Systems
With decentralization and decarbonization, digitalization is the third “D” describing the current global energy transition. Using the campus as a network laboratory, EPFL researchers are developing new technologies to control and stabilize the electrical network. For example, the digitization of hydroelectric power production is the subject of major international and interdisciplinary projects and of the continent’s energy system.
Energy Center laboratories regarding energy systems
- Automatic Control Laboratory
- Bioenergy and Energy Planning Research Group
- Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis
- Computer Communications and Applications Laboratory 2
- Decentralized and Distributed Systems Laboratory
- Dependable Control and Decision Group
- Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory
- Distributed Information Systems Laboratory
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory
- Electronics Laboratory
- Industrial Process and Energy Systems Engineering
- Integrated Actuators Laboratory
- Integrated Systems Laboratory
- Laboratory of Wave Engineering
- Power and Wideband-gap Electronics Research Laboratory
- Power Electronics Laboratory
- Power Systems Group
- Risk Analytics and Optimization Chair