Each scenario below is a full-year simulation of one distribution grid with a battery energy storage system (BESS), run under a different grid tariff or EMS control strategy. Open a scenario to see how the storage was operated, what it earned, and what it did to voltages and transformer loading.
Key questions
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Which simulation scenarios are available?
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Which EMS strategy or market configuration was applied?
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Which grid topology (SimBench code) was used?
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What operational period does the scenario cover?
Usage note
Scenarios are auto-discovered from the configured results directory. For side-by-side strategy comparison use the Comparison page.
Research-as-a-Service platform for studying the interaction between flexible energy assets, electricity markets, and distribution-grid operation.
Research & Development
The COSIM Cockpit platform is developed within the collaborative research and development activities of the Institute for High Voltage Equipment and Grids, Digitalization and Energy Economics (IAEW) β Active Energy Distribution Grids group β at RWTH Aachen University and the Fraunhofer FIT research team Digitale Energie. The work combines academic expertise in active distribution networks, grid operation and planning, and flexibility integration with applied digital-energy system development and engineering-oriented analytical tooling.
The COSIM Cockpit is a research and engineering platform developed at IAEW RWTH Aachen University and Fraunhofer FIT. Results are based on simulation models, modelling assumptions, and scenario-specific input data. Real-world system behaviour may differ from simulated outcomes. Analyses do not constitute operational guarantees or binding engineering assessments.
No warranty is provided regarding completeness, correctness, or fitness for a specific operational purpose. Users are responsible for independently validating conclusions before applying them to real-world decisions.
Research use only: This platform is designed exclusively for research and academic analysis. Results must not be used as the sole basis for investment, operational, or regulatory decisions without independent engineering validation.
Market data: Electricity price time series used in simulations (day-ahead/intraday from ENTSO-E Transparency Platform and EPEX Spot) are subject to the respective platform terms of use.
Confidentiality: Simulation scenarios, configuration files, and result data may contain confidential project-specific information. Exported results and reports must not be shared beyond the intended audience without prior authorisation.