Case Studies
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Stadtwerk Haßfurt: Microgrid design project
Optimized design and operation of a grid-connected energy cell with PV systems and battery storage while providing grid services.
Municipal utility – Stadtwerk Haßfurt
- District town in Bavaria, 15,000 inhabitants
- Planning of a microgrid with PV + 2MW battery
- Evaluation different tech + network services
- Optimization of design and operation
Main results
- Expansion of renewable + storage technologies
- Total costs decrease (CapEx +, OpEx -)
- LCoE reduced by up to 18%
- Provision of network services can be worthwhile


Energiecentrum Gotland: Self-sufficient communities
Maximized self-sufficiency and renewable energies with decentralized storage and sector coupling strategies to increase grid stability and reduce CO2 emissions
Energy agency Energiecentrum Gotland
- Largest island in Sweden, 60,000 inhabitants
- Unstable energy supply, mainland link out of date
- Goal: carbon-neutral supply by 2025
- Strengthen self-sufficiency & energy communities
- Optimization with sector coupling
Main results
- Decentralized storage prevents network failures
- High self-sufficiency rate can be implemented
- Integration of heat and e-mobility
- Heat supply with heat pumps
- Seasonal heat storage is a possible option


Allensbach: Flexible loads
Intelligent agent-based control of flexible loads enables a high proportion of renewable energies and stabilizes grid cells
Community Gemeinde Allensbach
- At Lake Constance, 7,000 inhabitants
- Validation of Smart Grid w/o load measurement
- Technology for controlling flexible end devices
- Creation of benchmarks for tech evaluation
- Optimization of reference design and operation
Main results
- Flexible loads facilitate the integration of renewable energies
- Sector coupling increases flexibility and efficiency
- Agent-based decentralized control makes sense
- Sufficient number of participants required


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