The core objectives of the BMWi-funded project are the reduction of CO2 emissions by aligning electricity consumption with renewable energies. Therefore, intelligent algorithms will be developed that close the energy control loop of industrial production plants through centralized and decentralized approaches and thus utilize optimization potentials in the best possible way. In addition to being implemented at the of the TU Darmstadt, the project's findings will also be integrated into real production processes in companies to demonstrate their practical application. ETA-Factory
Within the KI4ETA project, the Institute for Mechatronic Systems in Mechanical Engineering is focusing on the intelligent integration of a into the digital factory. This system consists of a hybrid energy storage system energy storage system and a lithium-ion battery and was built in the previous research projects flywheel and ETA-Fabrik. In addition, the development of a PHI-Factory will enable Vehicle2X technologies, further increasing the energy flexibility of the ETA-Factory. bi-directional charging station