Welcome to
aces project
The Adaptive Control of Energy Storage (ACES) project develops and demonstrates adaptive optimisation of battery energy storage services, using Artificial Intelligence algorithms.
Combining AI with advanced battery health and power quality monitoring, new business models and innovative billing solutions, the ACES project aims to trigger wide-scale deployment in power grids, a critical success factor for the renewable energy transition.
Power-to-Gas Demo
Small-scale Demos
Large-scale Demo
Small-scale Lab Tests
Latest News
ACES Demo preparations @ Fraunhofer IFF started
Fraunhofer IFF has now started to prepare for the demonstrators for ACES. The battery storage equipment was transported to the new laboratory site. Looking forward
ACES project team and steering committee gathered in Stockholm for 2-day workshop
Hosted by WSP, ACES gathered at in Stockholm for a 2-day workshop on selection of Use Cases and translation of these into scenarios, storylines, a
ACES participated at ISGAN conference in Stockholm
On invitation by the Swedish Energy Agency and branch organization Power Circle, ACES participated with a booth at the ISGAN international workshop with theme: The
ACES selected as showcase project by Swedish Energy Agency
We are proud to announce that ACES has been selected as showcase project within smart grids by the Swedish Energy Agency’s in the framework of
ACES now kicked-off in Germany
On the 28 of January, ACES’ partners Fraunhofer IFF and MINcom Smart Solutions kicked-off the German part of the project in Magdeburg with representatives from
Value for customers in focus
Under the inspiring lead of Hjalmar Pihl at Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), the ACES team has been working hard on defining an initial set
Funding Partners
ACES has received funding FROM the Swedish Energy Agency, The Research Council of Norway and Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, in the framework of the joint programming initiative ERA-Net Smart ENERGY SYSTEMS, with support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme.
Project Partners
Project management, power quality monitoring and analysis
Metrum Sweden AB provide world leading, intelligent measurement systems for power quality. Their solutions assist customers to avoid downtime and power quality issues. Apart from supplying power quality systems and competence, they are the project manager of the ACES project.
Solar micro-grid test lab and E-vehicle charging
GEC in Sweden is a successful international test center for solar energy solutions of tomorrow where different operators cooperate to create new opportunities for innovation, learning, development and testing in the field of solar energy. The aim is to contribute to sustainable energy solutions and a more efficient use of transboundary energy.
Applied research on business models and market/regulatory environment
RISE in Sweden is a strong innovation partner who can provide comprehensive support and a broad range of perspectives.
Health sensors
Insplorion in Sweden is at the absolute technological forefront, both regarding sensors
intended for volume production in applications such as battery control and air quality measurement and regarding sensors in advanced research instruments used for cutting-edge research by scientists worldwide.
Market, business models, roi tool, pricing and billing solutions
MINcom in Germany is a solutions provider and system integrator the following key strengths; Project Management, consulting, design, development and test in the utility and automotive industries and Billing, real-time charging and payment solutions.
Adaptive control system
Rejlers is a Nordic group offering technical consultancy services and IT solutions to customers in the areas of: Energy, Buildings, Industry, Telecom and infrastructure.
Battery storage and hardware developement
Fraunhofer in Germany is Europe’s largest application-oriented research organization. Fraunhofer IFF located in Magdeburg, Germany provides expertise in the fi eld of power grids planning and operation incl. integration of renewables and battery storage.
Observers
Reference Group
Wilhelm Jacobsson, ABB AB
Colin Arnold, AGM Batteries Ltd
Henning Demele, Krebs Engineers GmbH
Vladyslav Milshyn, Power2U AB
Magnus Brolin RISE
Lars Olsson, SeniorIT AB
Magnus Berg, Vattenfall AB
Fredrik Carlsson, Vattenfall AB
Harald Bouma, Vänerenergi AB
Anna Nordling, WSP AB