
Marine Energy Grid, Microgrid, and Hardware-In-The-Loop Research and Testing at National Laboratory of the Rockies
Facility Overview
National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) is a key contributor to the grid interconnection of renewable generation and the development, validation, and deployment of hybrid renewable energy microgrids. The grid interconnection work includes far-reaching studies that dive into the role of, and challenges related to, increasing amounts of renewable generation. More tailored analyses help marine energy developers better understand grid needs while informing their respective designs. NLR researchers partner with the U.S. Department of Energy, standards teams, technology developers, university researchers, independent system operators, and regional transmission organizations to accomplish this work.

Facility Capabilities
Controller hardware-in-the-loop validation, where the physical controller interacts with a model of the microgrid and associated power devices. Power hardware-in-the-loop validation of microgrid hardware.
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- Electrical Power Hardware Testing
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Grid operations market simulations that help stakeholders understand the value of their technologies current and forward-looking electricity markets.
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- Grid Integration
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