SCORRES Smart Control of Rural Renewable Energy & Storage
Lead Participant:
HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY(THE)
Abstract
India has ambitious investment plans for developing solar energy to twenty times that which is currently
installed in the next five years. The SCORRES project will develop replicable, commercially & technically viable
smart energy systems for rural & agricultural communities that are cognisant of the requirments of key
stakeholder groups (e.g. communities, farmers, regulators, technology providers and investors). These systems
will include distributed renewable energy sources, such as solar-PV, electrical storage, system control software
and demand managment control technology. Systems will be capable of being grid connected and of working in
stand-alone mode to widen acces to electricity, addressing poverty and improving lives and health. System
control technology will be developed and tailored for the Indian market by UK partners and will utilise
innovative, patented forecasting technology. Feasibility of the smart energy systems will be assessed in two
pilot trials, namely a rural village and a vegetable farm which will be deployed & managed by the Indian
partners.
installed in the next five years. The SCORRES project will develop replicable, commercially & technically viable
smart energy systems for rural & agricultural communities that are cognisant of the requirments of key
stakeholder groups (e.g. communities, farmers, regulators, technology providers and investors). These systems
will include distributed renewable energy sources, such as solar-PV, electrical storage, system control software
and demand managment control technology. Systems will be capable of being grid connected and of working in
stand-alone mode to widen acces to electricity, addressing poverty and improving lives and health. System
control technology will be developed and tailored for the Indian market by UK partners and will utilise
innovative, patented forecasting technology. Feasibility of the smart energy systems will be assessed in two
pilot trials, namely a rural village and a vegetable farm which will be deployed & managed by the Indian
partners.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
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Participant |
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HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY(THE) | ||
FINDHORN INNOVATION RESEARCH & EDUCATION, CIC | ||
SCENE CONNECT LTD | £43,809 | £ 30,666 |
HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY | ||
AUROVILLE CONSULTING | £30,172 | £ 21,178 |
INNOVATE UK |
People |
ORCID iD |
Research Grants Heriot-Watt University (Project Manager) |