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News
Interview with Urban Lundin Interview with Urban Lundin. -
NewsSuccessful third centre conference The third SESBC conference took place in Uppsala at Botaniska hotellet,15–16 October. The event was well attended with an increased number of participants since previous conference. The group discussions had a focus on preparation for the next phase of the centre.
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NewsMartin Lundberg has successfully defended his PhD thesis We congratulate Martin Lundberg on a successful PhD defence! Martin’s research has been part the Research & Innovation layer Systems in the project "Managing grid capacity with storage".
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Event
Systems layer seminar - mFRR EAM: the new way of balancing the Nordic Power System Online seminar from SESBC's Systems layer. -
NewsExploring the technical limits of HVAC and HVDC for offshore wind transmission HVAC is generally preferred for shorter distances due to its lower installation costs. In contrast, HVDC requires costly offshore converter platforms, making it less economical for shorter links.
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NewsSuccessful second Summer School The second centre Summer School, was held at Chalmers University of Technology on 19-21 August 2025. The theme was on long-term energy storage with focus on PEM fuel cells and electolysers.
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Grid Capacity - Challenges and Opportunities PhD defense with Martin Lundberg. Thesis title: Grid Capacity - Challenges and Opportunities -
NewsNew electrolyte concept can enable safer lithium-metal batteries in high temperature Lithium-metal batteries are highly active and there is a need to make them safer. A new electrolyte concept has now been tested, with promising results, which can enable safer operations at high temperature.
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EventSESBC Conference 2025 in Uppsala Welcome to the third Centre conference within SESBC. The conference will be held at Hotell Botanika in Uppsala on 15-16 October and will contain presentations from international scientific advisors, companies and researchers, poster presentations, mingling and group discussions.
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NewsIncreased grid capacity by using batteries to create virtual power lines Martin Lundberg, PhD student at Lund University, has in his research shown that it is technically possible and safe to use batteries, and other resources, to increase the grid capacity without exceeding its physical limitations.