Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) provides a powerful platform for collecting, analyzing, and contextualizing grid data. Every day the platform records thousands of deviations that are further processed and analyzed by the dInsight Analytics Platform.

Thanks to both the sensitive and high-resolution measurement, even the smallest ripple in current and voltage waveforms are recorded. These registered data are further classified individually to one of a set of defined categories, where some are disregarded as minor disturbances without individual significant value and hence unclassified. However, all data including these unclassified ripples has always been stored for future purposes.

Today, these ripples have proved to be very important in dLab’s next endeavors towards the perfected grid insight.

In September 2021 dLab announced an ongoing machine learning initiative: Do you understand the beauty of AI? | dLab (dlaboratory.com) and today we can proudly give an interesting little insight into results of one of these proof-of-concept projects. 

By applying machine learning algorithms on so called time series including both classified and unclassified data, patterns not visible to either the human eye or advanced signal processing have been detected. The results strongly indicate a possibility to with high accuracy automatically predict serious faults hours in advance when taking theses previously unclassified data into account.  

So, what implications could this have for your supply quality?

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About Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) – https://dlaboratory.com

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit https://dlaboratory.com to find out more.

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) releases a new dashboard in dInsight that further strengthen the grid operator’s possibility for a transparent and accurate understanding of the load flows.   

The ongoing energy transition calls for new solutions and the challenges for grid operators have never been greater. The transition to a more renewable energy system requires a stable and modern power grid to be able to handle locally produced electricity, more residential buildings, electric vehicles, the establishment of energy-intensive industries and the phasing out of fossil energy sources.

The way forward is to use new smart technology to monitor the power flow and power quality which is something cleantech company dLab provides through dInsight Analytics Platform, addressing power quality, security of supply and capacity.

Now dLab introduces an enhanced power quality dashboard in dInsight for visualizing current values on all feeders. All feeders are compiled in a table at the top of the screen with information about maximum- average-, and minimum values for a selected time period. With this high quality data  that is easy accessible and clearly presented, it is easy to both see  which feeders are subject to high load in the short run and to forecast the need of actions to improve grid capacity more accurate than relying on flat-rate-data.

To find out more about this new dashboard please visit our webpage and select Tutorials under the Learn menu. There you will find a short film that demonstrates these new enhanced dashboards.

About Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) – https://dlaboratory.com

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit https://dlaboratory.com to find out more.

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is announcing a patent-pending method for quantifying health status of a power grid. The ongoing energy transition is a fact and intermittent production, and consumption is increasing. The growing number of solar power installations and electrical cars that needs charging means increased challenges for grid operators. It has never been as important as now to have full control over your power grid system and the way forward is the use of smart grid technologies.

The method developed by dLab aggregates disturbances seamlessly from individual power lines to a single KPI that describes the health of the entire power grid, a sharper and more versatile tool compared to current practice. In the everyday life of the grid operators this means knowing were in the grid investments are needed, being able to plan maintenance activities more effectively and work proactively supporting the energy transition.

Curious? Read the full story here

About Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) – https://dlaboratory.com

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit www.dlaboratory.com to find out more.

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) provides a solution that can significantly help distribution system operators in avoiding disconnection issues that originates from displacement voltages.

In a power grid, protection relays are critical components which are supposed to detect and disconnect faulty feeders. Unfortunately, they do not detect all faults. For example, the relay protection systems can be incorrectly configured or not sensitive enough for certain intermittent earth faults, why a faulty feeder may not be disconnected in a proper way leading to a high displacement voltage tripping the whole substation. The problem of unselective tripping is a hot topic of discussion and, among others, Vattenfall has drawn attention to the problem in a thesis which can be read here: FULLTEXT01.pdf (diva-portal.org  (In Swedish)

dLab solution to unselective tripping is called dProtection which can be described as a dAnalyzer on-the-edge with the ability to send digital signals and thus commanding the circuit breakers directly, or indirectly via the protection relays, to operate. With dLab’s patented algorithm for detecting directional and intermittent earth faults, dProtection ensures that only the faulty feeder is disconnected in case of a fault, and not the entire busbar.

Read more about our customer Olofström and their use of dAnalyzer and dProtection here: New order: Olofström Kraft AB takes another step together with dLab | dLab (dlaboratory.com)    

Read more about a real case where dLab detects intermittent earth faults that leads to an unselective tripping

About Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) – https://dlaboratory.com

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit www.dlaboratory.com to find out more.

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) has signed a letter-of-intent with a Europe based power cable provider, with the intention to combine high qualitative cable solutions with advanced visual grid analytics.

The market demand for cable monitoring capabilities is growing and the cooperation aims to strengthen the value proposition by adding dLab’s solution as an integral part of the business offering from the cable solutions provider. The parties will initially work together on a selected market in eastern Europe to explore the interest and value. Upon a successful outcome, the parties will negotiate a set-up where the company becomes a re-seller of dLab’s solution to its customers.

– We are excited about this project as it can open up a new type of cooperation segments, and proud that a well-renowned provider has decided to take this step together with us. Visual grid analytics are of essence for grid operators moving forward in the energy transition and becoming a pre-integrated part with those providing the infrastructure will benefit our customers greatly, says Henrik Winberg COO.

About Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) – https://dlaboratory.com

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit www.dlaboratory.com to find out more.

We are very pleased to announce that Olofström Kraft AB is extending the usage of the dInsight Analytics Platform from cleantech company Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) by adding dAnalyzer and dQuality to a new substation.

Energy company Olofströms Kraft AB owns more than 2000 kilometers of distribution lines in Blekinge and Skåne in southern Sweden, with about 13 000 end customers. In the ambition to create a more digitalized and sustainable grid with high reliability, Olofströms Kraft AB works together with dLab. Now the journey continuous between dLab and Olofström when they choose to install dAnalyzer and dQuality 3.0 to monitor their latest solar power plant.

-We are very pleased with dLab’s dInsight Analytics Platform and have benefited greatly from the system in our station Pilen. Now when we are connecting a solar park to our station Ekeryd, and we want to keep an extra eye on power quality, we have chosen to order another system from dLab including dQuality 3.0 providing us full insight into power quality, says Bo Undemar, Head of distribution, at Olofströms Kraft AB.

The growing number of solar power installations, while adding much needed renewable power to the system, also means increasing challenges for the grid operators. Harmonics and rising frequencies can cause unstable power distribution. The way forward is to use new smart technology to monitor the power flow and power quality. Read more in the recent published blog, The rise of the solar power-more than just a sunny story, by visiting: The rise of solar power – more than just a sunny story | dLab (dlaboratory.com)

– We are very pleased to be able to provide Olofström Kraft with detailed monitoring capabilities, facilitating for example a successful connection between the grid and the solar power plant. The ongoing energy transition calls for new solutions which is something we provide through our one-platform concept addressing power quality, security of supply and capacity, says Fredrik Akke CTO at dLab.

Olofströms Kraft will also be using dProtection as a centralized relay protection functionality, to benefit from dLab’s patented earth fault detection algorithm also in real time.

Dlaboratory Sweden AB (publ) is a cleantech company offering an intelligent digital platform facilitating for the energy sector to support the sustainable society of tomorrow. By providing visual grid analytics that enables data-driven decision-making, the possibilities are opened for a modernized way of working and a more resilient power grid. dLab is a commercial company since 2015 and the shares are listed at Nasdaq First North GM (DLAB) since April 2021.

Please visit www.dlaboratory.com to learn more