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COSPACT
Nordic-Baltic Co-Simulation Platform Towards Increasing the Stability of AC/DC Transmission Grids (COSPACT) will form a cooperation and simulation platform for information exchange and system analysis and provide mobility to increase the knowledge on future power system development and control.
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Nordic-Baltic Co-Simulation Platform Towards Increasing the Stability of AC/DC Transmission Grids
Acronym: COSPACT
Duration: 01.10.2020–31.12.2023
Funding: 1 500 000 NOK
Project Owner: Tallinn University of Technology
Project Manager: Jako Kilter
Project Partners: NTNU, Riga Technical University, Tampere University, Chalmers University of Technology
Observers: None
Webpage: None
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Maj Dang Trong
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About COSPACT
Nordic and Baltic power systems are in the crossroad and moving towards extensive allocation of non-synchronously connected renewable generation, e.g., offshore and onshore wind, and solar. It is seen that this fundamental change to the Green system will influence the future power system operation, including stability, control and protection, and therefore adequate research and cooperation in the region is required.…