Renewable Energy Grid Integration Week 2025
Berlin, Germany, 6-10 October 2025
Mon, 6 Oct
10:00 - 00:00
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR FOLLOWING EVENTS:
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
10:00 - 00:00
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E-Mobility Symposium
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Workshop on System Flexibility: Technical Challenges and Regulatory and Policy Solutions (on invitation only)
11:00-18:00, Room: ZÜRICH 1-3 -
Tutorial "Grid Forming: Academic Approaches and Modelling Aspects"
14:00 – 18:30, Room: PARIS
12:00 - 13:00
LUNCH
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
13:00 - 13:15
E-MOBILITY SYMPOSIUM – WELCOME
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
13:00
EMOB25-321
Workshop Welcome
13:15 - 15:00
SESSION 1 – KEYNOTE SESSION
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Eckehard Tröster (Energynautics)
13:15
EMOB25-326
EMobility Development in Germany
13:33
EMOB25-310
Mobility4Grid – Solutions for the Grid Integration of BEVs
13:51
EMOB25-311
EV Grid Integration in Norway
14:09
EMOB25-327
China’s Electrification in the Mobility Sector
14:27
EMOB25-349
Regulatory and Technical Barriers to Break for Succesfull V2G Implementation
14:45
Open floor/Discussion
15:00 - 15:30
COFFEE BREAK | GROUP PHOTO
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
15:30 - 16:55
SESSION 2A – BIDIRECTIONAL CHARGING I
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Marcel Seger (Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford)
15:30
EMOB25-240
V2G needs interoperability: The quest for a unified and overall system architecture (UNOSAR)
15:46
EMOB25-237
Field-Level System Test Regarding Interoperability for Bidirectional Charging Using a Multi-Level Test Approach
16:02
EMOB25-246
Simulation of daily charging needs in Ulm
16:18
EMOB25-248
Towards Interoperable Bidirectional Charging: The EEBUS Approach in the InterBDL Project
16:34
EMOB25-339
OctoFlexBW – EV Pilot Project for the Redispatch 3.0 Market
16:50
Open floor/Discussion
15:30 - 16:55
SESSION 2B – GRID CODE ASPECTS
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Birgit Koeppen (Hamburg University of Applied Sciences)
15:30
EMOB25-306
Testing & Certification in Germany
15:47
EMOB25-212
The importance of network codes on EV charging
16:04
EMOB25-274
New Grid Connection Requirements for Electromobility - Vehicles' Contribution to the Power Grids
16:21
EMOB25-70
DEVELOPMENT OF EV CHARGING STATION DISTRIBUTION AND THEIR IMPACT ON GRID STABILITY CONSIDERING DIFFERENT REGULATORY MEASURES
16:38
Open floor/Discussion
15:30 - 16:55
SESSION 2C – CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING I
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Felix Heider (Shell Global Solutions Deutschland GmbH)
15:30
EMOB25-74
Classifying Electrical Demand Profiles at EV Charging Hubs: Insights from Arrival and Departure Data
15:47
EMOB25-57
ELECTRIFYING THE TRUCKING SECTOR IN THE LOWER RHINE REGION – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
16:04
EMOB25-261
Multi-use concepts for charging infrastructure in retail: Charging needs and potential for reducing demand for charging points in Berlin
16:21
EMOB25-53
Smart Charging Strategies for Heavy Electric Construction Vehicles: Synergies with Renewables and Grid Load Management
16:38
Open floor/Discussion
16:55 - 17:10
COFFEE BREAK
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
17:10 - 19:20
SESSION 3A – PROJECT BDL NEXT: LEVERAGING THE POTENTIAL OF BIDIRECTIONAL EVS FOR GRIDS, MARKETS, AND USERS
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Vincenz Regener (FfE)
17:10
EMOB25-142
Grid Integration of Bidirectional EVs: Flexible Connection Agreements as a Framework for Equitable Grid Fees in the V2G Context
17:30
EMOB25-92
Harmonisation and Reporting Function as an instrument to coordinate Grid and Market needs
17:50
EMOB25-173
Scaleable Bidirectional Charging – From Research to Mass Market Implementation with BMW Vehicles
18:10
EMOB25-215
Potential of Bidirectional Charging from the Customer's Perspective Considering Metering Concepts, §14a EnWG Modules 1–3, and Grid Fee Exemptions on Temporarily Stored Energy
18:30
Open floor/Discussion
17:10 - 19:20
SESSION 3B – POWER SYSTEM ASPECTS I
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Bernd Engel (TU Braunschweig – elenia)
17:10
EMOB25-200
Spatial-Temporal Assessment of Electric Vehicle Charging Network Quality of Service Under Prolonged Power Outages: A Berlin Case Study
17:30
EMOB25-309
P2P Energy Trading and Labelling of Green Energy
17:50
EMOB25-333
High Resolution Projections for Load and Generation Growth in Distribution Networks
18:10
EMOB25-178
Optimizing EV Charging Flexibility in Parking Lots under Grid Constraints: A Case Study of Congested Secondary Substations
18:30
Open floor/Discussion
17:10 - 19:00
SESSION 3C – CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING II
Mon, 6 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Karsten Burges (Re-xpertise)
17:10
EMOB25-257
Mobility at a glance - how Salzburg Netz GmbH is preparing for E-Mobility
17:30
EMOB25-3
Firm level optimisation strategies for sustainable and cost effective electric vehicle workplace charging
17:50
EMOB25-38
Impact of network tariffs on EV charging
18:10
Open floor/Discussion
19:00 - 20:30
E-MOBILITY NETWORKING EVENT / POSTER RECEPTION
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
19:05 - 20:30
E-MOBILITY POSTER SESSION
Mon, 6 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
EMOB25-18
Charging capacity at the depot - without incentives, heavy commercial vehicles remain inflexible
EMOB25-58
Assessing the Economic Viability of Solar Carports in Urban Parking Infrastructure for EV Charging and Self-Consumption
EMOB25-133
Simulation of district electricity and heating with mobility integration
EMOB25-146
FROM UNCONTROLLED TO BIDIRECTIONAL: ANALYSING CHARGING STRATIGIES FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
EMOB25-157
E-Mobility Infrastructure Utilisation and Planning in Scotland
EMOB25-221
Empowering the Electrification of Urban Mobility
EMOB25-234
Method to synthesise energy demand time series and identify charging demand of electric vehicles
EMOB25-292
Optimizing Infrastructure and Charging Strategies for bidirectional Electric Delivery Fleets under PV, Grid, and Cost Constraints
EMOB25-297
NSGA-II-Based Multi-Objective Optimization for PV-Coupled Heat Pumps and Vehicle-to-Home Energy Systems
EMOB25-342
Stable grid operation and cost-efficient scheduling of HDV fleets by dynamic toll and electricity prices
Tue, 7 Oct
07:30 - 08:30
REGISTRATION FOR Wind & Solar Tutorials
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
07:30 - 08:30
- Tutorial: Grid Forming: Industry Status and Expected Developments
08:30 – 13:05, Room: Zürich - Tutorial: Articifial Intelligence (AI) in Power Systems
08:30 – 13:05, Room: Madrid - Tutorial: Lessons Learned from Grid Integration of Variable Renewable Energies
09:00 – 12:30, Room: Paris
08:30 - 10:10
SESSION 4A - CHARGING EXPERIENCE
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Lewis Hunter (University of Strathclyde / Research Associate)
08:30
EMOB25-268
Charging smarter, not harder: Modelling the optimal mix of V1G and V2G with infrastructure constraints in Europe
08:48
EMOB25-80
Performance Indicator for Residential Solar Optimized EV Chargers
09:06
EMOB25-123
Separate Billing at Private EV Charging Points Through an Advanced Smart Meter Infrastructure: From Technical Realisation to Practical Use Cases
09:24
EMOB25-49
BDL Next – Unlocking the potential of bidirectional charging
09:42
EMOB25-282
Solar PV-Based EV Charging Station for Urban Mobility: A Case Study of the proposed BRT Line N1 in the Maputo Metropolitan Area
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:30 - 10:10
SESSION 4B - POWER SYSTEM ASPECTS II
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Eckehard Tröster (Energynautics)
08:30
EMOB25-265
Statistical Evaluation of Real-World EV Data for Intraday Electricity Markets
08:50
EMOB25-106
EV fleet integration in urban and semi-urban areas: A field data-based analysis
09:10
EMOB25-218
Implications of E-Mobility on the power system - case study of Rwanda
09:30
EMOB25-217
Hosting Capacity analysis for E-Bus charging in Kigali, Rwanda
09:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:30 - 10:10
SESSION 4C – CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING III
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Bernhard Schowe-von der Brelie (FGH GmbH)
08:30
EMOB25-22
Assessing the Charging Infrastructure Needs for Battery-electric Trucks in the European Union by 2030
08:50
EMOB25-263
Challenges in Heavy-Duty Charging Infrastructure in Germany: Battery Storage as a Bridging Solution for Heavy-Duty Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Deployment
09:10
EMOB25-23
Adapting ISO 15118 for Railway Transportation to Integrate Battery Electric Multiple Unit into the Electricity Grid
09:30
EMOB25-293
Unlocking the Potential of Charging Infrastructure Sharing: Lessons from Project FAMOUS
09:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 00:00
REGISTRATION FOR WIND & SOLAR INTEGRATION WORKSHOP
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
10:10 - 10:30
COFFEE BREAK
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
10:30 - 12:05
SESSION 5A – BIDIRECTIONAL CHARGING III
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Eckehard Tröster (Energynautics)
10:30
EMOB25-307
Enabling Intelligent Bidirectional Charging: A Real-World Communication Interface Between Electric Vehicles, Charging Infrastructure, and a Control Optimizer
10:48
EMOB25-214
Plugging into potential: unleashing the untapped flexibility of EVs
11:06
EMOB25-126
Open-Source-Based Test Bench for Bidirectional Charging to Evaluate Charging Strategies
11:24
EMOB25-68
An SGAM-based Computational Independent Model to enable Frequency Containment Reserve as a V2G service
11:42
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:30 - 12:05
SESSION 5B – ANCILLARY SERVICE PARTICIPATION
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Walter Schaffer (Salzburg Netz GmbH)
10:30
EMOB25-241
Frequency and voltage support of EV connected to an AC charging station – a practical application based on a smartcable
10:48
EMOB25-232
UNDERSTANDING RISK AND REVENUE IN THE NORDIC 15-MINUTE MFRR MARKET: AN EV AGGREGATION STUDY
11:06
EMOB25-128
Assessing the Energy Supply Potential of Corporate Fleets for Grid Services using Data from a Charge Point Management System
11:24
EMOB25-37
The potential of electric vehicle availability forecasts for participating in spot and frequency markets using vehicle-to-grid
11:42
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:30 - 12:05
SESSION 5C – NORWEGIAN E-TRUCK RESEARCH PROJECT MEGACHARGE
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Thorsten Schlößer (Energynautics GmbH)
10:30
EMOB25-165
Optimizing Conditional Connection Agreements for Megawatt Charging Infrastructure: A Framework for DSO-CPO Coordination
10:50
EMOB25-318
Architecture and Evaluation of a Charging Station for Heavy-duty Vehicles
11:10
EMOB25-319
Developing Fast Charging in Long-Haul Trucking in Europe: Conceptualising user-centric booking system for charging for heavy-duty vehicles
11:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
12:00 - 13:30
LUNCH Wind & Solar Integration Workshop
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3 + Hotel Restaurant Midtown Grill
12:05 - 12:15
SHORT BREAK
Tue, 7 Oct | {session_room}
12:15 - 13:00
SESSION 6 – CLOSING SESSION E-MOBILITY SYMPOSIUM
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Lucija Rakočević (Energynautics)
12:15
Panel discussion
- Topics addressed: Next Challenges for Grid integration of E-Mobility
Panelists: - Gabrielle Clark (Eurelectric, Belgium)
- Hussein Basma (International Council on Clean Transportation, Germany)
- Walter Schaffer (Salzburg Netz, Austria)
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSIONS
12:55
CLOSING REMARKS
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH E-Mobility Symposium
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3 + Hotel Restaurant Midtown Grill
13:30 - 14:00
WIND & SOLAR INTEGRATION WORKSHOP – WELCOME
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1–3
Chair/s: Thomas Ackermann (Energynautics GmbH)
14:00 - 15:30
SESSION 1 – KEYNOTE SESSION
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1–3
Chair/s: Thomas Ackermann (Energynautics GmbH)
14:00
WISO25-300
State of Play: German Energiewende
14:20
WISO25-355
Energy Transition: Current State and Challenges from a TSO's Perspective - tbc
14:40
WISO25-358
CROF (Control Room of the Future) - tbc
15:00
WISO25-320
Systemstability - Another Angle: Regulatory Perspective
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
15:30 - 16:10
COFFEE BREAK | GROUP PHOTO
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1–3
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 2A – GRID FORMING TESTING AND VERIFICATION
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Daniel Duckwitz (SMA Solar Technology AG)
16:10
WISO25-356
ENTSO-E's Report on Technical Requirements for GFM Capabilites of PPMs - tbc
16:30
WISO25-42
How to get a certificate for gridforming capability in Germany (VDE note "Technical requirements for gridforming properties")
16:50
WISO25-249
Character of the "FRT tester Transformer Cut In" Beyond Established Limits.
17:10
WISO25-44
Verification of Grid-Forming capabilities of a Wind Turbine using Co-simulation
17:30
WISO25-289
Certification process of Grid Code requirements by Hardware-in-the-Loop
17:50
WISO25-143
Lab-based Implementation and Verification of new LFSM requirements in state-of-the-art grid-following inverters
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 2B – POWER SYSTEMS WITH HIGH SHARE OF PV
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Thomas Ackermann (Energynautics GmbH)
16:10
WISO25-87
Grid Scale Hybridisation begins in Australia as Renewable Curtailment Increases: Observations from the front line
16:30
WISO25-323
Network-Driven Storage: Quantifying the Benefits of a Distributed Battery Portfolio – Better for customers, better for the grid, and better for the system
16:50
WISO25-347
High shares of PV - Texas
17:10
WISO25-331
System and market integration of renewable energies from the perspective of a transmission system operator
17:30
WISO25-196
DETERMINISTIC POWER IMBALANCES − measures to minimise the impact of high PV and battery storage penetration and electricity market rules
17:50
WISO25-149
Rethinking of wind and solar curtailment: past trends, current situations and future estimations
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 2C – SYSTEM ADEQUACY 2050
Tue, 7 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Hannele Holttinen (recognis.fi)
16:10
WISO25-303
Adequacy 2050 - Security of Supply in the Power System
16:30
WISO25-304
The Relevance of European Cooperation for a Cost-Effective Energy Transition - Deep insights from cross-sectoral energy system modelling
16:50
WISO25-348
The Role of Battery Storage in the Energy System
17:10
WISO25-335
How to handle European grid complexity and runtime in PyPSA
17:30
WISO25-301
PyPSA-DE: Open-source German energy system model reveals savings from integrated planning
17:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 2D – WIND POWER SYSTEM MODELLING
Tue, 7 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Sigrid Bolik (Siemens)
16:10
WISO25-124
Open-source implementation of a DFIG wind turbine model based on IEC 61400-27 international guideline using Python
16:30
WISO25-152
Power Oscillations Damping by Wind Power Plants:
Design, Field Test Verification and Model Validation
16:50
WISO25-254
EXCHANGE OF TOOL-INDEPENDENT DYNAMIC SIMULATION MODELS USING THE FUNCTIONAL MOCK-UP INTERFACE (FMI)
17:10
WISO25-76
Lessons learned validating system operation limits with EMT in a radial network with a high penetration of wind generation
17:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
18:30 - 20:30
WIND & SOLAR WS NETWORKING EVENT / POSTER SESSION
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
Regional Resilience with Distributed Generation Using an Open-Source Simulation Framework
Advantages and Challenges of Dynamic Link Library Applications in Root-mean-square Simulations
Catalytic Graphitization of Amorphous Coal by flash Joule heating and its Application in Sodium-ion Batteries
Steady State and Dynamic Performance Studies for Onshore Grid Integration of Wind Farms
Localized Diakoptic Refactorization for MNA-Based EMT and DP Power System Simulations
A Control Method for Sharing Offshore Wind Power Fluctuations between Onshore Terminals in a Three-terminal Submarine HVDC System
Frequency Control Method for Island Grid in Coordination with Synchronous Generator Using HVDC System Connected to Remote Island
Forecasting Beyond the Storm: Machine Learning Models for Offshore Wind Power under Operational Constraints
Experimentation of an Autonomous Solar Powered Cold Room with Thermal Emulation of Virtual Food Storage
Optimal management of offshore wind farms and battery storage with ensemble forecasts
Vehicle Behavior Analysis to Propose a Coordinated Control Method for EVs and Used Batteries in Regional Microgrid with Renewable Energy Sources
Proposal and Evaluation of Control Method for Reuse EV Batteries in a Rural Microgrid with Renewable Energy Sources
Evaluation of V2X System Implementation to Regional Microgrids Based on Vehicle Behavior Using EVs and Used Battery Clusters
A contingency severity screening methodology based on static calculations as proxies for dynamic behavior
Comparative Analysis of Control Frameworks for Harmonic Filtering in Power Conversion Systems of Power-to-Hydrogen Plants
Offshore Wind Blackstart: State-of-the-Art Literature Review
Power Damping Control Method for Onshore Power Grid Using HVDC System Connected to Offshore Wind Farm
Chance constrained optimization of energy intensive production as beneficial power units
Analysis of the influence of renewable energy and BESS on electricity market price formation: A decomposition approach with NIC, OIC, and CIC
Dynamic Behaviour of Grid Forming Inverters when Providing Static Voltage Support via Q(V) Characteristics
Analytical Stability Investigations for Grid-Forming Inverters by Hamilton Functions
SyncWind’s Type 5 Wind Turbine power-train: - a grid-forming alternative to inverter-based resources
Energy demand optimization with respect to uncertainties based on historical time series information
A Modified DC Chopper and Buffer for Low DC link Inductance of CSC-based DFIG to Enhance LVRT Capability
MODELLING LARGE-SCALE LOADS FOR GRID COMPLIANCE STUDIES: A MULTI-LAYERED APPROACH
Scalable decentralized impedance-based stability conditions for offshore wind farms integration into AC network.
Mapping Kenya’s Green Ammonia Potential: A GIS-Based Assessment
Small-Signal Stability and Wide-Frequency Resonance Analysis of Grid-Connected Battery Storage Systems Using CCM-Based State-Space Modeling
STABILITY ANALYSIS OF A SEMI-SUBMERSIBLE PLATFORM FOR A WIND TURBINE TO BE INSTALLED IN THE PERUVIAN SEA
How the Norwegian virtual self-consumption scheme affects PV profitability
The Electricity Industry: A Socially Performing Sector
Thermal and Electrical Energy Matching Analysis: Investigating Solar Thermal and PV Systems in a Business Park
Unified Advanced Vector Control for Enabling Higher Penetration of Converter-based Renewable Energy
18:30 - 20:30
POSTER SESSION CONTRIBUTIONS
Tue, 7 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
WISO25-8
Regional Resilience with Distributed Generation Using an Open-Source Simulation Framework
WISO25-28
Advantages and Challenges of Dynamic Link Library Applications in Root-mean-square Simulations
WISO25-29
Catalytic Graphitization of Amorphous Coal by flash Joule heating and its Application in Sodium-ion Batteries
WISO25-40
Steady State and Dynamic Performance Studies for Onshore Grid Integration of Wind Farms
WISO25-43
Localized Diakoptic Refactorization for MNA-Based EMT and DP Power System Simulations
WISO25-45
A Control Method for Sharing Offshore Wind Power Fluctuations between Onshore Terminals in a Three-terminal Submarine HVDC System
WISO25-47
Frequency Control Method for Island Grid in Coordination with Synchronous Generator Using HVDC System Connected to Remote Island
WISO25-52
Forecasting Beyond the Storm: Machine Learning Models for Offshore Wind Power under Operational Constraints
WISO25-54
Experimentation of an Autonomous Solar Powered Cold Room with Thermal Emulation of Virtual Food Storage
WISO25-71
Optimal management of offshore wind farms and battery storage with ensemble forecasts
WISO25-88
Vehicle Behavior Analysis to Propose a Coordinated Control Method for EVs and Used Batteries in Regional Microgrid with Renewable Energy Sources
WISO25-89
Proposal and Evaluation of Control Method for Reuse EV Batteries in a Rural Microgrid with Renewable Energy Sources
WISO25-90
Evaluation of V2X System Implementation to Regional Microgrids Based on Vehicle Behavior Using EVs and Used Battery Clusters
WISO25-93
A contingency severity screening methodology based on static calculations as proxies for dynamic behavior
WISO25-99
Comparative Analysis of Control Frameworks for Harmonic Filtering in Power Conversion Systems of Power-to-Hydrogen Plants
WISO25-103
Offshore Wind Blackstart: State-of-the-Art Literature Review
WISO25-107
Power Damping Control Method for Onshore Power Grid Using HVDC System Connected to Offshore Wind Farm
WISO25-112
Chance constrained optimization of energy intensive production as beneficial power units
WISO25-119
Analysis of the influence of renewable energy and BESS on electricity market price formation: A decomposition approach with NIC, OIC, and CIC
WISO25-134
Dynamic Behaviour of Grid Forming Inverters when Providing Static Voltage Support via Q(V) Characteristics
WISO25-139
Analytical Stability Investigations for Grid-Forming Inverters by Hamilton Functions
WISO25-150
SyncWind’s Type 5 Wind Turbine power-train: - a grid-forming alternative to inverter-based resources
WISO25-155
Energy demand optimization with respect to uncertainties based on historical time series information
WISO25-156
A Modified DC Chopper and Buffer for Low DC link Inductance of CSC-based DFIG to Enhance LVRT Capability
WISO25-161
MODELLING LARGE-SCALE LOADS FOR GRID COMPLIANCE STUDIES: A MULTI-LAYERED APPROACH
WISO25-171
Scalable decentralized impedance-based stability conditions for offshore wind farms integration into AC network.
WISO25-176
Mapping Kenya’s Green Ammonia Potential: A GIS-Based Assessment
WISO25-204
Small-Signal Stability and Wide-Frequency Resonance Analysis of Grid-Connected Battery Storage Systems Using CCM-Based State-Space Modeling
WISO25-206
STABILITY ANALYSIS OF A SEMI-SUBMERSIBLE PLATFORM FOR A WIND TURBINE TO BE INSTALLED IN THE PERUVIAN SEA
WISO25-220
How the Norwegian virtual self-consumption scheme affects PV profitability
WISO25-222
The Electricity Industry: A Socially Performing Sector
WISO25-291
Thermal and Electrical Energy Matching Analysis: Investigating Solar Thermal and PV Systems in a Business Park
WISO25-337
Unified Advanced Vector Control for Enabling Higher Penetration of Converter-based Renewable Energy
Wed, 8 Oct
08:45 - 10:40
SESSION 3A – GRID FORMING ASSESSMENT
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Jens Fortmann (HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences)
08:45
WISO25-253
Grid-Forming Converters under Current Limitation Considering Emerging Guidelines and Implications for Grid Services
09:05
WISO25-199
System Identification-Based Assessment of Grid-Forming Capabilities in Wind Turbines
09:25
WISO25-290
Reviewing Model Validation Practices of Grid-Following Wind Turbines and Evaluating Their Applicability in the Grid-Forming Case
09:45
WISO25-75
Power Electronic Grid Simulator to Support Testing of the Grid Forming Converters in Multi-Megawatt Power Range
10:05
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
SESSION 3B – INVERTERS IN DISTRIBUTION GRIDS
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Leonard Hülsmann (Energynautics)
08:45
WISO25-278
Integration of Active Power-controlled Photovoltaic Energy Sources in Distribution Grids by Dynamic Virtual Power Plants
09:05
WISO25-34
Review of inverters PQ controls to improve LV networks hosting capacity via Monte-Carlo simulations including inverter dynamics
09:25
WISO25-208
Grid Frequency Regulation Support Capability of Inverter-based Distributed Energy Resources
09:45
WISO25-105
Federated Learning-Based Tuning of Smart Inverter Parameters for Voltage Control
10:05
WISO25-35
Supporting Manual Decision-Making in Distribution Grid Operations
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
SESSION 3C – OFFSHORE WIND CONNECTION
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Andreas Hösl (Energynautics)
08:45
WISO25-230
SiL and HiL integration testing to support Wind Power Plant - HVDC grid interconnection assessments
09:05
WISO25-24
Energy-Based Sensitivity Analysis of HVDC Control on Offshore Wind Turbine Response Within an Overall Grid-Forming System
09:25
WISO25-183
OFFSHORE WIND EXPORT CIRCUIT SWITCHING TRANSIENT STRESSES AND MITIGATIONS
09:45
WISO25-67
Small-Signal Stability Analysis of HVAC-Interconnected Offshore Wind Power Plants
10:05
WISO25-135
Optimizing Cable Design and Risk Mitigation in Offshore Wind Farms Using a Cable Load Prediction System
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
SESSION 3D – IEA Wind Task 51 & PVPS Task 16
Wed, 8 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Corinna Möhrlen (WEPROG), Jan Remund (Meteotest AG)
08:45
WISO25-216
Wind Task 51 and PVPS task 16: Introduction and outlook from the work in IEA PVPS Task 16
09:05
WISO25-160
Wind Task 51 und PVPS Task 16 Forecasting: Overview of Recent Activities and Next Phase Plans of Task 51 - Forecasting for the Weather-Driven Energy System
09:25
WISO25-338
Wind Task 51 and PVPS task 16: How large-scale weather pattern influence short-term solar forecast error?
09:45
WISO25-344
Satellite-based Solar Energy Nowcasting across Europe
10:05
WISO25-190
Panel Discussion: Challenges of Renewable Energy Forecasting with a Penetration Level of 80% or More Renewables in the Grid
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 8 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 4A – GERMAN SYSTEM STABILITY STUDIES
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Eckard Quitmann (Energynautics)
11:10
WISO25-299
System Stability in a Renewables-based Power System
11:30
WISO25-340
First Stability Report of German TSOs according to §12i EnWG
11:50
WISO25-343
Germany's System stability Roadmap
12:10
WISO25-341
Germany's Roadmap System Stability - Highlighting selected challenges, achievements and milestones
12:30
WISO25-350
System Stability through Grid-forming Units - Requirements in the Context of the Procurement of Inertia
12:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 4B – InterOPERA – HVDC Grid Design Studies
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Carmen Cardozo (RTE)
11:10
WISO25-129
InterOPERA: Enabling Interoperability of Multi Terminal Multi Vendor HVDC grids
11:30
WISO25-10
MULTI TERMINAL MULTI VENDOR HVDC GRID DESIGN STUDIES - PART I: DC LOAD FLOW STUDY AND CONTINGENCY ANALYSIS
11:50
WISO25-11
MULTI TERMINAL MULTI VENDOR HVDC GRID DESIGN STUDIES - PART II: DYNAMIC STUDY
12:10
WISO25-12
MULTI TERMINAL MULTI VENDOR HVDC GRID DESIGN STUDIES - PART III: TRANSIENT STUDY
12:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 4C – DISTRIBUTION GRID ASPECTS
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Jack Gregory (IEA)
11:10
WISO25-187
Predictive Operation of Low Voltage Grids with an Autoregressive Graph Neural Network for Enhanced Resilience
11:30
WISO25-351
Integration of Photovoltaic into Electricity Networks and Markets – Overview of the new IEA PVPS Task 19
11:50
WISO25-72
Decentralized Agent-Based Optimization for Congestion Management in Low-Voltage Grids Incorporating Legally Mandated and Voluntary Flexibility
12:10
WISO25-184
Flexibilisation of distribution grid participants with dynamic grid fees
12:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 4D – RECOMMENDED PRACTICES AND STANDARDS
Wed, 8 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Björn Andresen (Aarhus university)
11:10
WISO25-169
IEC Standard for Renewable Energy Forecasting: Introduction to the Current Working Draft
11:30
WISO25-189
Gaps of Standardization on Meteorological Applications in Power Systems and Potential Solutions
11:50
WISO25-242
Grid Compliance of co-located generation and demand facilities - a case study of a PV + PtX plant
12:10
WISO25-255
Recommended Practices in practice: How to include wind and solar in system studies
12:30
WISO25-147
Recommended Practices in practice: How to include wind and solar in system studies
12:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH BREAK
Wed, 8 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3 + Hotel Restaurant Midtown Grill
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 5A – GRID FORMING I
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Julia Matevosyan (ESIG)
14:00
WISO25-81
Enhancing System Stability with GFM (E-)STATCOMs: A Case Study of the DK2 2020 Incident in the Danish Power System
14:20
WISO25-185
Transient effects of faults in high-voltage grids considering the share of grid-forming generation
14:40
WISO25-346
Frequency-Domain Approach for Quantifying System Strength Contributions from Grid- Forming Resources
15:00
WISO25-258
Observer-Based Virtual Impedance Modelling for Enhanced Fault Current Limitation in Converters with Grid-Forming Open-Loop Voltage Control
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 5B – BLACKOUT INVESTIGATION
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Deepak Ramasubramanian (Electric Power Research Institute)
14:00
WISO25-238
Iberian Peninsula blackout: analysis and performance of Nordex wind power plants
14:20
WISO25-228
Analysis of the Power System Oscillations before the Blackout in Spain and Portugal
14:40
WISO25-182
Ingredients for Stability in low carbon energy systems from OEM perspective
15:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 5C – OFFSHORE WIND POWER DEVELOPMENT
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Michael Nørtoft Frydensbjerg (Vattenfall Vindkraft)
14:00
WISO25-151
Northern Seas TSOs’ Joint Regional Offshore Network Infrastructure Planning 2040
14:20
WISO25-69
Tool for predesign and sizing of transmission systems for offshore wind power plants
14:40
WISO25-166
Overcoming Grid Integration Challenges for Offshore Wind in Germany
15:00
WISO25-209
Decarbonising System Restoration: Leveraging Offshore Wind and BESS for Restoration in Scotland
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
15:40 - 16:10
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 8 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 6A – GRID-FORMING-BENCHMARKING-PROJECT
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Soenke Rogalla (Fraunhofer Institut for Solare Energy Systems ISE)
16:10
WISO25-233
Grid-Forming-Benchmarking-Project – Part I: The Need for Grid-Forming and a Joint Benchmarking Initiative
16:30
WISO25-235
Grid-Forming-Benchmarking-Project – Part II: Comparative analysis of the properties ‘Voltage source properties’ and ‘Inertial response’
16:50
WISO25-245
Grid-Forming-Benchmarking-Project – Part III: Comparative analysis of the properties ‘Support to power quality’, ‘Operation during critical grid events’ and ‘Controller interactions’
17:10
WISO25-270
Validation of Envelope-Based Criteria for Grid Forming Power Park Modules with an Open-Source RMS Model
17:30
WISO25-51
Converter driven stability screening with ESCR benchmark model
17:50
WISO25-85
Differentiation and Verification of Grid-Following and Grid-Forming Converters Based on Test Bench Measurements
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 6B – POWER SYSTEM STABILITY AND FREQUENCY-DOMAIN MODELLING I
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Jian Sun (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
16:10
WISO25-353
Immittance-Based Frequency-Domain Modeling: A Framework to Achieve System Stability
16:30
WISO25-354
Enhancing Specifications on Damping Capability and Impedance Modelling for SSO and Harmonic Stability Study
16:50
WISO25-153
Multi-connection assessment for impedance-based stability analysis through power system impedance determination in the frequency domain
17:10
WISO25-46
A Measurement-based Approach for Validating the Impedance Matrix of Grid-connected Converters
17:30
WISO25-109
Assessment of Grid-Stabilizing Capability of System Strength Mitigating Technologies via Impedance-Based Analysis
17:50
WISO25-197
Small-Signal Impedance Modelling of Synchronous Generators with Excitation Control in Hybrid Power Systems
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 6C – ELECTROLYZERS AND ANCILLARY SERVICES
Wed, 8 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Karsten Burges (Re-xpertise)
16:10
WISO25-21
KEY ELECTROCHEMICAL AND OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES IN FLEXIBILITY PROVISION FROM ELECTROLYSIS PLANT IN MICROGRIDS
16:30
WISO25-247
Dynamic performance of electrolyser plant for participation in grid balancing services
16:50
WISO25-294
Fast-Response Balancing Capacity of Alkaline Electrolyzers
17:10
WISO25-154
Operating Strategies for Pressurized Alkaline Electrolysis to increase dynamic capability
17:30
WISO25-305
Detailed Control Design, Modeling, and Operational Planning for an Electrolyzer-Based Hybrid Grid Booster
17:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:50
SESSION 6D – FLEXIBILITY ASPECTS
Wed, 8 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: James Okullo (ESIG)
16:10
WISO25-357
The Growing Role of Flexibility in Modern Power Systems
16:30
WISO25-330
Demand Flexibility and Large Loads
16:50
WISO25-73
MARKET-BASED TSO/DSO COORDINATION
17:10
WISO25-100
Impact of diversified supply of flexibilities in the transition of a power system: Japan's case study
17:30
WISO25-83
DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF AN INTEGRATED FLEXIBILITY MARKET FOR TSO–DSO COORDINATION: INSIGHTS FROM THE OPENTUNITY PILOT IN GREECE
17:50
WISO25-227
Assessing Balancing and Flexibility Needs in Future Power Systems: A Nordic Case Study for 2030
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
19:00 - 22:30
Networking Dinner – to be booked separately –
Wed, 8 Oct | SOLAR | SKY-BAR & -RESTAURANT
19:00 - 22:30
SOLAR | SKY BAR & RESTAURANT
Stresemannstrasse 76
10963 Berlin
Germany
Thu, 9 Oct
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 7A – GRID FORMING II
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Bernd Engel (TU Braunschweig – elenia)
09:00
WISO25-267
Modeling and Analysis of Grid forming Control with Cascaded Current and Voltage Loop
09:20
WISO25-25
Best Practices: Grid-forming Solution for large Scale Renewable Power Generation
09:40
WISO25-201
Parallel operation of grid-forming inverters with different parameter
setups
10:00
WISO25-91
On Disturbance Propagation and Wide-Area Damping Control of Power Systems with Grid-Forming Converters
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 7B – POWER SYSTEM STABILITY AND FREQUENCY-DOMAIN MODELLING II
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Jian Sun (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
09:00
WISO25-26
Enhancing Power System Stability with GFM-BESS: A Case Study on a Real Incident in Denmark
09:20
WISO25-203
Sensitivity Analysis of a Two-stage PV Plant Impedance-based Model: Assessment of the DC-Side Dynamics Impact
09:40
WISO25-13
Impact of Converters Fast Control Loops on Power System Stability and Slow Dynamics
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 7C – ELECTROLYZER APPLICATIONS
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Lisa Göransson (Chalmers University of Technology)
09:00
WISO25-167
Grid Integration Study of a 50 kW Electrolyser into a Weak Grid with a Grid-forming Energy Storage System
09:20
WISO25-192
Leveraging electrolyzer portfolios for power balancing in offshore energy hubs
09:40
WISO25-113
Supervisory control concept analysis for a multi-physics green hydrogen offshore wind turbine by co-simulation
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 7D – GRID CODE ASPECTS
Thu, 9 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Inga Skrypalle (Vestas)
09:00
WISO25-148
Performing grid test to validate simulation models and converter-driven stability phenomena
09:20
WISO25-118
Accelerating Grid Connection Approval through Semi-Automated Grid Code Compliance Testing of RMS and EMT Models using Energinet’s MTB Toolbox
09:40
WISO25-264
Offshore Grid Compliance: Aligning FGW TR4 and TSO Model Requirements
10:00
WISO25-325
Designing Grid Connection Requirements for Small-Scale Generation in Developing Countries
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
Thu, 9 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 8A – GRID FORMING AND ISLAND SYSTEMS
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Jacob Bollerslev (Energinet)
11:10
WISO25-60
Simulation-Based Analysis of the Interaction Between Grid-Forming and Grid-Following Inverters in an Island Grid
11:28
WISO25-172
Resynchronization of inverter-based microgrids relying on multiple grid-forming converters
11:46
WISO25-36
Connecting Grid-Forming BESS to Australia's Largest Northern Power Grid: Technical Pathways and Practical Realities
12:04
WISO25-266
Assessment of the Solicitation induced by Grid Forming Control on Battery Energy System Storages
12:22
WISO25-9
How Much Overcurrent Capability Is Needed for Grid-Forming Converters?
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 8B – ANCILLARY SERVICES
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Debra Lew (ESIG)
11:10
WISO25-284
Understanding the Potential of Oscillation Damping using Synchronous Generators and Grid-forming Wind
11:28
WISO25-159
Ensuring reliability of FCR and aFRR provided by Wind & Solar
11:46
WISO25-276
Power and Energy Allocation for Inertia: Investigating the Impact on the Operation of Residential Battery Storage Systems
12:04
WISO25-181
Plant Design and Performance Metrics of Battery Energy Storage Systems optimized for the emerging German Inertia Market
12:22
WISO25-250
Providing System Level Frequency Support over the Full Operating Range from Wind Turbines
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
SESSION 8C– BATTERY INTEGRATION
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Nickie Menemenlis (Hydro-Quebec)
11:10
WISO25-231
Price formation without fuel costs: The interaction of demand elasticity with storage bidding
11:28
WISO25-174
Optimisation of trading for renewable energy systems in combination with bat-tery storage systems using reinforcement learning
11:46
WISO25-14
An assessment of joint hosting capacities for storage connections to transmission grids with guaranteed maximum number of curtailments
12:04
WISO25-138
Economic Assessment of Battery Hosting Capacity with Grid-Aware Optimization
12:22
WISO25-137
Agent-Based Modelling of Battery Storage Choices for Industrial Decarbonisation in Europe
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH BREAK
Thu, 9 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3 + Hotel Restaurant Midtown Grill
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 9A – GRID FORMING AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Rossano Musca (University of Palermo)
14:00
WISO25-207
Benefits and Challenges of Grid-Forming DERs: System-Wide Stability and Distribution-Level Impacts
14:20
WISO25-191
Challenges in Operating Distribution Networks with Grid-Forming Inverters
14:40
WISO25-55
Inertia Provision in Distribution Networks: Assessing Low-Frequency Oscillation Risks Among Grid-Forming Converters
15:00
WISO25-64
Energy management concept of a 200 kVA Battery Grid-Forming Inverter in Island and Distribution Grid operation
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 9B – SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSERS
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Julia Matevosyan (ESIG)
14:00
WISO25-224
Coordinated Tuning of Fast Outer-Loop Voltage Controllers and Power System Stabilisers for Synchronous Condensers: Insights from an Australian Project
14:20
WISO25-19
Deployment of Synchronous Condensers to Enhance Stability and Safe Operation of the Italian Power Grid
14:40
WISO25-283
Static and Rotary Transformers for Renewable Energy Storage Systems
15:00
WISO25-285
Study on how to model various energy flexibilities using energy system models reflecting substation level and transmission capacity
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 9C – GRID RESILIENCE
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Thomas Ackermann (Energynautics GmbH)
14:00
WISO25-288
Stress Testing Methods to Evaluate the Role of Interregional Transmission in Grid Resilience
14:20
WISO25-56
Integrating Risk Measures and Cost in Power System Reliability/Resilience Analysis
14:40
WISO25-186
Novel method for stress testing energy systems under extreme weather events
15:00
WISO25-332
Best Practices for Grid Integration
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
SESSION 9D – COUNTRY STUDIES
Thu, 9 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Tom Brown (TU Berlin)
14:00
WISO25-140
Large-scale integration of wind in a weak and isolated transmission system – The Icelandic Case
14:18
WISO25-116
Evaluation of reactive power compensation and power losses in the Nordic transmission grid
14:36
WISO25-334
VRE Integration and Congestion Management in the Peruvian Grid
14:54
WISO25-120
Strengthening the transmission infrastructure for renewable energy integration: A load-flow study of Rajasthan, India
15:12
WISO25-15
Empowering Open Access Renewable Energy through Scalable AMR Deployment: Tamil Nadu’s Leadership in Smart Energy Transitions
15:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
15:40 - 16:10
COFFEE BREAK
Thu, 9 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 10A – GRID FORMING AND WIND POWER
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Eike Ben Erdmann (Enercon Global GmbH)
16:10
WISO25-277
Analytical Wind Turbine Model for Assessment of Structure-Grid Interaction in Grid-Forming Mode
16:30
WISO25-219
Torsional Mode Amplification in Grid-forming Type-IV Wind Turbines
16:50
WISO25-94
VSC with Simultaneous GFL and GFM Control for Wind Generator Application
17:10
WISO25-273
Providing Grid Forming Functions with Wind Turbine Generators
17:30
WISO25-262
IMPACT OF PHASE ANGLE JUMPS IN THE GRID VOLTAGE ON GFM/GFL TYPE 4 WIND TURBINE GENERATORS
17:50
- TBA
NN
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 10B – GRID CODES FOR LARGE LOADS AS WELL AS HYBRID POWER PLANTS
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Syed Mansoor Ali (FGH GmbH)
16:10
WISO25-336
Grid Integration of Large Loads
16:30
WISO25-322
Electrolyzer Grid Code Compliance: An Evaluation Based on PEM Electrolysis and New EU Regulation
16:50
WISO25-6
Prequalification of Hybrid plant for Ancillary Services: Technical Compliance and Performance
17:10
WISO25-164
Integration and Optimization of Hybrid Systems with Photovoltaic Power Plants and Stationary Batteries: An Operational Case Study
17:30
WISO25-63
LOCALIZED, COST-EFFECTIVE, 100% RENEWABLE FIRM POWER GENERATION
17:50
WISO25-236
PreFEED analysis for battery and grid design in industrial microgrids – a mining use case
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 10C – HYDROGEN/METHANOL STUDIES
Thu, 9 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Aline Luxa (Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems IWES)
16:10
WISO25-226
A Minimal Methanol Backstop for High Electrification Scenarios
16:30
WISO25-30
Robust design of green hydrogen production systems – Mitigating business risks from PPA power sourcing uncertainties
16:50
WISO25-272
Exploring the impacts of demand scenarios and weather variability on Morocco’s hydrogen market and renewable transition pathways
17:10
WISO25-62
Optimisation-based Energy Management System for Hydrogen Integration in a Grid-Connected Microgrid: A Case Study in the Glass Industry
17:30
WISO25-280
High-resolution estimation of the medium-term supply cost curves for green hydrogen-based commodities at various EU ports
17:50
WISO25-98
Modeling and Experimental Investigation of the Power Conversion System for Solid Oxide Water Electrolysis
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
SESSION 10D – FORECASTING
Thu, 9 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Jonathon Dyson (Greenview Strategic Consulting)
16:10
WISO25-136
Aspects on sodar assisted wind farm minute scale forecasting
16:30
WISO25-41
LSTM-Based Renewable and Local Energy Forecasting Compared to Commercial Forecasting Tools
16:50
WISO25-256
Adaptive combination of power forecasts using spatio-temporal information
17:10
WISO25-141
IMPACT OF SYNOPTIC CIRCULATION TYPES ON POWER SYSTEM IMBALANCE FORECAST ERRORS IN SWEDEN
17:30
WISO25-48
A CRPS-Guided Sparse Weighting Approach for Dynamic Integration of Ensemble Weather Forecasts in Probabilistic Wind Power Prediction
17:50
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
19:00 - 21:00
Wind & Solar Networking Event: ENERGYNAUTICS LOUNGE
Thu, 9 Oct | {session_room}
19:00 - 21:00
Energynautics invites you to celebrate 25 years of innovation for the energy transition!
Hessische Landesvertretung
In den Ministergärten 5
10117 Berlin
Fri, 10 Oct
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 11A – PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Jako Kilter (Tallinn University of Technology – TalTech)
09:00
WISO25-298
Performance Assessment of BESS and E-STATCOM for Wind Power Support in the Nordic system
09:18
WISO25-17
Plant-level site tests of black start and short circuit with grid-forming BESS.
09:36
WISO25-66
Assessment of Physical and Emulated Grid Impedance Ratio in PHIL Testing of Grid-Connected Converters
09:54
WISO25-84
Resonant PCF-SVM Modulation Method for Harmonic Mitigation in DFIG Converters
10:12
WISO25-223
Fast Simulation Methods for Harmonic Compliance Assessment of Inverter-Based Resources
10:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 11B – HYBRID POWER PLANTS
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Frank Martin (European Energy A/S)
09:00
WISO25-202
Equivalent Impedance Method to Access the Impact of Multi Wind Parks Connected to the Same Point of Connection to Power System - a case study
09:20
WISO25-205
Storage-Conscious Dispatch Strategy for Hybrid Power Plants
09:40
WISO25-33
A Comprehensive Review on Technologies, Opportunities and Challenges of Medium Voltage DC Microgrids
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 11C – WIND POWER MODELLING I
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Mohsen Neshati (Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy)
09:00
WISO25-125
Simulation tool independent interface for Inverter-based resources (IBRs) models - OEM experience and End-user perspectives
09:18
WISO25-287
Enhancing Simulation Fidelity of Offshore Wind Turbines through DLL-Based Black-Box Models
09:36
WISO25-20
Root Cause Identification of Small-Signal Instabilities of Converter-Based Power Systems
09:54
WISO25-145
Pan-European wind simulations for system integration studies: Significance of resolution, wake modelling and climate change
10:12
WISO25-104
How much electricity is possible to produce in Iceland using wind energy - does it matter for Europe?
10:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 11D – MODELLLING ASPECTS
Fri, 10 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Eckehard Tröster (Energynautics)
09:00
WISO25-312
Impedance-based Sensitivity Analysis of Wind Turbine Generator
09:20
WISO25-308
Comparison of Different Tools for Dynamic Simulation of Power Grids
09:40
WISO25-225
Development and validation of an open source grid state nowcasting system utilizing high resolution irradiation forecasts
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:00
COFFEE BREAK
Fri, 10 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
11:00 - 12:40
SESSION 12A – STABILITY & GRID FORMING ASPECTS
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1
Chair/s: Hossein Hafezi (GE Vernova)
11:00
WISO25-86
A Current-Feedforward-Based Hybrid Synchronization Control for Transient Stability Enhancement
11:20
WISO25-31
Impact of Grid-Forming Control of Renewable Generations on Power System Oscillation Stability
11:40
WISO25-61
Challenges in small-signal stability compliance process for renewable energy-based power plants and a framework proposal for industrial application
12:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:00 - 12:40
SESSION 12B – STABILITY ASPECTS
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 2
Chair/s: Stanislav Cherevatskiy (Enerjia Pty Ltd)
11:00
WISO25-244
Multi-stage Convex Polynomial Regression for Small-Signal Stability in Power Systems
11:20
WISO25-195
Discrete implementation and comparative analysis of the virtual synchronous machine power loop.
11:40
WISO25-179
Transient positive and negative-sequence estimation based on online elliptical trajectory approximation
12:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:00 - 12:40
SESSION 12C – WIND POWER MODELLING II
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 3
Chair/s: Nigel Schofield (University of Huddersfield)
11:00
WISO25-180
Analysis of subsynchronous resonance of doubly-fed induction generator based on impedance modelling
11:20
WISO25-130
Generating Synthetic Power Curves from Real Turbine Data: A Scalable Approach Based on Specific Power Density
11:40
WISO25-239
Automated Time Series-Based Loss Calculation Model for Onshore Wind Turbines in Germany
12:00
WISO25-65
Reconstructing Danish wind power capacity from measured data using a power curve model and quadratic optimization.
12:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:00 - 12:40
SESSION 12D – FLEXIBILITY ASPECTS
Fri, 10 Oct | Zürich 1 - 3
Chair/s: Yoh Yasuda (University of Strathclyde)
11:00
WISO25-127
BMViewGB: An Interactive Web Based Tool for Visualising the Operations of the Balancing Mechanism in Great Britain
11:20
WISO25-170
Modelling of efficiency maps for optimised energy storage scheduling
11:40
WISO25-324
Assessment of the DSM potential on two sample islands (DSM4islands)
12:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
12:40 - 12:50
SHORT BREAK
Fri, 10 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3
12:50 - 13:50
SESSION 13 – CLOSING SESSION - Panel Discussion
Fri, 10 Oct | Ballroom Berlin 1–3
Chair/s: Eckard Quitmann (Energynautics)
12:50 - 13:50
Topics addressed:
System stability, the role of RES, and the money
Panelists:
- Didier Mallieu (Hitachi Energy, Switzerland)
- Malwin Niehus (Federal Network Agency - Bundesnetzagentur, Germany)
- Markus Pöller (Moeller & Poeller Engineering, Germany)
- Johannis Porst (50Hertz, Germany)
13:50 - 14:50
LUNCH BREAK
Fri, 10 Oct | Foyer Berlin 1–3 + Hotel Restaurant Midtown Grill