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LABORATOIRE D'ELECTROTECHNIQUE ET D'ELECTRONIQUE DE PUISSANCE DE LILLE

Recherche, Développement et Innovation en Génie Electrique

Team Power System

équipe réseauxSupervisor :Dhaker ABBES
dhaker.abbes@junia.com
Ecole des Hautes Etudes d’Ingénieur
13, rue de Toul, 59046 Lille Cedex
Tél : +33 (0)3-28-38-48-58

 

 

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Thesis

Research Axis

Reduction of carbon emissions is the main driver of the Power System Team. This research team looks for techno-economic solutions in electrical systems for massive use of electricity production from renewable energy, efficiency and power quality increase, mastering the load demand, market and stakeholder organization.

The Power System Team contributes to the evolution of Power Systems towards Smart-Grids through its scientific development concerning their architecture design and energy management with new technologies (power electronic converters, communication networks, storage systems …).

The Power System Team stands out for:

  • its multi-objective methodologies for the energy management of electrical systems, particularly in smart grids;
  • its work on high penetration of power electronic converters in transmission power system
  • its associated experimental approaches, its knowledge in real-time modeling and simulation of electrical networks, as well as on the control of HVDC transmission systems.

Keywords

Energy management, renewable energies, electrical energy storage, power grid, embedded network, ancillary services, power electronics in transmission power system

Partnership

Research programs : MEDEE, ANR, ADEME, H2020
Laboratories : Supergrid Institute, IRT Railenium, Supélec, G2elab, LEM
International relations : Portugal (IT Coimbra and ISEC at Coimbra), Tunisia (Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs of Sfax, Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs of Monastir), Iran (University of Kurdistan), Bulgaria (University of Sofia), Spain (UPC Barcelona), Belgium (KU Leuven, University of Liege, University of Mons), Norway (NTNU Trondheim), UK (University of Edimburgh).