Renewable Energy

In practice

In practice, renewable energy is not merely a climate ambition - it is a technical challenge for the power systemThe totality of facilities, lines and systems for producing, transmitting and distributing electrical energy.. Variable production from solar and wind requires more flexibilityAbility to change power consumption or production in response to price signals or system operator needs., better forecasting tools and closer integration between MDMMeter Data Management - system for collection, storage, quality assurance and distribution of metering data from the electricity grid., SCADASupervisory Control and Data Acquisition - system for real-time monitoring and control of industrial processes. and the balancing market. For IT systems, increased renewable energy means: more complex time seriesMeasurements of the same quantity repeated over time. The order and the timestamp are part of the data, not decoration. (production and consumption at the same settlement pointLocation in the electricity network where consumption or production is measured and settled - equivalent to what Elhub calls a metering point.), the need for real-time data and integration with flexibility resources. TvimenningOld Norse meaning 'two bound together' - one who solves a task shoulder to shoulder with another. builds tools that handle this complexity - from VEEValidation, Estimation, Editing - systematic process to ensure quality of raw metering data from electricity meters. processing of bidirectional metering dataData from electricity meters - the foundation for billing, balance settlement and market processes in the power market. to integration with ElhubNational hub for metering data and market processes in the Norwegian electricity market.'s new message types for flexibility activation.