IKBFU Scientists Presented a Service for Monitoring Electricity Consumption by Regional Organizations and Enterprises

Researchers from the Institute of High Technologies at Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University took part in the All-Russian scientific and practical conference on simulation modeling and it's applications in science and industry — Simulation Modeling: Theory and Practice — held in Saint Petersburg. At the event, kantiana scientists for the first time presented the information-analytical complex IntelEnergo, which enables mode-based regulation of electricity consumption for facilities in the Kaliningrad.

Viktor Gnatyuk, Project Leader, Professor IKBFU:

The presented information-analytical complex IntelEnergo has been highly praised both by specialists in simulation modeling and by experts in the energy sector. They emphasize the relevance and timeliness of the development, which is directly driven by the continuing escalation of geopolitical tensions. Currently, the development of the experimental prototype is nearing completion, with plans to introduce it as a training model for a decision-support system in the field of energy security and energy efficiency in the Kaliningrad.

The IntelEnergo complex is being developed under the Priority-2030 program as part of the university’s strategic objective: Models of dynamic socio-economic and geopolitical systems.