INTERPLAN’s report on a “Method for clustering distributions grid” focuses on describing an approach for clustering electricity grids covering the different use cases for semi-dynamic and integrated grid operation planning (covering all network levels) and reflects the work done related

In INTERPLAN project’s latest report “Grid Code and regulation limitations” the identified practices in the countries of the consortium and related analysis and synthesis already conducted are extrapolated to cover all Member States aiming to identify gaps and barriers for integrating

The INTERPLAN project consortium held its second technical meeting on 16 July 2019 at AIT premises in Vienna (AT), to review the ongoing activities and efficiently plan the upcoming work. The regulatory analysis of the pan-European grid and requirements being

The mid-term review meeting of INTERPLAN project took place on July 2, 2019 in ENEA headquarters in Rome.  The meeting was held to review the first 18 months of the project and discuss about the progress and research activities carried

The INTERPLAN consortium joined forces on 8-9 April in ENEA premises in Rome, to review the ongoing activities and the current project status, and plan the upcoming steps in the development of the operation planning tool.  One of the key discussion points included

INTERPLAN project’s latest report “INTERPLAN showcases”  presents the project operation planning tool showcases, which are based on the previously defined use cases and identified EU grid scenarios.  These showcases will be critical for the implementation of the network operation planning tool

On 2 October 2018, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) invited 26 projects, among which INTERPLAN was present, to present their objectives and discuss potential collaborations at H2020 Low TRL Smart Grids and Storage project clustering workshop in Brussels (BE).  As a

On 23 November 2018, INTERPLAN was presented at the 4th Mission Innovation – Innovation Challenge 1 deep-dive workshop in Rome (IT), among the International Initiatives and lighthouse projects, during the public event.  The Smart Grids Innovation Challenge (IC1) is the

In one of the project’s latest and most important report “INTERPLAN use cases”, the project consortium  presents the final results of use cases definition and analysis, as well as future European grid scenarios, which are going to be the basis

In this project’s report “INTERPLAN requirements”,  the consortium has summarised the requirements defined for the project.  The consortium has defined forty five requirements to act as the foundation for INTERPLAN project. These requirements are categorised into four main groups consisting of use cases