Electromagnetic Transient Modelling and Stability Analysis of a Wind and PV Dominated Irish Power System for 2030 and Beyond
The project will develop high-fidelity modelling approaches, perform comprehensive stability analyses, propose robust operational rules, and create fast simulation tools essential for future systems with very high renewable shares.
Project Insights
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€545,858
Total Project Costs -
4 yr
Project Duration -
2024
Year Funded
Project Description
To combat climate change, Ireland has committed to be carbon neutral by 2050, with the 2021 Climate Action Plan targeting up to 80% electricity generation from renewables by 2030. This ambition implies many technical and operational challenges for the Irish grid, so, the project will develop high-fidelity modelling approaches, perform comprehensive stability analyses, propose robust operational rules, and create fast simulation tools essential for future systems with very high renewable shares. The project will provide a large stepping stone towards achieving a net-zero carbon energy system, and further emphasise Ireland's leading role in integrating renewables into power and energy systems.
Project Details
Total Project Cost: €545,858
Funding Agency: Research Ireland
Year Funded: 2024
Lead Organisation: University College Dublin (UCD)