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Power grids are the backbone of the electricity system and must be expanded and modernized to adapt to the energy transition, which has implications such as fluctuating and distributed generation or new infrastructures for vehicle charging, among others. The flexibility of the grid, which until now has relied mainly on fossil fuels and hydroelectric power, will come to depend on battery storage systems or making use of energy carriers such as hydrogen or ammonia; demand response; and bioenergy. In addition, the network power will not have a single direction and will be transformed into a bidirectional flow.
At ITA, we face the challenges of hybrid electrical distribution networks from our experience in sustainable electrical systems, electrical storage and power electronics, which allows us to develop high-efficiency and low-noise intelligent systems, supporting companies from the initial design phases through the development of models and digital twins, to prototyping and experimental testing in relevant environments.
Our Zero Emissions laboratory allows you to operate in on-grid and island mode, to evaluate transitions between modes and black-start, and to analyze the effect of harmonics on the grid when operating in island mode. It has renewable sources (photovoltaic and wind), storage systems (batteries and hydrogen) and load emulators, for the definition and evaluation of control strategies for energy management (EMS). Our experience in modeling dynamic and transient scale power inverters is the basis for analyzing and defining control strategies for grid stability, which can be experimentally validated, even for combined control of DC and AC grids.