The latest news on Artelys, its solutions, its products…
Artelys delivers a power flow simulator for TenneT’s website!
12 JUL 2019
— Artelys has developed an interactive web-based model of an interconnected electricity grid, which TenneT uses on its website to present the key challenges of managing its network.
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Don’t miss Artelys at the 2018 OR conference in Brussels
28 AUG 2018
— Artelys is a sponsor of the OR2018 annual conference, which will be held from September 12th to 14th, 2018 in Brussels, Belgium.
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Artelys Knitro 11: New SOCP algorithm!
05 JUL 2018
— Artelys Knitro 11 release comes with many new features including a specialized algorithm for Second-Order Cone Programming (SOCP).
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Belgium becomes first Member State to use METIS
26 SEP 2017
— Artelys has recently installed METIS, a software application developed for the European Commission, on the Federal Planning Bureau (FPB, Belgium) system, enabling the FPB analysts to undertake highly detailed studies of the Belgian power system, while taking into account the interactions with neighbouring countries. The analysis carried out with METIS will contribute to the understanding and quantification of the challenges faced by the Belgian power system and provide valuable inputs for the Belgian integrated National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP).
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Discover Xpress 8.3 and its brand new integrated development environment
25 SEP 2017
— The latest release of Xpress is now available! It includes the new IDE Xpress Workbench for development of standalone Mosel models and Insight applications. Xpress Workbench also handles Python, Matlab and BCL development.
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ADEME presentation of a study on the evolution of the electricity mix
17 JAN 2019
— On 1 February 2019 ADEME will present the study « Trajectoires d'évolution du mix électrique 2020-2060 », carried out by Artelys, to key French stakeholders.
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Artelys Knitro 11.1: Solve derivative free problems faster than ever!
03 DEC 2018
— A new version of Artelys Knitro is now available! This update comes with clear improvements on derivative-free optimization problems, including for our users connecting Knitro to black-box simulators. These improvements manifest themselves with particular clarity when using finite-differences to approximate first order derivatives thanks to a new termination criterion.
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Synergies among electricity, gas and district heating in high RES worlds
21 NOV 2017
— Artelys is pleased to announce the publication by the ADEME of a follow-up study on a 100% RES power mix by 2050. This new study assesses how the gas and heat systems can be decarbonised in systems with high shares of renewable electricity generation.
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AMPL 10.3: Embed the power of AMPL in your business application!
27 OCT 2017
— Artelys is pleased to announce the new release 10.3 of the optimization modeling software AMPL. It includes the new API to use AMPL from Python, Java, C++ and Matlab.
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Artelys at the Breton conference on the energy transition
12 MAR 2019
— Artelys has attended the “CBTE” at Rennes, on the 6th December 2018.
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Artelys presents the results of the METIS project on 20/02 in Brussels
12 FEB 2019
— The European Commission and Artelys invite you to the METIS Dissemination Event taking place on 20 February 2019 in Brussels. During this event, we will present the latest results of the METIS project and discuss the benefits of using modelling tools such as METIS for energy/climate policy making.
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Brookfield selects Artelys Crystal for hydropower assets optimization
31 JAN 2018
— Artelys will present the solution Artelys Crystal adopted by Brookfield Renewable during the annual conference of the Quebec Association for the Production of Renewable Energy (AQPER), in Québec City on February 8th, 2018.
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Latest Energy Union Choices report: “Cleaner, Smarter, Cheaper”
22 NOV 2017
— To what extent can renewables contribute to Europe’s 2030 power supply considering the latest decline in renewable investment costs? And which policy levers are required to fully tap the related potential? The European Climate Foundation (ECF) commissioned Artelys to answer these questions. The resulting report was publicly launched on 21 November 2017 in Brussels.
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