Grid forming and following control | Nextgrid

This video shows the webinar of University of Duisburg-Essen and Lucas-Nuelle during the UPEC 2021.
The nextgrid project aims to look at the challenges facing the next generation of power grids that will contain a higher percentage of renewable energy sources.
Especially for the cooperation with the University Lucas-Nuelle redeveloped its products to fit the requirements od research.
Prof. Dr. Hendrik Venegeerts and PhD Student Marc Woestefeld discuss with Fabian Schwarz, Product Manager Power Engineering at Lucas-Nuelle, the advantages of the products and the characteristics of the project.
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[@zakkamarachi8081]

You are doing great job guys ❤👍

[@LucasNuelleInternational]

Thank you!

[@SaifUlIslam-kq9pc]

We can run 100% IBRs based power system in parallel with a synchronous condenser to provide system inertia. If it can solve the problem in this way, then why alot of research is needed for gfm.?

[@neelamadhabkhaya98]

Kindly share your email?

[@LucasNuelleInternational]

Thanks for your question! :) For which email contact are you asking exactly?

[@adriansorin9291]

This video may explain why nobody goes to that course at Duisburg uni. The guys doing the talking have the charisma of a walking stick

[@LucasNuelleInternational]

Thanks for tuning in and for your candid feedback! We'll make sure to remind our presenters that a little more pizzazz never hurt-maybe next time we can convince them to swap the walking sticks for magic wands! In all seriousness, we appreciate your perspective and hope to keep improving our presentations. Stick with us!