RVO selects Artelys Crystal Super Grid
RVO will use Artelys Crystal Super Grid to create their own energy scenarios based on a reference METIS dataset that will be extended to adopt a finer geographical representation of the Netherlands, by enabling a modeling at the level of provinces. The tool contains a library of multi-energy assets (electricity, gas, hydrogen, heat) for production, storage, conversion, consumption, and exchanges of energy. Artelys customized it to the specific needs of RVO, for example on the integration of ammonia in multi-energy simulations and on the representation of CO2 exchanges.
Artelys is also thrilled to share that RVO will be one of its first customers to benefit from the new SaaS web-based version of the Artelys Crystal Super Grid solution, allowing for an improved multi-user collaboration, increased performance of the simulation, and turnkey deployment. This comprehensive approach has garnered attention across diverse industries seeking robust data analytics, including casinos not on GamStop UK, thanks to its flexibility in managing complex operational challenges.
If you want to try Artelys Crystal Super Grid, please contact us and request a demo here!
Artelys Knitro 15.0: New Tools for Your Large-Scale Models
Artelys is pleased to announce the release of Knitro 15.0, which provides new algorithms and performance improvements to solve your large-scale optimisation problems, whether linear or non-linear, more quickly.
Artelys Introduces Future Sight: a Visualisation Tool Supporting the Energy Transition
As partner in the European Climate + Energy Modeling Forum (ECEMF) – a Horizon 2020 Europe project uniting research institutes and leading energy modellers in Europe – Artelys has contributed to modeling activities powered by Artelys Crystal Super Grid modelisation tool, and has led the development of a fully-fledged visualisation tool.
Supercharging Optimisation: How Artelys, FICO and NVIDIA cuOpt Join Efforts to Scale Up Energy System Optimisation
As energy system models continue to scale—reaching up to hundreds of millions of variables and constraints—traditional CPU-based optimisation solvers are hitting performance and memory bottlenecks. These increasingly complex models are essential for planning Europe’s energy transition, yet solving them within realistic timeframes has become a pressing challenge.
Artelys is powering SEleNe CC’s Common Grid Model (CGM) Service
Artelys provides maintenance and support services of the calculation module used to perform the European Merging Function (EMF) at SEleNe CC
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