Antares-Simulator is an Open Source (GNU GPL 3.0) power system simulator meant to be used by anybody placing value in quantifying the adequacy or the economic performance of interconnected energy systems , at short or remote time horizons. With an adequate modelling of the energy consumption, generation and transportation, the software performs probabilistic simulations of the system throughout many year-long scenarios made of 8760 hourly time-frames each.Transmission system Operators, Power and Gas Producers, Regulators, Academics, Consultants, NGO and all others actors concerned by energy policy issues are welcome to use the software. The Antares-Simulator project was initiated by RTE (French Electricity Transmission system Operator) in 2007. Since then, the software has been proving very useful to many users when it comes to:
Explore
Explore prospective visions of the energy sector
Assess
Assess the impact of a given energy policy on the generation mix
Analyse
Analyse the costs and benefits of a new generation or interconnection project
Evaluate
Evaluate the level of security of supply of the upcoming years
The massive development of intermittent renewable energies, the multiplication of local experiments related to smart-grids, the assessment of the potentialities offered by storage technologies (batteries, power-to-gas) are typical examples of strategic issues whose analysis require the assistance of a software application such as Antares-Simulator.
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Antares-Simulator 8.3 is now available !
A new version of Antares is available and offers many new features!Antares goes further with this new version:Adequacy patch: share the unsupplied energy according to the local matching rule.A...
Register for the Antares beginners' training session on October 4, 5 and 6, 2022 in Paris or online!
This training is intended for new or inexperienced users of the tool who need to reinforce their basic skills on the tool The Antares Beginner training is a 3 days session at our office in...
Antares-Simulator 8.2.0 now available
A new Antares version is out ! It brings out exciting new features for you to enjoy: Multiple timeseries can now be associated to link capacities (NTC), making it possible to simulate partial or t...