Power line monitoring for increased resilience

Supporting the green transition by increased power line flexibility

Power line monitoring for increased resilience

Supporting the green transition by increased power line flexibility

Power line monitoring for increased resilience

One key factor in the ongoing green transition is the increased demand for timely and uninterrupted flow of electrical energy. Unfortunately, the regional power networks of the sparsely populated Interreg Aurora areas are often not set to handle the large transmission requirements stemming from for example high power chargers or solar and wind power generation.

The objective of the Interreg Aurora funded small-scale project Power line monitoring for increased resilience is to gain knowledge, gather a consortium, and formulate a following full scale project, wherein implementation as well as development and research on technologies for power line monitoring will be performed. The expectation is that such full scale project will contribute stable power transfer capacity for rural municipalities, and thus increased resilience and possibility for these to participate in the ongoing green transition.

Contact: Jonny Johansson, project manager, Luleå tekniska universitet, jonny.johansson@ltu.se

Lead Partner EU
Luleå tekniska universitet

Project Partners
Åsele Kraftaktiebolag
Länsstyrelsen i Västerbottens län
Region Västerbotten
i.b. vogt AB
Lapin ammattikorkeakoulu Oy

TYPE OF PROJECT
Small-scale project

SUB-AREA
Aurora

PRIORITY
Green and sustainable transition

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
Climate change adaptation

PROJECT DURATION
2024-04-01 – 2024-12-31

TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET
39 760 Euro

EU-FUNDING, INTERREG AURORA
25 844 Euro

STATUS
Ongoing

Social, ecological and economic sustainable development is an overarching goal in the Interreg Aurora Programme. All projects funded by Interreg Aurora contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The Power line monitoring for increased resilience project contributes primarily to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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