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- September 29, 2020
- Posted by: Dawn Lonergan
- Category: Uncategorized
CERTH wrote a paper entitled “‘Dynamic Multi-agent OpenADR Virtual Nodes for Distributed Demand Response Schemes’” for the SpliTech 2020 conference. This conference took place online from 23-26 September. Christos Patsonakis of CERTH presented at this event. You can view Christos’ video presentation here.
- September 15, 2020
- Posted by: Dawn Lonergan
- Category: News, Project News, Uncategorized
Are you interested in reading about DELTA’s publications to date? We now have twelve publications on the DELTA website, covering the energy market, blockchain and load flexibility. You can access all of our public deliverables submitted so far here: https://www.delta-h2020.eu/publications/
- August 5, 2020
- Posted by: Dawn Lonergan
- Category: News, Project News, Uncategorized
Two DELTA papers have been accepted at SEST 2020. The papers are: 1/ OpenADR Ontology: Semantic Enrichment of Demand Response Strategies in Smart Grids by UPM and CERTH 2/ Semantic Interoperability for DR Schemes Employing the SGAM Framework by UPM, JRC and CERTH. This event will take place online from 7-9 September. You can learn…
- August 5, 2020
- Posted by: Dawn Lonergan
- Category: News, Project News, Uncategorized
Are you interested in reading about DELTA’s publications to date? We now have ten publications on the DELTA website, covering the energy market, blockchain and load flexibility. You can access all of our public deliverables submitted so far here: https://www.delta-h2020.eu/publications/
- July 14, 2020
- Posted by: Dawn Lonergan
- Category: News, Project News, Uncategorized
The DELTA Project had its sixth plenary meeting on the 11th and 12th of June, completely online. The agenda was full and included presentations on each work package; highlighting the main achievements and next steps within each task and informative demonstrations of the developed tools. The DELTA team is looking forward to the next online…
- January 29, 2019
- Posted by: webmaster
- Category: Uncategorized
As Europe moves towards the energy transition, the energy system is becoming increasingly less centralized. A market which relies on central power plants to supply electricity to customers is being replaced by one which is made up of distributed resources.