Electromobility

New advanced algorithms and modules for managing the flexible consumption of Evs and the RES integration, their practical validation, followed by a simulation of systém deployment in a more complex part of the low-voltage distribution grid

Year

2025–2027

Client

Technologická agentura ČR (TAČR)

The project aims to develop, validate, and deploy software (SW) that leverages the flexibility of EV charging stations to optimize the distribution system (DS), accounting for renewable energy sources (RES), integrating new DS control capabilities (e.g., V2G), and meeting operational safety criteria (e.g., voltage node standards).
A digital DS model will be created to safely verify different optimization strategies, enabling validation of SW behavior and performance before real-world deployment.
Testing will also occur in real conditions at a pilot site in a selected urban area with high low-voltage feeder loads from public EV charging.

Filip Vančura

Project Manager, LEEF Technologies

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LEEF TECHNOLOGIES

We are a company that specializes in the development of clean energy and transport projects. We also carry out market analyses, develop project concepts and business plans, as well as new technology deployment strategies. We have been active in the market since 2010. Since the beginning, we have focused on electromobility, battery storage and development of technologically complex projects. Recently, we have also been working on green hydrogen projects.

Electromobility

Development of charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, advanced charging solutions. Forum elektromobilita. Portál elektromobilita.

Battery energy storage

Battery systems and their applications: ancillary services, autonomous generation, power supply optimisation, etc. Second life batteries.

hydrogen

Production, storage and distribution of emission-free and low-emission hydrogen. Integration with RES and battery storage. PPA contracts.

complex projects

Integration of multiple technologies. Optimization of local production/consumption. Flexibility for ancillary services. Local distribution networks. Energy communities.