And the winners are...

Thank you to all the applicants of the recent Pilot Study '5G (and beyond) and applications for resilient, flexible Renewable Energy Systems'.

We are pleased to announce that the winners are Professor Lei Zhang and the School of Engineering Team at The University of Glasgow, with their project “Decentalised Wireless Battery Network for Power Grid Resilience”. 

The NetworkPlus team is looking forward to working with Professor Lei Zhang on this project and supporting it’s success along with our NetworkPlus partners.

Please watch this space for updates and good news on the progress made.

New Feasibility Studies In!

Thank you to all those who have applied for our latest round of feasibility studies. All of the applications are being reviewed.

The winners and those who have been unsuccessful will be notified soon.

Check back here for announcements.

Exciting Research Update from Sussex

Ferheen Ayaz and Maziar Nekovee from the 6G Lab, School of Engineering and Informatics, University of Sussex, are excited to share their recent publications regarding the simulation of bidirectional energy transfer among Base Stations, EVs and grid. One of the papers was recently accepted at the IEEE SmartGridComm Conference 2024 and the other was presented at IET 6G and Future Networks Conference.

Title: Quantum Optimization for Bidirectional Telecom Energy Exchange and Vehicular Edge Computing in Green 6G Networks

Conference: IEEE International Conference on Communications, Control, and Computing Technologies for Smart Grids, 17-20 Sep. 2024, Oslo, Norway

Authors: Ferheen Ayaz and Maziar Nekovee

Link to the publication

Title: AI-based Energy Consumption Modelling of 5G Base Stations: An Energy Efficient Approach

Conference: IET 6G and Future Networks Conference 2024, 24-25 Jun. 2024, London, UK

Authors: Ferheen Ayaz and Maziar Nekovee

Link to the publication  

Congratulations to both!