Last week Christoph Klie and Robert Annuth had the opportunity, together with colleagues from the Institute for Mechatronics in Mechanics iMEK and from morEnergy GmbH, to perform measurements on a battery-powered DC ferry in Hochdonn (Schleswig Holstein) on the Kiel Canal as part of the DC power systems project SuSy. Many thanks to the WSV - Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration and Siemens Energy for the exciting insights and the excellent cooperation during the measurement.

Our research assistant Christoph Klie gave a presentation on "Investigation of Ripple Currents in DC Ship Systems with Power Hardware-in-the-Loop" at RT22, the real-time simulation conference of OPAL-RT TECHNOLOGIES, in Montréal, Quebec.

The VDE ETG/GMA symposium "Netzregelung und Systemführung" has taken place on the past 2 days in Leipzig. Interesting contributions to the topic "Transformation der Stromversorgung - Netzregelung und Systemstabilität" were given by representatives from science and industry. The ieet team was also present and our research assistant Christina Eckel presented the results of the research study "Nachweisführung der Frequenzstabilität bei zunehmender dezentraler Erzeugung durch Typ-2-Anlagen", which was conducted in cooperation with Amprion GmbH. Another contribution from the ieet team was presented by our research assistant Stefan Möws on "Frequency Containment Reserve with a Pool of Renewable Energies and Storages". We would like to thank the VDE Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik Informationstechnik e.V. for organizing and hosting this great symposium.

This week, the NEIS Conference on Sustainable Energy Supply and Energy Storage System took place in Hamburg. The ieet team was also present and gave two presentations. We thank you for the great event and look forward to seeing you again next year.   Marwan Mostafa presented a paper discussing: “Integrated Planning of Multi-energy Grids: Concepts and Challenges”   Davood Babazadeh presented a paper about the “Generation of realistic Smart Meter Data from Prosumers for future energy system scenarios”

Today, our colleague Jan-Peter Heckel participated in the CIGRE session in Paris. He presented his paper “Voltage Stability Risks Caused by Dynamic Interactions in Integrated Energy Systems” at the Session for the Study Committee C1 “Power System Development and Economics”.

Our colleague Christina Eckel was on the road to present her paper "Optimal Operation and Control of Towing Kites using Online and Offline Gaussian Process Learning Supported Model Predictive Control" at the IEEE ACC 2022 in Atlanta, GA.

Mohammed Haj-ahmed from the University of Jordan will be a visiting professor at our institute until the end of September. During his stay, we will exchange our research and teaching experiences on different topics, particularly on the "Application of Phasor Measurement Units in Smart Grids". We wish him a fruitful stay at Hamburg University of Technology

Last week, our colleague Stefan Möws successfully presented his paper titled "Comparing R-Vine Copulas and Quantile Regression Forests for Reliability Forecasting of Renewable Energies" at the IEEE MELECON 2022. There were many interesting talks and discussions at the 3-day conference about emerging electrical technologies in Palermo, Italy. Many thanks to the organizers!

Das Studiendekanat EIM lädt zur Ringvorlesung im Wintersemester 2021 / 2022. Das Institut für Elektrische Energietechnik bietet diese als Online-Veranstaltung an am Montag, den 10.01.2021, von 17:00 - 18:30 Uhr. Zugangsdaten s. "Verwandte Nachrichten" (nur aus dem TUHH-Netz abrufbar)