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10th International Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop 2026

Sardinia, Italy, 05–06 May 2026

Tue, 5 May
08:00 - 09:00
REGISTRATION
Tue, 5 May | Lobby 2 |

09:00 - 10:50
SESSION 1 – WELCOME / KEYNOTE
Tue, 5 May | T1 | Chair/s: Thomas Ackermann (Energynautics)
09:00
Welcome & Workshop Introduction
Thomas Ackermann (CEO, Energynautics, Germany)
09:10
Presentation 1 - TBA
NN
09:30
Overview of the Sardinian Power System
TBD (Terna, Italy)
09:50
01 HYB26-24
Local price and infrastructure development in the Sardinian electricity system: the strategic role of the RES capacity
Valerio CatalanoCamilla MaioliniFabio GenoeseFrancesca RaffoMatteo Contu
Terna S.p.A., Italy
10:10
02 HYB26-20
A novel approach for spatial simulation of RES integration pursuant to the regulatory framework
MATTEO CONTULidia La MaestraMatteo ChiummaruloSalvatore PicciauPierluigi Di CiccoFederico QuagliaMauro Caprabianca
Terna S.p.A., Italy
10:30
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

10:50 - 11:20
GROUP PHOTO | COFFEE BREAK
Tue, 5 May | T2 |

11:20 - 13:00
SESSION 2A – MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF MICROGRIDS
Tue, 5 May | T1 |
11:20
01 HYB26-52
Modelling and Simulating a Microgrid System at Åland University's Energy Lab Using MATLAB Simulink and Simscape
Kottage Don Chamila Nanda JayawardanaFlorian Haug
Åland University of Applied Sciences, Finland
11:40
Hybrid Microgrids Control (tbc)
P. Píclová (ComAp, Czech Republic) (tbc)
12:00
Modelling of Microgrids (tbc)
NN (UL, Spain)
12:20
02 HYB26-64
Analysis of Earthing Systems for Personnel Safety and Protection Sensitivity in Microgrid Distribution Network
Elie SalhabMaxime Velay
EDF R&D, France
12:40
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

11:20 - 13:00
SESSION 2B – HYBRID POWER SYSTEMS CASE STUDIES I
Tue, 5 May | T3 |
11:20
01 HYB26-36
Overview of recent microgrid studies and feedbacks : Evaluation of the gain of renewable generation forecast and feedback on frequency control
Maxime VELAY1Clement HUET2Emeric BRUN1Pierre HORSIN1
1 EDF R&D, France
2 EDF SEI, France
11:40
Insights into the Corsican Power System and the Integration of RES (tbc)
NN (EDF, France)
12:00
02 HYB26-37
High Inertia Flywheel for Supporting Energy Balance in Geographically Hybrid Isolated Electric Grids
Aleksandre Piranishvili1Stephan Leschke1Marco Merlo2Matteo Spiller2Tommaso Dieci2William Resnati3Mirco Pozzoli3
1 Piller Germany GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
2 Politecnico di Milano, Energy Department, Italy
3 TurnerMCS, Italy
12:20
03 HYB26-10
Integrating a Run-of-River Hydroelectric Facility into a Remote Off-Grid System
Jonathan Brisebois
Hydro-Québec, Canada
12:40
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

11:20 - 13:00
SESSION 2C - PARTNERSHIP MODELS FOR HYBRID POWER ADOPTION IN ISLAND COMMUNITIES
Tue, 5 May | T1 C |
11:20
Presentation 1
NN
11:40
Presentation 2
NN
12:00
Presentation 3
NN
12:20
Presentation 4
NN
12:40
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH BREAK
Tue, 5 May | T2 |

14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 3A – MODELLING AND SIMULATION
Tue, 5 May | T1 |
14:00
01 HYB26-70
Integration of Network Congestions in Long Term Planning - Strategies for batteries placement and Grid Reinforcement
Quentin LebourgAmine El Makhroubi
EDF, France
14:20
02 HYB26-21
The role of BESS in power system emergency and restoration of islanded systems
COSIMO PISANIMARCO GALICIGabriele MotzoGiorgio OrlandoGuido ColettaMatteo Contu
Terna S.p.A., Italy
14:40
03 HYB26-19
Practical EMT Models for Assessing Hybrid PV–BESS Grid Integration
Peter MAYER1Farid Mosallat1Amalnath Mani1Juan Carlos Garcia Alonso1Thiago Costa2
1 Manitoba Hydro International, Canada
2 Australian Energy Market Operator, Australia
15:00
04 HYB26-39
Learning from the island: Strategies for autonomous microgrids for energy-flexible properties in the interconnected grid – A case study at the TH Ulm campus
Christoph Kondzialka
Technische Hochschule Ulm, University of applied Sciences, Germany
15:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 3B – HYDROGEN ASPECTS
Tue, 5 May | T3 |
14:00
01 HYB26-16
Dynamic large-scale green hydrogen production at the Hydrogen Lab Bremerhaven
Anna HeuschmannJannes VervoortKevin Schalk
Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
14:20
02 HYB26-71
Electrolyzers in Low-Inertia Power Systems: Modeling, Control, and Ancillary Service Provision
Jonathan Riofrio1Shi You1Tilman Weckesser1Helma Maria Tróndheim2
1 DTU – Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
2 Power Company Sev, Faeroe Islands
14:40
03 HYB26-41
Dynamic Operation of Solid Oxide Electrolysis Systems for Hybrid Renewable Power Plants
Daniele FortunatiRené LorenzFlorian StährfeldJan HollmannMarc P. Heddrich
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
15:00
04 HYB26-44
Optimal Market‑Based Dispatch of Hydrogen Hybrid Power Plants under Sequential Market Clearing and Price Uncertainty
Edoardo Beduglio1, 2Anton Plietzsch2Gloria Colmenares2Christoph Nolden2Mario Ragwitz1, 2
1 Chair of Integrated Energy Infrastructures, Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany
2 Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geotechnologies IEG, Germany
15:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 3C – HYBRID POWER PLANTS I
Tue, 5 May | T1 C |
14:00
01 HYB26-14
IEA Task 50 Hybrid Power Plants – Aggregating and defining global taxonomy
Matthew Kotarbinski
National Laboratory of the Rockies, United States
14:20
02 HYB26-13
A Hybrid ESS/Hydro Simulation Model to Meet FCR-D Requirements
Joel Gerdes
Solvina AB, Sweden
14:40
03 HYB26-38
Inertia contribution from a grid-connected hybrid power plant: technologies and performance
Pim de Jong1Daniël Vree1René van Wesenbeeck2
1 Energy Solutions B.V., Netherlands
2 Alfen N.V., Netherlands
15:00
04 HYB26-66
An Automated Framework for Optimal Placement of Hybrid Grid Boosters for Maximizing Transmission Grid Utilization
Mohammed AbdaljawwadJulian HoffmannVeit Hagenmeyer
KIT, Germany
15:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

15:40 - 16:00
COFFEE BREAK
Tue, 5 May | T2 |

15:40 - 16:00
POSTER SESSION
Tue, 5 May | T2 |
15:40
01 HYB26-3
Integrating Renewable Energy Systems on German Dairy Farms: Validation of Simulation-Based Sizing and Exploration of Future Energy-Production Pathways
Lea von RüdenNies ReininghausMichael KrönerMartin VehseAlexander Dyck
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Networked Energy Systems, Germany
15:45
02 HYB26-8
Price-Responsive and Resilient Operation of a Modular Electrolysis Plant: Results from a Laboratory Demonstrator
Vincent Henkel1Lukas Wagner1Felix Gehlhoff1Alexander Fay2
1 Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany
2 Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
15:50
03 HYB26-11
Solar Energy Systems Installation in Closed Areas of Hebron: Strengthening Resilience and Economic Independence through PV Solutions
Abeer Alnazer
Hebron Electric Power Company/ Hebron Municipality, Other
15:55
04 HYB26-15
Impact of Nuclear and Hybrid Power Plants in Southwestern Sweden on Frequency Stability
Andreas Sidiropoulos1Jonas Persson1Viktorija Dudjak1Bashar Alahmad1Fei Liu2
1 Vattenfall AB, Sweden
2 KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
16:00
05 HYB26-17
Binary-Free Modeling of Battery Energy Storage for Flexibility Enhancement in Hybrid Power Plants
Mojtaba Moradi-SepahvandAmirreza Silani
Wind Energy Group, TNO, the Netherlands, Netherlands
16:05
06 HYB26-18
Effects of Communication Delays in Active Power Control of Hybrid Power Plants
Madheshwaran LakshmipathyKaushik DasAeishwarya BaviskarAivaras Celna
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark
16:10
07 HYB26-28
Comparative Assessment of Short-Circuit Calculation Methods Applied to IBR-Dominated Power Systems
Laura Andrea Vega Restrepo1, 2Jose Luis Rueda Torres2Jeroen Popma1
1 Energy Solutions B.V., Netherlands
2 Technische Universiteit Delft, Netherlands
16:15
08 HYB26-29
Optimization of Battery Storage Control Using Reinforcement Learning Integrated with a Predictive Model
Ryuichi ShibataShinichiro MinotsuGen Fukuda
Electric Power Development Co.,Ltd., Japan
16:20
09 HYB26-34
Influence of a large-scale AEM-Electrolyser on Power System Stability
Timo SauerMarlene PapeBernd Engel
elenia Institute for High Voltage Technology and Power Systems, TU Braunschweig, Germany
16:25
10 HYB26-48
Multi-objective Sizing and Control Strategies of Hybrid Energy Storage Systems for Wind Turbine Applications
Gulasalkhon MusinovaWilfried Hofmann
TU Dresden, Germany
16:30
11 HYB26-53
Solar-Hydro Hybrid Optimisation Studies to Improve Dry Season Generations in Liberia
Martin LaceyAngella Koh
WESTGLEN CONSULT, United Kingdom
16:35
12 HYB26-56
Machine Learning for the prediction of nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide emissions in natural gas power plants
Fabiola Pereira
Technical University of Lisbon - Instituto Superior Técnico, Directorate-General for Energy and Geology, Portugal
16:40
13 HYB26-65
Development of a Techno-Economic Optimization Tool for Hybrid Power Plants
Hasan Ozan Avcı
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany

16:00 - 18:00
SESSION 4A – GRID FORMING
Tue, 5 May | T1 |
16:00
01 HYB26-69
Global Standards for Grid-Forming Inverters: Best Practices and Drafting Recommendations
Daniel MasendorfNis MartensenLucija Rakočević
Energynautics, Germany
16:20
02 HYB26-22
Hardware-in-the-Loop Modelling and Validation of a Grid Forming Battery Energy Storage System
SILVERIO CASULLIGIORGIO GIANNUZZIGIOVANNI MASSAANDREA PORCUSALVATORE TESSITOREMATTEO CONTU
Terna S.p.A., Italy
16:40
03 HYB26-61
Role of Grid Strength in Maintaining Stability of Weak Island Power Systems
Vahan Gevorgian
National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR), United States
17:00
04 HYB26-45
Resilient operational concept including grid-forming properties and study-based verification for offgrids and weak grids
Carsten Heising1Roman Bartelt1Daniel Meyer1Cornelius Heck2
1 Avasition GmbH, Germany
2 50Hertz transmission GmbH, Germany
17:20
05 HYB26-68
Design considerations and operating experience of a high-penetration renewable power integration on islanded power distribution system
Mohammad SEDIGHY
Hatch Ltd, Canada
17:40
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

16:00 - 18:00
SESSION 4B – HYBRID POWER SYSTEMS CASE STUDIES II
Tue, 5 May | T3 |
16:00
01 HYB26-72
Supporting Caribbean Utilities: A Technical Assessment of PV Integration in Island Grids
Hannah RühleVictor BreburdaAlice TurnellPia Henzel
Energynautics, Germany
16:20
02 HYB26-7
Strategies to minimize the Impact of Transformer Inrush Currents in Inverter driven Island Grids
Till Garn1Tobias Weinmann2Konstantin Wagner3Michael Finkel2Georg Kerber3Bernd Engel1
1 TU Braunschweig elenia Institute for High Voltage Technology and Power Systems, Germany
2 Technische Hochschule Augsburg Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Germany
3 Hochschule München Institute for Sustainable Energy Systems, Germany
16:40
03 HYB26-30
A comprehensive study of an end-of-line section to microgrid transition with integration of storage, converter and optimised asset management for improved grid resilience
Julen Paniagua AmillanoMónica Aguado AlonsoGabriel García NevadaMarionel Estévez BuenoMaialen Moreno Fernández de MendiolaAlicia KalmsAndrea Sabuqui EslavaDaniel Camón Cala
CENER, Spain
17:00
04 HYB26-49
A Solar–Hydro Hybrid Power System with Hydraulically Coupled Pumped Solar Energy for a Remote Community
Andrew Swingler1George Colgate2
1 University of Prince Edward Island, Canada
2 Xeni Gwet'in First Nation, Canada
17:20
05 HYB26-9
Operational Optimization of Batch Fruit Dehumidification for Maximizing Solar Self-Consumption: A Case Study from Sierra Leone
Michael Knopp1Christof Schaaf2Imran Khan4
1 EN2RE GmbH, Germany
2 Climate Nuts GmbH, Germany
3 GreenRootsAgro, Sierra Leone
4 Prime Earth Foods, United Kingdom
17:40
06 HYB26-74
Synergy of Grid-Forming BESS and DSM Algorithms in Islanded Electric Systems: The Case of Lampedusa
Rossano MuscaGaetano Zizzo
University of Palermo, Italy
18:00
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

16:00 - 18:00
SESSION 4C – HYBRID POWER PLANTS II
Tue, 5 May | T1 C |
16:00
01 HYB26-50
Innovations delivering Parallel Optimisation of Inter-operable Hybrid Power Plant
Stephen Phillips
Optimal Power Solutions Pty Ltd, Australia
16:20
02 HYB26-43
Planning the hybridisation of wind power plants to support the 2030 national energy and climate plans: the case of Portugal
Antonio CoutoAna Estanqueiro
LNEG – Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia, Portugal
16:40
03 HYB26-42
Increase the value of wind power plants through the hybridization with solar photovoltaic
Antonio CoutoAna Estanqueiro
LNEG – Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia, Portugal
17:00
04 HYB26-40
Day-Ahead bidding strategies for hybrid power plants using probabilistic price forecasts
Alexandre MATHIEURujie ZhuGregor Giebel
Denmark Technical University, Denmark
17:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

19:00 - 21:30
NETWORKING DINNER EVENT
Tue, 5 May | Albachiara Beach Club & Restaurant |
19:00 - 21:30

Albachiara Beach Club & Restaurant
Viale Golfo di Quartu, 25
09045 Quartu Sant’Elena CA


How to get there?

  • Meeting point: Lobby of conference hotel
  • Meeting time: 18:15
  • Departure of bus: 18:30
  • Dinner: 19:00 – 21:30
  • Return of bus: 21:00 & 21:45
  • Bus returns to the conference hotel UNA T Hotel Cagliari




 
Wed, 6 May
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 5A – HYBRID POWER PLANTS III
Wed, 6 May | T1 |
09:00
01 HYB26-33
Design and Evaluation of Rule-Based and Predictive Energy Management for Off-Grid Hybrid Power Systems: Case Studies in Four Regions
Venkata Siva Sathya Sairam JaguMichael Kleemann
KU Leuven, Belgium
09:20
02 HYB26-23
The Limits of Simplicity: Rethinking EMS Design for Complex Hybrid Power Systems
Daniel Pombo
EPRI Europe, Ireland
09:40
03 HYB26-47
Optimization of analysis quality and effort through utilization of tool-neutral data handling, process automation and large-scale EMT system analysis
Carsten Heising1Roman Bartelt1Martin Richter1Cornelius Heck2
1 Avasition GmbH, Germany
2 50Hertz Transmission GmbH, Germany
10:00
04 HYB26-51
The Opportunity for Electric Cooking to Open New Markets for Hybrid Systems
Peter Lilienthal
EarthSpark International, United States
10:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 5B – TITLE TBA
Wed, 6 May | T3 |
09:00
01 HYB26-31
A Stability and Performance Framework for Dimensioning Energy Storage in Islanded Hydropower Systems
Viktor Döhlen1, 2Danilo Laban3, 4
1 Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering – Mid Sweden University, Sweden
2 Sollefteåforsen AB, Sweden
3 Division for Electricity, Department of Electrical Engineering – Uppsala University, Sweden
4 Fortum Sverige AB, Sweden
09:20
02 HYB26-62
Framework for Harmonic Compliance Assessment of Complex Hybrid Power Plants Integrating PV, Wind and Power-to-X
Björn AndresenArman FathollahiNiclas LawrenceJens Christian Gammeljord Nielsen
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark, Denmark
09:40
03 HYB26-67
Increasing Operational Flexibility of Existing Hydropower Through Non-Intrusive Monitoring, Feedback Control and Hybridization
Arvind Tiwari
GE Vernova, United States
10:00
04 HYB26-32
Evaluation of Various Objective Functions for Optimal Reactive Power Flow Including Transformer Tap Changer Optimisation
Gerald GebhardtBernd Engel
elenia Institute for High Voltage Technology and Power Systems, TU Braunschweig, Germany
10:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

10:40 - 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 6 May | T2 |

10:40 - 11:10
POSTER SESSION
Wed, 6 May | T2 |
10:40
01 HYB26-3
Integrating Renewable Energy Systems on German Dairy Farms: Validation of Simulation-Based Sizing and Exploration of Future Energy-Production Pathways
Lea von RüdenNies ReininghausMichael KrönerMartin VehseAlexander Dyck
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Networked Energy Systems, Germany
10:45
02 HYB26-8
Price-Responsive and Resilient Operation of a Modular Electrolysis Plant: Results from a Laboratory Demonstrator
Vincent Henkel1Lukas Wagner1Felix Gehlhoff1Alexander Fay2
1 Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany
2 Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
10:50
03 HYB26-11
Solar Energy Systems Installation in Closed Areas of Hebron: Strengthening Resilience and Economic Independence through PV Solutions
Abeer Alnazer
Hebron Electric Power Company/ Hebron Municipality, Other
10:55
04 HYB26-15
Impact of Nuclear and Hybrid Power Plants in Southwestern Sweden on Frequency Stability
Andreas Sidiropoulos1Jonas Persson1Viktorija Dudjak1Bashar Alahmad1Fei Liu2
1 Vattenfall AB, Sweden
2 KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
11:00
05 HYB26-17
Binary-Free Modeling of Battery Energy Storage for Flexibility Enhancement in Hybrid Power Plants
Mojtaba Moradi-SepahvandAmirreza Silani
Wind Energy Group, TNO, the Netherlands, Netherlands
11:05
06 HYB26-18
Effects of Communication Delays in Active Power Control of Hybrid Power Plants
Madheshwaran LakshmipathyKaushik DasAeishwarya BaviskarAivaras Celna
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark
11:10
07 HYB26-28
Comparative Assessment of Short-Circuit Calculation Methods Applied to IBR-Dominated Power Systems
Laura Andrea Vega Restrepo1, 2Jose Luis Rueda Torres2Jeroen Popma1
1 Energy Solutions B.V., Netherlands
2 Technische Universiteit Delft, Netherlands
11:15
08 HYB26-29
Optimization of Battery Storage Control Using Reinforcement Learning Integrated with a Predictive Model
Ryuichi ShibataShinichiro MinotsuGen Fukuda
Electric Power Development Co.,Ltd., Japan
11:20
09 HYB26-34
Influence of a large-scale AEM-Electrolyser on Power System Stability
Timo SauerMarlene PapeBernd Engel
elenia Institute for High Voltage Technology and Power Systems, TU Braunschweig, Germany
11:25
10 HYB26-48
Multi-objective Sizing and Control Strategies of Hybrid Energy Storage Systems for Wind Turbine Applications
Gulasalkhon MusinovaWilfried Hofmann
TU Dresden, Germany
11:30
11 HYB26-53
Solar-Hydro Hybrid Optimisation Studies to Improve Dry Season Generations in Liberia
Martin LaceyAngella Koh
WESTGLEN CONSULT, United Kingdom
11:35
12 HYB26-56
Machine Learning for the prediction of nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide emissions in natural gas power plants
Fabiola Pereira
Technical University of Lisbon - Instituto Superior Técnico, Directorate-General for Energy and Geology, Portugal
11:40
13 HYB26-65
Development of a Techno-Economic Optimization Tool for Hybrid Power Plants
Hasan Ozan Avcı
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany

11:10 - 12:50
SESSION 6A – HYBRID PLANTS IV
Wed, 6 May | T1 |
11:10
01 HYB26-63
The New Economics of Reliable, Secure 24/7 Renewable Power: How Storage Is Redefining the Cost of Firm Solar and Wind
Saied Dardour
IRENA - International Renewable Energy Agency, Germany
11:30
02 HYB26-35
Unlocking Value in PV-BESS Hybrid Power Plants through Multi-Market Participation: A Nordic-Mediterranean Comparison
Jon Martinez-RicoAmaia SantiagoIsmael Ruiz de Argandoña
Automation and Control Unit, Tekniker, Spain
11:50
03 HYB26-55
Real-Time MPC-Based Energy Management of a PV-Integrated Hybrid Storage System with Redox Flow Battery and Supercapacitor
Saman Korjani1Lorenzo Colturato1, 2Edoardo Gino Macchi1
1 Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Centre for Sustainable Energy, Via Sommarive 18, 38123 Trento, Italy
2 Università degli Studi di Trento, Department of Industrial Engineering, Via Sommarive 9, 38123 Trento, Italy
12:10
04 HYB26-5
Operational Implementability of Time-Limited MILP-Based Energy Management in Hybrid Power Systems
Lukas Peter WagnerVincent HenkelLasse Matthias ReinpoldFelix Gehlhoff
Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany
12:30
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

11:10 - 12:50
SESSION 6B – GRID CODES I
Wed, 6 May | T3 |
11:10
01 HYB26-73
Caribbean Grid Code Harmonization: A Regional Approach
Nis MartensenPia HenzelThomas Ackermann
Energynautics, Germany
11:30
02 HYB26-12
Grid-Forming Storage Systems an their Contribution to Instantaneous Power Reserve as a Cornerstone of Future Power Systems: Requirements, Certification, and Implementation Status in Germany
Bernhard Schowe-von der Brelie1Syed Mansoor Ali2Johannes Döll2
1 FGH Research Association (FGH e.V.), Germany
2 FGH GmbH, Germany
11:50
03 HYB26-46
Automated compliance testing and model validation consistent for grid planning, project execution and system operation
Carsten Heising1Roman Bartelt1Daniel Meyer1Jannis Brodmann2Cornelius Heck2
1 Avasition GmbH, Germany
2 50Hertz Transmission GmbH, Germany
12:10
04 HYB26-60
The Wait Is Coming to an End: Grid Code Compliance for BESS in Hybrid Power Plants under the Revised European Network Codes
Bernhard Schowe-von der Brelie1Syed Mansoor Ali2
1 FGH Research Association (FGH e.V.), Germany
2 FGH GmbH, Germany
12:30
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

12:50 - 13:50
LUNCH BREAK
Wed, 6 May | T2 |

13:50 - 15:30
SESSION 7A – TITLE TBA
Wed, 6 May | T1 |
13:50
01 HYB26-54
State-Machine-Based Transition Control and Scenario Verification for Industrial Hybrid Microgrids
Francesca Perino4Sid Attia2Miguel Alonso1Rajarshi Dutta3Sai Sasank Kota3
1 The MathWorks Spain, Spain
2 MathWorks Germany, Germany
3 MathWorks India, India
4 Mathworks, Italy
14:10
02 HYB26-59
Dynamic cable rating for wind-PV hybridization of existing wind farms
Katarina Obradović1Kaushik Das1Nouha Dkhili2Moataz El Sied2Stefan Røpke1Pierre-Elouan Réthoré1
1 Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
2 TotalEnergies, France
14:30
03 HYB26-4
Simulation-Based Analysis of Urban Power Grids with Electric Vehicles, Heat Pumps, and Residential Thermal Energy Storage
Robert OttoJanine Singer
Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart Schellingstraße 24 70174 Stuttgart, Germany
14:50
04 HYB26-57
Can a community solve the mismatch between renewable power supply and demand?
David Quirk1Marit Aune2Audun Norbotten2Roger Lund3
1 DTU Offshore, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
2 Hitra Kommune, Norway
3 Hitra Industripark og Kysthavn, Norway
15:10
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION

13:50 - 15:30
SESSION 7B – GRID CODES II
Wed, 6 May | T3 |
13:50
01 HYB26-58
Techno-Economic Assessment of the Integration of Vanadium Redox Flow Battery in an Islanded Diesel-RES Hybrid Power Plant
Lorenzo Colturato1, 2Saman Korjani1Edoardo Gino Macchi1Giacomo Moretti2
1 Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Centre for Sustainable Energy, Italy
2 Università degli Studi di Trento, Department of Industrial Engineering, Italy
14:10
02 HYB26-27
Renewable Baseload Power with DC-Coupling
Gian Schelling
Hitachi Energy, Switzerland
14:30
03 HYB26-25
Business case and profitability analysis for a Synchronous Condenser plant hybridised with a Battery Energy Storage System
Marco Cioffi
Ansaldo Energia, Italy
14:50
04 HYB26-1
Design of a Microgrid for Industrial Load
IBRAHIM ELAMIN1Ibrahim I. AlShamasi2
1 Alasala University King Fahad Bin Abdulaziz Rd., Saudi Arabia
2 Alasala Colleges, Saudi Arabia
15:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION

15:30 - 15:50
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 6 May | T2 |

15:50 - 16:50
SESSION 8 – CLOSING SESSION
Wed, 6 May | T1 |
15:50
PANEL DISCUSSION

Topics addressed: TBA

Panelists:
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16:20
OPEN   FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:40
Closing Remarks