⚡ A new youth research laboratory will open at UrFU’s UralENIN.

It will focus on intelligent autonomous energy systems that integrate renewable energy sources, energy storage, and control algorithms.

🤖 A key research objective is to improve the reliability and resilience of electricity supply to isolated and remote areas amid variable solar and wind generation.

To achieve this, a team led by Stanislav Yeroshenko will develop AI-based methods for forecasting and selecting optimal equipment operating modes. Digital twins will make it possible to evaluate proposed solutions in a model before they are implemented at a real site.

💡 This is especially relevant to our academic program, which brings together several key fields: energy, renewables, energy storage, artificial intelligence, and digital modelling.

The new facility will become UrFU’s sixth youth research laboratory.