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The AGISTIN project is creating advanced grid interfaces to integrate storage, renewables, and industrial loads in Europe. It focuses on developing simulation, design, and optimisation tools to facilitate power conversion and ensure compliance with grid codes.

The project aims to reduce grid capacity needs by 20-30%, potentially saving 50-60GW of reinforcement. AGISTIN's tools enable efficient connections to the grid, improving self-consumption and reducing costs for industrial users.

The project is transitioning from models to real-world applications, validating its tools through tests at EV charging hubs and hydrogen plants. AGISTIN seeks to accelerate the deployment of renewables and support Europe's energy transition.