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Austria’s first hybrid wind, PV and storage project leverages intelligent flexibility technology to optimise participation in the power markets and make renewables more profitable.

Enlit on the Road visited Trumau, near Vienna, Austria, to learn how project partners CyberGrid and EVN are redefining collaboration between renewable assets through intelligent flexibility — not only to generate clean energy, but to optimise and monetise it too.
In this video, you will learn about:
01:04 - What makes the hybrid storage, wind and PV flexibility project unique.
02:15 – What happens if the market becomes oversaturated, or if electricity prices swing unfavourably.
03:37 – The challenges in integrating a variety of decentralised, distributed energy assets.
04:23 – What stress points and market services the project was designed to support.
04:58 – How the system serves as a project blueprint, both for its partners and potentially other companies.
05:18 – How `user-friendliness` and simplification will separate success stories from failures for similar projects in the future.
05:58 – Communication challenges in connecting the assets together.
06:19 – The technical process of the battery choosing to store, charge and discharge to and from the power grid.