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2017 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS - Green renewable energy production has climbed up from 1402 GWh to 3653 GWh covering 75% percent of the 2020 target (4400 GWh). - Blue renewable energy production (hydropower) reached 35,878 GWh, which consists of 25.6% of the 2035 markstone (37,400 GW/h). - Final energy and power consumption per capita (weather-adjusted) reduced by 16.3 % and 5% respectively (exceeding the 2020 target) - The share of renewable’ and gas’ energy sources in the national energy mix increased by 10% at the expense of oil-derived energy products. Specifically: the gas share increased by 3%, electricity by 2.5%, wood by 1.3% and other renewable by 3.2%. Check out video SCCER-FURIES Annual Conference Summary On November 22nd, the SCCER-FURIES Annual conference 2018 took place. More than 140 experts from academia, industry and authorities attended and contributed to discussions around the conference theme “Guarantee adequate stability, reserves and system-wise services for the bulk power system”. All speeches and presentations, as well as pitches for the Best Poster Award Competition are available on our web page. Best Poster Competition @ 2018 SCCER-FURIES Conference A Best Poster Competition took place in the frame of the SCCER-FURIES Annual Conference 2018 with high level participation (30 teams) and positive feedbacks by the attendees. A Committee of 15 industrial experts selected 6 posters with the highest scientific relevance and novelty, market applicability, and presentation. The poster teams pitched at the conference’s plenary. A Committee of conference’s guests selected the Best Poster 2018. With great pleasure, we would like to congratulate the wining team from ETHZ-IKG Henry Martin, René Buffat, Dominik Bucher and Martin Raubal. Check out the winning poster, as well as the 6 preselected posters on our web page. EVENTS Please check out the list of upcoming events related to smart grids and energy markets. JANUARY 2019 1st National Scenario Benchmarking Workshop (JASM) 17.01.2019, Zurich, CH FEBUARY 2019 2nd International Conference FEPSET19 3-8.02.2019, Champéry, CH World Sustainable Energy Days 27.02-01.03.2019, Wels, AT MARCH 2019 2 Schwizerische Stadwerkekongress 27.03.2019, Bern, CH APRIL2019 2nd International Colloquium on Smart Grid Metrology 9-12.04.2019, Split, Croatia MAY 2019 20th International Scientific Conference on Electric Power Engineering 15-17.05.2019, Kouty nad Desnou, CZ Intersolar Europe 2019 15-17.05.2019, Munich, DE AWEA Windpower 2019 Conference and Exhibition 20-23.05.2019, Houston, USA JUNE 2019 SCCER School #2: Shaping the Energy Transition 11-14.06.2019, Flüeli-Ranft, CH Funding Opportunities (SNSF and ERA-NET) CHIST-ERA 2018 call. Deadline for pre-proposal submission 15.01.2019 (SNSF) PostDoc Mobilty Deadline: 1.02.2019 (SFOE) Competitive tenders- ProKilovatt Deadline: 8.02.2019 (SNSF) Early PostDoc Mobility Deadline 18.02.2019 Jobs Scientific Officer Start-Up Training @Innosuisse, Bern IT-Solutions Manager Energie @AEW Energie AG, Aarau Smart Metering@AEW Energie AG, Aarau Project Engineer@ABB, Baden Research Scientist Low Voltage Protection and Switchgear@ABB, Baden PhD Student, Life assessment of grid level batteries & materials@PSI, Villigen The SCCER-FURIES team would like to wish you for 2019 a Happy New Year, filled with joy and success for you and your beloved ones. SCCER-FURIES LinkedIn Follow us on the SCCER-FURIES LinkedIn account, where you will find news and info about new projects and partners, job opportunities and current events. Follow us Knowledge Hub Do you need information about the project within SCCER-FURIES? You will find information on Partners, Projects and Projects´ Outcomes on our Knowledge Hub Read more December 2018 - 4rd Newsletter Our article & news Featured article Monitoring Swiss Energy Strategy 2050 On November 20th, the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) released its first progress report on the achievements of the national Energy Strategy 2050. The report shows the situation at the end of 2017 and concludes that the first miles of the road towards the 2050 goals are going in the right direction and at the appropriate pace. These results confirm the importance of the power infrastructure and relevance of SCCER- FURIES activities to the achievement of the Swiss Energy Strategy 2050. - The power supply of Swiss consumers is secured till 2035 as long as Switzerland gets integrated in the European market. - 86% of the distribution network (total of 196 639 km) is cabled on level 7 (fully) and 5( mainly in the urban zones). - The underground cabling, mainly reserved for the transmission grid, has reached the 6629 km. - The annual public funding for energy research is doubled from CHF200M to CHF400M, mainly through large funding programs such as Innosuisse SCCERs, SNSF PNR 70 and 71, and SFOE P, D&L programs. The detailed monitoring report contains around 40 indicators in seven thematic areas: energy consumption and production, grid development, security of supply, spending and prices, energy-related CO2 emissions, research&technology and international issues. Reed more about the report on our web page. A full report in German is available on the SFOE web page, and a shorter version (FR, DE). News & events Stay in touch Copyright © *2018 *SCCER-FURIES*, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have visited our site or asked us about regular newsletter. Unsubscribe
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2017 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS- Green renewable energyproduction has climbed up from1402 GWh to 3653 GWh covering75% percent of the 2020 target(4400 GWh).- Blue renewable energyproduction (hydropower) reached35,878 GWh, which consists of25.6% of the 2035 markstone(37,400 GW/h).- Final energy and powerconsumption per capita(weather-adjusted) reduced by16.3 % and 5% respectively(exceeding the 2020 target)- The share of renewable’ andgas’ energy sources in thenational energy mix increased by10% at the expense of oil-derivedenergy products. Specifically: thegas share increased by 3%,electricity by 2.5%, wood by 1.3%and other renewable by 3.2%.
Check out video
SCCER-FURIES AnnualConference Summary
On November 22nd, the SCCER-FURIESAnnual conference 2018 took place. Morethan 140 experts from academia, industryand authorities attended and contributed todiscussions around the conferencetheme “Guarantee adequate stability,reserves and system-wise services for thebulk power system”.All speeches and presentations, as well aspitches for the Best Poster AwardCompetition are available on our web page.
Best Poster Competition@ 2018 SCCER-FURIES Conference
A Best Poster Competition took place in the frameof the SCCER-FURIES Annual Conference 2018with high level participation (30 teams) and positivefeedbacks by the attendees.A Committee of 15 industrial experts selected 6posters with the highest scientific relevance andnovelty, market applicability, and presentation. Theposter teams pitched at the conference’s plenary. ACommittee of conference’s guests selected theBest Poster 2018.With great pleasure, we would like to congratulatethe wining team from ETHZ-IKG Henry Martin,René Buffat, Dominik Bucher and Martin Raubal.Check out the winning poster, as well as the6 preselected posters on our web page.
EVENTS
Please check out the list of upcoming events relatedto smart grids and energy markets.
JANUARY 20191st National Scenario Benchmarking Workshop(JASM)17.01.2019, Zurich, CH
FEBUARY 20192nd International Conference FEPSET19 3-8.02.2019, Champéry, CHWorld Sustainable Energy Days27.02-01.03.2019, Wels, AT
MARCH 20192 Schwizerische Stadwerkekongress27.03.2019, Bern, CH
APRIL20192nd International Colloquium on Smart GridMetrology9-12.04.2019, Split, Croatia
MAY 201920th International ScientificConference on Electric PowerEngineering15-17.05.2019, Kouty nad Desnou, CZIntersolar Europe 201915-17.05.2019, Munich, DEAWEA Windpower 2019 Conferenceand Exhibition20-23.05.2019, Houston, USA
JUNE 2019SCCER School #2: Shaping theEnergy Transition11-14.06.2019, Flüeli-Ranft, CH
Funding Opportunities
(SNSF and ERA-NET) CHIST-ERA 2018 call.Deadline for pre-proposal submission 15.01.2019
(SNSF) PostDoc MobiltyDeadline: 1.02.2019
(SFOE) Competitive tenders- ProKilovattDeadline: 8.02.2019
(SNSF) Early PostDoc Mobility Deadline 18.02.2019
Jobs
Scientific Officer Start-UpTraining @Innosuisse, Bern
IT-Solutions Manager Energie@AEW Energie AG, Aarau
Smart Metering@AEW Energie AG,Aarau
Project Engineer@ABB, Baden
Research Scientist Low VoltageProtection and Switchgear@ABB,Baden
PhD Student, Life assessment ofgrid level batteries &materials@PSI, Villigen
The SCCER-FURIES team would like to wish you for 2019
a Happy New Year,filled with joy and success
for you and your beloved ones.
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Knowledge Hub
Do you need information about the projectwithin SCCER-FURIES?You will find information on Partners,
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December 2018 - 4rd Newsletter
Our article & news
Featured article
Monitoring Swiss Energy Strategy 2050On November 20th, the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) released its first progressreport on the achievements of the national Energy Strategy 2050. The report shows thesituation at the end of 2017 and concludes that the first miles of the road towards the 2050goals are going in the right direction and at the appropriate pace.These results confirm the importance of the power infrastructure and relevance of SCCER-FURIES activities to the achievement of the Swiss Energy Strategy 2050.
- The power supply of Swiss consumers is secured till 2035 as long as Switzerlandgets integrated in the European market.- 86% of the distribution network (total of 196 639 km) is cabled on level 7 (fully) and 5(mainly in the urban zones).
- The underground cabling, mainly reserved for the transmission grid, has reached the6629 km.- The annual public funding for energy research is doubled from CHF200M to CHF400M,mainly through large funding programs such as Innosuisse SCCERs, SNSF PNR 70 and 71,and SFOE P, D&L programs.
The detailed monitoring report contains around 40 indicators in seven thematic areas:energy consumption and production, grid development, security of supply, spending andprices, energy-related CO2 emissions, research&technology and international issues.Reed more about the report on our web page.A full report in German is available on the SFOE web page, and a shorter version (FR, DE).
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