Renewable Energy Grid Integration Week 2026
Porto, Portugal, 28 September-02 October 2026
Mon, 28 Sep
08:00
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR FOLLOWING EVENTS - CLICK HERE:
Mon, 28 Sep | Foyer
08:00
- ESIG Large Loads Workshop (to be booked separately from the Symposium/Workshop)
10:00-18:00 | Room: Douro II
- Tutorial: From Frequency Scan to Immittance-Based Stability Theory (to be booked separately from the Symposium/Workshop)
13:15-15:15 | Room: Douro V
- E-Mobility Symposium
13:30-18:30 | Rooms: Douro I, Douro III, Douro V
- Tutorial "Grid Forming: Academic Approaches and Modelling Aspects" (to be booked separately from the Symposium/Workshop)
14:00 – 18:30, Room: Douro IV
10:00 - 18:00
ESIG Large Loads Workshop
Mon, 28 Sep | Douro II
10:00 - 18:00
- 28 September 2026
- Time: 10:00 – 18:00
- Room: Douro II
Detailed Workshop Agenda and Registration Details
Participation Fees & Registration
- The ESIG Large Loads Workshop is not included in the general participation fee of the Wind & Solar Integration Workshop.
- The registration for the ESIG Large Loads Workshop includes coffee breaks, lunch and networking cocktail.
12:00 - 14:00
LUNCH
Mon, 28 Sep | Foyer
13:30 - 13:55
E-MOBILITY SYMPOSIUM – WELCOME
Mon, 28 Sep | Douro I
13:55 - 15:35
EMOB SESSION 1 – KEYNOTE SESSION
Mon, 28 Sep | Douro I
13:55
TBA
NN (REN, Portugal)
14:15
01 GIW26-374
FlexC: Facilitating EV Charging in Collective Buildings with Flexible Connections
14:35
TBA
NN
14:55
02 GIW26-138
Future Conformity Assessment Schemes for EV and EVSE under the Emerging European Network Codes
15:15
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
15:35 - 16:05
COFFEE BREAK
Mon, 28 Sep | Foyer
16:05 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 1
EMOB SESSION 2A – DISTRIBUTION GRID ASPECTSMon, 28 Sep | Douro I
16:05
01 GIW26-112
Device-agnostic control for time-varying EV-induced phase unbalance in low-voltage networks: a UK case study
16:25
02 GIW26-328
Quantifying the impact of DSO measures on grid stress caused by large scale BEV integration: A co-simulation case study of Hamburg.
16:45
03 GIW26-28
Impact of Peak Pricing and Collective Net Metering on Renewable Energy Communities with high EV and PV penetration in Denmark
17:05
04 GIW26-136
Analysis of Harmonic Current Unbalance of Multiple Electric Vehicles Smart Charging
17:25
05 GIW26-200
Hybrid Battery Energy Storage for Peak Shaving and Energy Arbitrage in Fast EV Charging Stations in Norway
17:45
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:05 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 1
EMOB SESSION 2B – COUNTRY EXPERIENCEMon, 28 Sep | Douro III
16:05
01 GIW26-101
Redispatch 3.0 – Integrating Electric Vehicle Flexibility into TSO Redispatch Processes
16:23
02 GIW26-67
Mitigating Synchronization Effects in Price-Aware EV Charging Using Equitable, Communication-Free V-P Control
16:41
03 GIW26-270
Impacts of Electric Vehicle Charging Strategies on Renewable Integration and Power System Operation in Peru
16:59
04 GIW26-381
Practical experience in EV charging regulation development to support transport electrification in Uganda
17:17
05 GIW26-272
Micro substations
17:35
06 GIW26-30
Forecasting Electric Vehicle Adoption in Latin America: A Statistical Analysis of Energy Impact
17:53
07 GIW26-300
Energy Analysis of Pumabús Routes for Optimization of an Electric Fleet in Ciudad Universitaria
18:11
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:05 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 1
EMOB SESSION 2C – AI / MACHINE LEARNING FOR GRID INTEGRATIONMon, 28 Sep | Douro V
16:05
01 GIW26-323
Benchmarking Large Language Models for Electric Vehicle Charging Session Forecasting
16:25
02 GIW26-313
Transfer learning-based utilization forecasting for fleets of EV charging stations
16:45
03 GIW26-166
Preference-Conditioned Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Real-Time EV Charging Coordination Under Grid Constraints
17:05
04 GIW26-254
Robustness and Scenario Analysis of Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Policies for Post-Disaster Electric Vehicle Charging Network Recovery
17:25
05 GIW26-70
AI-Based Prediction of Battery Charging Behaviour in a PV–Wind Hybrid
System for EV Charging Applications
17:45
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
18:00 - 20:00
ESIG / E-MOBILITY NETWORKING EVENT / POSTER RECEPTION
Mon, 28 Sep | Foyer
18:30 - 20:00
E-MOBILITY POSTER SESSION
Mon, 28 Sep | Foyer
01 GIW26-4
Charging Strategy Assessment for Second-Life Battery Energy Storage Based on Retired E-Ferry Cells
02 GIW26-16
Technical Impacts of Electric Vehicles on Distribution Grids: A Systematic Review
03 GIW26-45
Beyond SoH: First- and second-life evaluation of e-ferry batteries
04 GIW26-52
Energy Performance Assessment and Powertrain Sizing of an Urban Electric Delivery Truck in Guayaquil Based on a Real-World Driving Cycle
05 GIW26-140
Improving Jeju Island's Power Demand Forecasting Using Electric Vehicle Power Usage Pattern Analysis; A Case Study of Korea
06 GIW26-218
Cradle-to-Grave Life Cycle Assessment of Sodium-ion Batteries and the Effect of Geographical Location on Their Environmental Impact
07 GIW26-237
A MATLAB-Based Design and Optimisation Tool for Wireless Power Transfer Magnetic Couplers
08 GIW26-321
Method to generate automatically realistic charging infrastructure models for time-series grid planning approaches for electrical grids
09 GIW26-366
Joint State of Charge and State of Energy Estimation of Lithium-Ion Battery Using Artificial Neural Networks Under Multi-Temperature Dynamic Drive Cycle Conditions.
10 GIW26-131
A Conceptual Agent-Based Model for Unmanaged Charging in Electric Freight Depots
Tue, 29 Sep
08:10 - 10:10
EMOB SESSION 3C – MODELLING ASPECTS I
Tue, 29 Sep | Douro V
08:10
01 GIW26-81
Automated Multi-Period Grid Expansion Planning for a Medium Voltage Grid Area Using Genetic Algorithms
08:28
02 GIW26-249
Robust EV Flexibility Assessment Under Data Scarcity: Hybrid Modeling for Live Redispatch Monitoring
08:46
03 GIW26-338
Load-Driven Stability Challenges in Railway Power Systems: Insights for Future Public Grids with High EV Integration
09:04
04 GIW26-340
A frequency-domain dynamic similarity metric for converter-based asset validation
09:22
05 GIW26-271
Integrated Energy-Logistics Models for EV Grid Integration: A Critical Review and Research Agenda
09:40
06 GIW26-344
Optimizing Decentralized Hydrogen and Electricity Supply via Bidirectional Vehicle Integration in Off-Grid Scenarios
09:58
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:30 - 10:10
Parallel sessions 2
EMOB SESSION 3A – CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING FOR MEGA WATTTue, 29 Sep | Douro I
08:30
01 GIW26-360
Analysis of Different Booking Strategies for Public Fast-Charging of Heavy-Duty Vehicles
08:48
02 GIW26-155
Linking fleet operations to grid requirements: an early-stage framework for electric truck charging depot planning to minimize grid connection capacity
09:06
03 GIW26-60
Real‑World Operation of Public Megawatt Charging for Heavy‑Duty Trucks
09:24
04 GIW26-312
Optimized Placement of Dynamic Inductive Charging with Timetable Deviations for Electric Buses
09:42
05 GIW26-315
Priority based electric vehicle charging allocation for heavy duty vehicles in shared urban charging infrastructure using MATSim
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:30 - 10:10
Parallel sessions 2
EMOB SESSION 3B – CHARGING ASPECTSTue, 29 Sep | Douro III
08:30
01 GIW26-8
Achieving AFIR-Ready Interoperability: A Structured Validation Approach for ISO 15118-20 Smart and Bidirectional Charging
08:48
02 GIW26-94
Characterising User Behaviour and Flexibility Potential in Smart Workplace EV Charging
09:06
03 GIW26-24
Cost reduction through the utilization of electric vehicle flexibility using the example of employee charging
09:24
04 GIW26-6
Assessment of Retired E-Ferry Batteries for Fast-Charging Buffer Applications
09:42
05 GIW26-362
Influence of Battery Emulation on (High-Power) DC-Charger Testing behaviour
10:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:10 - 10:30
COFFEE BREAK
Tue, 29 Sep | Foyer
10:30 - 12:05
Parallel sessions 3
EMOB SESSION 4A – CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING IN DISTRIBUTION GRIDSTue, 29 Sep | Douro I
10:30
01 GIW26-133
A Data-Driven Analysis of Public EV Charging Behaviour and Infrastructure Use
10:48
02 GIW26-107
How Charging Parameters and User Participation Shape V2G Value: A Scenario-Based Analysis of Peak Load Reduction
11:06
03 GIW26-194
Voltage-Stability-Aware Siting and Sizing of EV Charging Stations in Emerging-Market Radial Distribution Networks: An Artificial Bee Colony Approach
11:24
04 GIW26-310
Residential Electrification and Its Impact on Swedish Low-Voltage Distribution Networks: The Role of PV, EVs, Heat Pumps, and Battery Storage
11:42
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:30 - 12:05
Parallel sessions 3
EMOB SESSION 4B – V2G ASPECTSTue, 29 Sep | Douro III
10:30
01 GIW26-228
V2G as Backup Power: Performance in 3-Phase Islanding
10:48
02 GIW26-301
Market-based EV flexibility activation – A real-world demonstration
11:06
03 GIW26-78
Multi-Use V2G Integration of Large Commercial EV Fleets into Industrial Energy Management: A Rolling Horizon Framework for Frankfurt Airport
11:24
04 GIW26-223
EV usage patterns for flexibility for smart charging based on real-world logging data in Sweden
11:42
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:30 - 12:05
Parallel sessions 3
EMOB SESSION 4C – MODELLING ASPECTS IITue, 29 Sep | Douro V
10:30
01 GIW26-153
Co-Simulation Framework for Bidirectional EV Fleet Integration in Low-Voltage Grids
10:48
02 GIW26-11
Battery-Buffered Fast Charging System Demonstration in
the European Project AHEAD
11:06
03 GIW26-279
Challenges in Differentiating Locally Generated Renewable and Grid-Sourced Electricity in Storage Systems for V2G: A Simulation-Driven Study Based on the German MiSpeL Regulatory Framework
11:24
04 GIW26-19
Causal Regularised Dual-Model Framework for Unsupervised Anomaly Detection and Prioritisation in Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
11:42
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
12:05 - 12:15
SHORT BREAK
Tue, 29 Sep | Foyer
12:15 - 13:00
EMOB SESSION 5 – CLOSING SESSION – PANEL DISCUSSION
Tue, 29 Sep | Douro V
12:15
PANEL DISCUSSION
TOPICS ADDRESSED
Panelists:
TBA
Panelists:
TBA
12:45
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
12:55
Closing Remarks
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH – Aroma Restaurant + Foyer
Tue, 29 Sep | Aroma Restaurant
14:00 - 14:15
WISO WORKSHOP WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
Tue, 29 Sep | Douro I + II
14:15 - 16:10
WISO OPENING & KEYNOTE SESSION
Tue, 29 Sep | Douro I + II
14:15
25 years Wind & Solar Integration Workshop
14:35
TBA
14:55
TBA
15:15
01 GIW26-375
Challenges and Opportunities in Renewable Energy Integration into Distribution Grids
15:35
02 GIW26-171
Long-term vision of the Portuguese power supply mix for RFNBO production and export
15:55
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 16:40
COFFEE BREAK
Tue, 29 Sep | Foyer
16:40 - 18:45
Parallel sessions 4
WISO SESSION 2D – FLEXIBILITY OPTIONSTue, 29 Sep | Douro V
18:28
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:40 - 18:45
Parallel sessions 4
WISO SESSION 2A – GRID FORMING PRACTICAL EXPERIENCETue, 29 Sep | Douro II
16:40
01 GIW26-110
Grid-Forming behaviour evaluation on Celtic HVDC Interconnector
16:58
02 GIW26-373
Grid Forming Inverter Experience in Texas
17:16
03 GIW26-333
Wind Industry Perspective on Grid Forming Capabilities in Europe
17:34
04 GIW26-196
Comparison of centralized and distributed compensation strategies to ensure converter driven stability in the Finnish Power System
17:52
05 GIW26-35
Enhancing System Strength and Stability in High-Penetration Renewable Networks: A Case Study of the Hechi Source-Grid-Load-Storage Integration Project
18:10
06 GIW26-132
Grid-Forming Capabilities of PV-BESS Systems for Frequency Control: Practical Insights from Tamil Nadu Power System
18:28
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:40 - 18:45
Parallel sessions 4
WISO SESSION 2B – IBERIAN GRID ASPECTSTue, 29 Sep | Douro I
16:40
Blackout Iberian Peninsula
TBA
16:58
01 GIW26-317
Grid incident in Spain & Portugal - Conclusions regarding conformity assessment procedures
17:16
02 GIW26-342
VRE Overbuilding and Proactive Curtailment: Assessing the Firm Power Paradigm for a Reliable Iberian Grid
17:34
03 GIW26-181
Reserve Activation under Network Constraints in a High-Renewable 2030 Portuguese Scenario
17:52
04 GIW26-187
High-level integration of Portuguese industrial sector decarbonization roadmaps
18:10
05 GIW26-224
Dynamic Linepack Management and Hydrogen Blending in High-Pressure Natural Gas Networks: A Transient Simulation Approach
18:28
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:40 - 18:45
Parallel sessions 4
WISO SESSION 2C – GRID CODE DEVELOPMENTTue, 29 Sep | Douro III
16:40
01 GIW26-260
What’s Next for European Network Codes? New Requirements for Emerging Grid Technologies
16:58
02 GIW26-10
Technical requirements for connecting data centers
17:16
03 GIW26-76
New technical requirements for Large Demand Facilities in Finland
17:34
04 GIW26-378
How to make large loads contribute to Grid stability using advanced grid-forming BESS
17:52
05 GIW26-190
How grid codes drive the design of large-scale PtX facilities: A 300 MW hydrogen case study
18:10
06 GIW26-36
Riding Through Grid Faults: Centralized vs Distributed UPS in Data Centres
18:28
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:40 - 18:45
Parallel sessions 4
WISO SESSION 2D – FLEXIBILITY OPTIONSTue, 29 Sep | Douro V
16:40
01 GIW26-383
Large Load Forecasting, Risk Mitigation, and Flexibility
17:00
02 GIW26-169
A Comparative Study of Flexibility Valuation
Methods in Renewable Energy Communities
17:20
03 GIW26-82
Flexible PV/battery power forecasting and firm power commitment application
17:40
TBA
NN (Aeronautics Institute of Technology – ITA & University of São Paulo, Brazil)
18:00
04 GIW26-87
Flexibility potential of shared battery storage in energy communities: optimal sizing across collective optimisation strategies for local solar and wind integration
18:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
18:45 - 20:15
Parallel sessions 5
WIND & SOLAR POSTER RECEPTIONTue, 29 Sep | Foyer
18:45 - 20:15
Parallel sessions 5
WIND & SOLAR POSTER SESSIONTue, 29 Sep | Foyer
01 GIW26-17
Sustainability Assessment of Manufacturing Materials for the Hydraulic Variable Inertia Flywheel
02 GIW26-20
ENERGY EFFICIENT OF WIND POWER BY STUDYING DIFFERENT PARAMETERS ESTIMATION METHODS OF WEIBULL DISTRIBUTION: CASE OF BURUNDI
03 GIW26-25
Comparative analysis of PV–PEM, PV–SOEC and PV–CSP–SOEC systems for solar hydrogen production
04 GIW26-31
Conflicts and Synergies in Renewable Energy Transition: An Analysis of Taiwan’s "Fishery and Electricity Symbiosis" Policy
05 GIW26-34
Zonal Active Power Ramping Control Strategy for Improving the Outbound Transmission Stability of Renewable Energy Bases
06 GIW26-38
Event-Driven Energy System Sizing for Self-Sufficient Electrified Container Terminals
07 GIW26-39
GIS-Integrated Machine Learning Framework for Spatial Prediction and Scenario-Based Estimation of Large-Scale Solar Power Expansion
08 GIW26-41
Evaluation of system strength in a converter dominated power system
09 GIW26-42
Comparative Analysis of a Matching Control Method and a Synchronverter Based on VDE FNN Requirements for Grid-Forming Units
10 GIW26-43
A Hybrid Grid–Coordinate Approach for Wind Farm Layout Optimization Considering Initial Grid Geometry
11 GIW26-44
ASSESSMENT OF ROTATIONAL ENERGY AND AVAILABLE ACTIVE RESERVE OF A FUTURE NORDIC POWER SYSTEM
12 GIW26-50
Negative Electricity Prices: Regulatory Drivers in the Context of Germany’s Wind Onshore Energy Expansion
13 GIW26-51
Towards More Accurate High-Resolution Renewable Generation Datasets for Energy Market Modeling
14 GIW26-55
Deterministic and Heuristic Optimisation of the Q(U)-Characteristic Curve’s Parameters of Decentralized Renewable Energies in Distribution Networks
15 GIW26-58
From Marine Propulsion to Grid-Scale Storage: Quantifying the Efficiency-Degradation Trade-off in PV-Integrated Second-Life BESS via Optimal Scheduling
16 GIW26-68
Assessing the Accuracy of Small-Signal Analyses under Limited IBR Model Knowledge
17 GIW26-71
Modeling Considerations for Grid-forming Capable Devices in Modern Power Systems
18 GIW26-72
Design and Dynamic Simulation of Liquid Hydrogen Transfer Assisted by Compressed Boil-off Hydrogen Gas
19 GIW26-73
Elastic wave velocity measurements to quantify sample disturbance of thin-walled tube samples
20 GIW26-74
Efficient Parametrization of Generic Type IV Wind Turbine Models for Transient Stability: A Julia-Based Approach
21 GIW26-85
Renewable Energy Integration and Operational Flexibility in Wastewater Treatment Plants: A Techno-Economic Assessment
22 GIW26-90
Spatio-Temporal Intelligence for Future Energy Systems
23 GIW26-91
Solar Energy Systems Installation in Closed Areas of Hebron: Strengthening Resilience and Economic Independence through PV Solutions
24 GIW26-96
Timing Electricity Procurement for Large-Scale Heat Pumps in District Heating Systems under Market Uncertainty
25 GIW26-99
A Two-Stage Stochastic Programming Framework for Redispatch Planning under Uncertainty in the German Transmission System
26 GIW26-100
A Data-Driven Market Module for Scenario-Dependent Conventional Dispatch Adaptation under Renewable Forecast Uncertainty
27 GIW26-102
Stochastic Multi-Period Security-Constrained Optimal Power Flow via Approximated Chance Constraints
28 GIW26-103
Short-term forecasting of imbalance volume and position for intraday flexibility management
29 GIW26-104
Beyond Market Noise: Graph Neural Networks for Interzonal Flow Forecasting in Zonal Electricity Markets
30 GIW26-108
Comparison of Optimization Tools for Integrating Renewable Energy into Large-Scale Co-located Industrial Clusters
31 GIW26-109
Impedance models of medium-voltage grid simulator
32 GIW26-111
Structured Modal-Energy Dissipation for Inter-Area Oscillations in Low-Inertia Power Systems
33 GIW26-114
Analysis of Transformer Inrush Current during a Grid Black Start by a Three-Terminal HVDC System Connected to an Offshore Wind Farm
34 GIW26-115
Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation-Based Evaluation of a Supply-and-Demand Balancing Scheme Using Biogas Power Plants with Reused EV Batteries in Rural Microgrids
35 GIW26-116
One-week Simulation Evaluation of V2X System Operation in Community Microgrids with Solar and Biogas Power Plants, EVs, and On-Site Reused EV Battery Storage
36 GIW26-117
Evaluation of a Supply-Demand Balancing Scheme for Rooftop Solar Power and Battery Storage using Weather Forecasting and Inter-household Coordinated Operation
37 GIW26-123
The feasibility of using impedance-based methods for assessing the subsynchronous interaction risk of Type-3 wind power in a meshed series compensated transmission network
38 GIW26-124
Evaluation of Dynamic Input-Output Characteristics of Frequency Meters for Fast Frequency Response Control of Grid-Following Inverters
39 GIW26-125
Overcurrent Suppression Method for Grid-Forming Inverters Using Virtual Resistance and Active Power Reference Control Based on Operating Conditions
40 GIW26-126
Improved IDFT-Based Frequency Measurement for Fast Frequency Response Control of Grid-Following Inverters in Battery Energy Storage Systems
41 GIW26-127
Ammonia Cracking Process with Molten salt-based Thermal Energy Storage for Green Hydrogen Supply Chain via Ammonia: Case Study of South Korea
42 GIW26-137
Optimal Sizing of Liquid Air Energy Storage Integrated with a Wind Turbine for Microgrid Power Applications
43 GIW26-139
Investigation of the Mechanical Loading of Wind Turbines with Grid
Forming Capabilities Under Disturbances
44 GIW26-141
Assessment of the Effects of Flexibility Enhancement in Conventional Power Plants; A Case Study of Korea
45 GIW26-142
Development of a Methodology for Estimating Offshore Wind Generation Profiles: A Case Study of Korea
46 GIW26-143
Field Test Results of Frequency Control Mode Compliance: Synchronous Engine Power Plants under High Dynamic Response Requirements
47 GIW26-146
A Multi-Source Hierarchical Framework for Probabilistic Forecasting of Net Load and Self-Consumption for Distributed Grid Planning
48 GIW26-148
Stability Limits and Interoperability Criteria for Grid-Forming Inverters
49 GIW26-158
Low Carbon Buildings: Investigating the Adoption of Building Integrated Photovoltaics in Ghana’s Building Skin
50 GIW26-160
Hierarchical RMS–EMT Stability Assessment of Inverter-Dominated Power Systems Supplying Hydrogen Electrolysers
51 GIW26-165
Influence of Grid-Forming Converter Share, Grid Strength, and Topology on Distribution Grid Frequency Stability
52 GIW26-167
Transient Effects of Faults in High-Voltage Grids Considering Operational and Deployment Concepts of Grid-Forming Generation
53 GIW26-170
Performance and Techno-Economic Evaluation of Second-Life Batteries in Photovoltaic-BESS Applications
54 GIW26-182
Economic evaluation of electrolyser participation in ancillary services market
55 GIW26-193
Quantifying the Quiet Creep: Degradation of 15,000 Wind Turbines in Germany
56 GIW26-199
Metaheuristic-based Planning of Energy Communities with Flexibility Market Support
57 GIW26-203
Hybrid PSP-PV-BESS participation in day-ahead and intraday markets
58 GIW26-204
A Comparative Study of Modeling Approaches for Stability Analysis of Converter-based Technologies
59 GIW26-207
Metaheuristic Approach for Optimal Sizing of Distributed Energy Resources in Energy Communities
60 GIW26-208
Improving Frequency Support Capability of Hybrid Power Plants in Weak Grids Using Grid-Forming Control
61 GIW26-216
Analysis of the impact of wind power plant active power output ramp limitation controls on WTG blade and pitching system operation
62 GIW26-217
Modelling the influence of building integrated photovoltaics on operations and investments in the electricity system at the national level to assess its environmental impact
63 GIW26-219
Impact of Measured vs. Virtual Current Feedback on the Stability and Operation of Grid-Forming Inverters
64 GIW26-220
Dynamic Simulation and Optimal Control of E-Methanol Production: Evaluating Forecast Horizon in Renewable Integration
65 GIW26-225
Grid-Aware Sizing of Battery Energy Storage Systems in Seaport Microgrids: A High-Granularity Optimization Framework for the Port of Sines
66 GIW26-227
Forecasting electricity consumption time series at NUTS-3 level in Germany
67 GIW26-233
Practical Experience with Laboratory Determination of Wind Turbine Thevenin Equivalents following IEC 61400‑21‑4 Annex E
68 GIW26-241
Real-Time Elliptical Trajectory Approximation: Maintaining Estimation Accuracy in Weak and Distorted Grid Conditions
69 GIW26-242
Economic Impact of Forecast Errors on BESS Participation in Day-Ahead electricity and Reserve Markets
70 GIW26-243
Waveform Based Dynamic State Estimation of Power Systems Using Cubature Kalman Filtering
71 GIW26-246
Assessment of Energy Complementarity and Techno-Economic Performance of Hybrid Renewable Systems: A Case Study in Uruguay
72 GIW26-252
Early‑Stage Power System Studies for Virtual Power Plant Integration in a 138 kV Subtransmission Network
73 GIW26-253
Coordinated Current Control for Wind Turbine Generators with Multiple Parallel Power Converters
74 GIW26-261
AI for the energy system – Review of a joint workshop by IEA Wind Tasks 51 and 63
75 GIW26-262
An Evaluation of Black-box IBR Modeling Methods
76 GIW26-264
Adaptive Droop Control for Hotel Load Inverters in Hybrid Ferry Microgrids
77 GIW26-265
Dynamic-Inversion ADRC with Cascaded Extended State Observer for DC-Voltage Regulation of Point-to-Point MMC-HVDC Systems
78 GIW26-275
Impacts of Hydrogen Blending on Dynamic Frequency Responses of Gas Turbines under Disturbance Events
79 GIW26-283
Grid Compliance Studies Optimisation: Parallel Computing
80 GIW26-284
Spatial optimization of solar PV–battery hybrid microgrids for railway and mining infrastructure: The Lobito Corridor case
81 GIW26-285
Decarbonizing Industrial Processes: A Global Techno-economic Analysis of Off-Grid Solar Energy and Thermal Battery Storage for Manufacturing Facilities
82 GIW26-287
Time-Dependent Degradation and Risk Evolution in Utility-Scale Photovoltaic Systems: Evidence From Long-Term Operational Data
83 GIW26-288
Extended Genetic Algorithms for AC-Exact Topology Optimization in Transmission Grids
84 GIW26-289
Analyzing industrial flexibility participation in Day-ahead and Intra-day markets of Nordic Countries: Electrified Asphalt Production Process as an example case
85 GIW26-298
Techno-Economic and Socioeconomic Evaluation of Solar PV Energy Storage Systems in Saudi Arabia
86 GIW26-303
Impacts of Local Energy Communities on Low Voltage Distribution Networks
87 GIW26-304
APPLICATION OF SMALL CLOSED-LOOP PUMPED STORAGE HYDROPOWER PLANTS FOR BALANCING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF RENEWABLE-BASED MICROGRIDS IN HILLY REGIONS
88 GIW26-306
Cost surfaces for joint export-technology and substation-position decisions in offshore wind
89 GIW26-308
Attention-Based Soft-Weight Combination of Power Forecasts
90 GIW26-309
Safety-Aware Optimal Operation for Hydrogen Integration in the Glass Industry Decarbonisation
91 GIW26-316
Optimal Black Start Restoration using Offshore Wind Farm
92 GIW26-322
Flexibility resource, service and product definition
93 GIW26-339
Negative-Sequence Compensation in DFIG-Based Wind Energy Conversion Systems
94 GIW26-341
Grid Operation considering ensemble forecasts: A case study for the Transmission System of Germany
95 GIW26-349
Characterization of Wind Power Ramps in the Brazilian Interconnected System
96 GIW26-350
Hybrid Passive–Active Harmonic Filtering for Power-to-X Plants: Grid-Connected Power-to-Hydrogen Systems
97 GIW26-351
Evaluation of Peak Power-Based Grid Tariffs for Solar Prosumers with Battery Storage in Sweden
98 GIW26-354
Economic impact of transmission failures on wind and solar curtailment in the Brazilian Interconnected System: a maintenance-strategy framework based on public data
99 GIW26-355
Distributed green hydrogen from renewable curtailment: a techno-economic study for decarbonizing heavy-duty road freight in Southeast Brazil
100 GIW26-359
Secure Smart Meter Infrastructure as Grid Intelligence Layer: NILM-Based Disaggregation and Modular HEMS Integration in a Live German Grid State Monitoring Deployment
101 GIW26-369
Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR)-Integrated Integral Sliding Mode Control for Intelligent Vehicle-to-Grid Support via Coordinated Active and Reactive Power Loops
102 GIW26-371
From GFL to GFM: Technical Behaviors, Operator Concerns and Evolving Compliance Frameworks
103 GIW26-372
Sensitivity Analysis for Frequency Stability Studies in High-Penetration Renewable Grids under Low-Inertia and Low-Damping Paradigms
104 GIW26-379
Carbon Emission Intensity of Electricity Demand in GB: A Comparison of Zonal and Nodal Estimates
105 GIW26-382
Offshore Wind Development Over Time: Stylised Facts and Structural Trends
Wed, 30 Sep
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 6
SESSION 3A – GRID FORMING WIND POWER PLANTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro II
08:45
01 GIW26-325
Grid Forming Control of DC Connected Offshore Wind Farms: Requirements, Technical Limitations and Contribution to Instantaneous Reserve
09:05
02 GIW26-307
Influence of Offshore Wind Farm Electrical Networks on Grid Forming Control Performance at Point of Connection
09:25
03 GIW26-75
Coordinated Impedance Reshaping for DFIG Wind Farms: Turbine Optimization and Grid-Forming Compensation
09:45
04 GIW26-291
Protection Coordination of the 100% Grid Forming Based Offshore Wind Farm Connecting to an Offshore Diode Rectifier Unit HVDC Substation for Renewable Hydrogen Production
10:05
05 GIW26-97
New VSM-Split Control Concept for Grid-Forming Wind Power Plants: Enhancing Stability and Damping Under Grid Disturbances
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 6
SESSION 3B – DISTRIBUTION GRID ASPECTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro I
08:45
01 GIW26-168
Shifting Responsibilities: The Growing Role of Distribution Levels in
Reactive Power Provision by Wind Energy in Germany
09:05
02 GIW26-210
The Orchestrator: Grid-Friendly Activation of Aggregated Flexibility in Distribution Networks
09:25
03 GIW26-380
From grid constraints to smart planning: managing DER-driven challenges in distribution networks
09:45
04 GIW26-206
Residential PV Hosting Capacity Under High EV Adoption: A Swedish Low-Voltage Grid Study
10:05
05 GIW26-305
Attributing Operational Limitations in Preventive Control of Low-Voltage Grids Using Controlled Scenario Analysis
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 6
SESSION 3C – GRID CODE ASPECTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro III
08:45
01 GIW26-332
The Growing Complexity of Dynamic Grid Integration Studies Across Europe
09:05
02 GIW26-88
Enhanced Evaluation of EMT and RMS Simulation Models to Accelerate the Grid Connection Process
09:25
03 GIW26-14
Impact of grid code requirements on post-contingency static voltage stability in the Nordic transmission system
09:45
04 GIW26-86
Grid Stability Challenges and Mitigation Strategies for a Weak Connection: A Case Study from a Large Type 3 Wind Farm
10:05
05 GIW26-230
The effect of high RoCoF on the dynamic behaviour and stability limits of gas turbine power plants
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 6
SESSION 3D – EXTREME WEATHER EVENTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro V
08:45
01 GIW26-191
A comparison of dunkelflaute events and their potential impacts on future energy systems in different regions
09:05
02 GIW26-185
Capturing Climate Change, Large‑Scale Wakes and Forecast Uncertainty in Pan‑European Energy System Analyses
09:25
03 GIW26-46
From Scarcity to Surplus: A Threshold-Based Characterization of Dark Doldrum and Bright Breeze Events in European Power Systems
09:45
04 GIW26-129
Wind Forecast-Error-Driven Imbalances in Future Nordic Power Systems Under Alternative Sector-Coupling Scenarios
10:05
05 GIW26-163
How Representative are Different Weathers Year for Long-term planning of Energy Systems? Evidence from Multi-Decadal Pan-European Weather Data
10:25
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 30 Sep | Foyer
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 7
SESSION 4D – REGULATORY/MARKET ASPECTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro V
11:10
01 GIW26-290
Challenges and Emerging Solutions for Electricity Markets with High vRES Shares
11:28
02 GIW26-385
Beyond the Least-Cost Mandate: Redefining Value in Transmission Regulation
11:46
03 GIW26-180
The Impact of European Energy Transition Scenarios on the Iberian Electricity Day-ahead and Balancing Markets
12:04
04 GIW26-294
Variable Renewable Expansion and Operational Challenges in the Brazilian Power System
12:22
05 GIW26-358
Tariff Design as a Flexibility Mechanism: Lessons from Brazil’s Time-of-Use Tariff Debate under High Distributed PV Penetration
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 7
SESSION 4A – GRID-FORMING CAPABILITIESWed, 30 Sep | Douro II
11:10
01 GIW26-79
Investigation of a grid-following and grid-forming hybrid system with reference to overall grid-forming behaviour
11:28
02 GIW26-164
Characterisation of a Laboratory Setup for PHIL-Studies to investigate Power Grid interactions of Grid Forming controlled Systems
11:46
03 GIW26-113
Resilient Grids with Grid-Forming Solution：Market Opportunities and Technical Pathways
12:04
04 GIW26-244
Usage of the Jacobian Transfer Matrix Approach for Grid-Forming Applications
12:22
05 GIW26-269
Impact of Current Limitation and Power Prioritization Strategies of Grid-Forming Converters on Power System Stability
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 7
SESSION 4B – HVDCWed, 30 Sep | Douro I
11:10
01 GIW26-54
Enhanced predictive grid forming control for converter-based HVAC transmission systems.
11:28
02 GIW26-157
Modelling and Coordination of Dynamic Braking Systems for Multi-vendor Multi-terminal HVDC Grids with DC Circuit Breakers
11:46
03 GIW26-368
Modeling and Operational Characteristics Simulation of Large-Scale New Energy Transmission via HVDC
12:04
04 GIW26-248
System requirements-based control design framework for grid-forming controlled Modular Multilevel Converters in Multi-Terminal HVDC systems
12:22
05 GIW26-221
Converter Design for Multi-Terminal HVDC Systems – Impact Factors and Sensitivity Analysis
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 7
SESSION 4C – GRID CODE TESTINGWed, 30 Sep | Douro III
11:10
01 GIW26-292
Power Hardware-in-the-Loop Emulation of Electrolyser Stacks for Cost-Efficient Grid Compliance Testing
11:28
02 GIW26-13
Impact of Test Equipment on Low-Voltage-Ride-Through Testing of Grid-Following and Grid-Forming Inverters: A Comparative Analysis
11:46
03 GIW26-335
Evaluation of a Novel Current Limitation Control Strategy for Grid-Forming Inverters Under European Grid Code Requirements
12:04
04 GIW26-201
Space Vector Based Assessment of Grid-Forming and Grid-Following Converters in Theory, Simulation and PHIL Experiments
12:22
05 GIW26-189
Decoupling Grid Impedance Variations from Control Performance in Grid-Forming Converters Using Cascaded L1-Adaptive Controllers
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH
Wed, 30 Sep | Foyer
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 8
SESSION 5D – TASK 19Wed, 30 Sep | Douro V
14:00
01 GIW26-392
How Do Countries Deal with High PV Penetration – Assessment of flexibility options, curtailment strategies and regulatory frameworks for power systems
14:18
02 GIW26-32
Increasing grid hosting capacity: an international comparison of DSO practices
14:36
03 GIW26-212
Concepts of Control Strategies for Highly PV Overpowered Grids
14:54
04 GIW26-330
Resilience Assessment of a University Microgrid Based on Real High-Resolution Monitoring Data and KPI Analysis
15:12
05 GIW26-209
On Flexibility, Storage and Curtailment in High VRE Power Grids
15:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 8
SESSION 5A – STABILITY ASPECTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro II
14:00
01 GIW26-37
A Comprehensive Review of Power System Stabilizer Design Methodologies
14:18
02 GIW26-56
Measurement-Based Impedance Investigation and Stability Analyses of PV Parks and Their Components
14:36
03 GIW26-324
System Stability Assessment under Varying Dispatch Conditions
14:54
TBA
S. Ratajczak, C. Wirtz (FGH e.V., Germany), A. Kroggel, H. Jürgensen (Schleswig-Holstein Netz GmbH, Germany), S. Krahl (FGH e.V., Germany)
15:12
04 GIW26-48
Impact of outer-loop control on converter-driven stability
15:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 8
SESSION 5B – TRANSMISSION PLANNINGWed, 30 Sep | Douro I
14:00
01 GIW26-389
Building the Future Grid: Strategic Transmission Planning to Achieve VRE at Scale
14:18
02 GIW26-159
An Automated Framework for Optimal Placement of Grid Boosters for Maximizing Transmission Grid Utilization
14:36
03 GIW26-238
System Service-Aware Power System Planning with Data Centres under Renewable Energy Uncertainty
14:54
04 GIW26-83
Energy resource data-driven constraints in long-term energy planning for energy transition
15:12
05 GIW26-367
Understanding Internal Congestion in Germany: A Comparative Study of Zonal and Nodal Pricing with Future Grid Reinforcements
15:30
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 8
SESSION 5C – OFFSHORE WIND HVDCWed, 30 Sep | Douro III
14:00
01 GIW26-282
Integrating OEM Wind-Park Controller Model with Existing HVDC Control Hardware-in-the-Loop Real-Time Test Environment – Experiences and Analysis.
14:20
02 GIW26-59
Small-Signal Modelling of Offshore Energy Hubs
14:40
03 GIW26-119
Stability and Compliance Assessment of Converter-Dominated Offshore HVDC Systems: Linking Dynamic Phenomena to Test Procedures
15:00
04 GIW26-186
Energy Dissipation in Offshore Energy Hubs Under Emergency
Power Control
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
15:40 - 16:10
COFFEE BREAK
Wed, 30 Sep | Foyer
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 9
SESSION 6A – POWER SYSTEM STABILITY AND FREQUENCY-DOMAIN MODELLINGWed, 30 Sep | Douro II
16:10
01 GIW26-147
Comparison of methods for the assessment of small-signal sub-, supersynchronous and harmonic stability
16:30
02 GIW26-135
Evaluation of Frequency‑Domain Stability Methodologies for Large‑Scale Renewable Integration in the NSW CWO REZ
16:50
03 GIW26-61
Damping of Electromechanical Oscillations via Modal-Based PSS Design in Grid-Forming Converter-Interfaced Generation
17:10
04 GIW26-336
Different Control Structures – Similar System Responses: Observations on Damping and Frequency Behavior of Grid‑Forming Inverters
17:30
05 GIW26-337
On the Assessment of Damping and Passive Behavior of Grid-Forming Inverters in the Frequency Domain
17:50
06 GIW26-18
Detection and Mitigation of Subsynchronous Torsional Resonance Using a System-Level Immittance-Based Frequency-Domain Method
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 9
SESSION 6D – ELECTROLYZER SYSTEM MODELLING IWed, 30 Sep | Douro V
16:10
01 GIW26-277
An open source physical based RMS electrolyser model for power system stability studies
16:30
02 GIW26-211
Grid Compliance verification and simulation model validation of a co-located generation and demand facility - a case of the Kassø PV + PtX plant
16:50
03 GIW26-29
Analytical frequency-domain impedance modelling of large converter-interfaced electrolyser for grid stability
assessment
17:10
04 GIW26-346
Planning and Operational Validation of Electrolyzers in Renewable-Dominated Island Grids
17:30
05 GIW26-364
Validation of a Transient 90-bar Alkaline Electrolysis Model: Lessons from Project PEACE
17:50
06 GIW26-251
Unlocking the Potential of Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell (SOEC) Systems for Grid Ancillary Services and Renewable Energy Integration
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 9
SESSION 6B – SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSER APPLICATIONSWed, 30 Sep | Douro I
16:10
TBA
16:30
01 GIW26-47
Experience and Further Developments in Hybrid Synchronous Condenser Technology: Phoenix and Eccles
16:50
02 GIW26-120
Dynamic Stability Comparison of Grid-Forming BESS and Synchronous Condensers in a Low-Inertia Island Grid: The Martinique Case
17:10
03 GIW26-195
Hybrid Synchronous Condenser – Battery Energy Storage System to Improve Dynamic Stability of a Wind-Powered Electrolyzer System in a Weak Grid
17:30
04 GIW26-286
The impact of Synchronous Condenser Inertia in Critical Clearing Time: A Comparative Study with Synchronous Generators
17:50
05 GIW26-347
A Rotary Transformer Grid Interface for Hybrid Power Plants
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 9
SESSION 6C – GRID CODES ASPECTS FOR WIND POWER PLANTSWed, 30 Sep | Douro III
16:10
01 GIW26-329
The impact of legacy grid code requirements on grid robustness in grids with declining strength
16:30
02 GIW26-121
From VDE FNN Compliance Tests to LPV Dynamic Equivalents: Modeling Grid-Forming Wind Turbines for Large-Scale Frequency Stability Studies
16:50
03 GIW26-331
Methodology and Project Experience - Measurement and Model Validation for Grid Integration of an Offshore Wind Farm with AC connection to the German High-Voltage Grid
17:10
04 GIW26-345
Grid Emulator System Performance in Interaction with Wind Energy Converters for Grid Compliance Testing
17:30
05 GIW26-293
Plant Simulator Supports Wind Farm FAT and SAT based on Tests from IEC 61400
17:50
06 GIW26-80
POD-Q Function for Wind Power Plants Considering Communication Delays：System Design, Parameter Tuning, and Field Test Validation
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
18:45 - 22:30
WIND & SOLAR NETWORKING DINNER EVENT
Wed, 30 Sep | Taylor’s Port
18:45 - 22:30
Programme
- 19:30 – 20:30 Guided Tour at Taylor’s Port
- 20:30 – 22:30 Dinnerbuffet at Barão Fladgate Restaurant
at Taylor’s Port
| Transport | Location |
|---|---|
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Taylor’s Port
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Thu, 1 Oct
09:00 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 10
SESSION 7A – HYBRID SYSTEMS AND GRID FORMINGThu, 1 Oct | Douro II
09:00
01 GIW26-192
Operation of a Grid Forming BESS in a Medium Voltage Grid in the SUREVIVE Project
09:20
02 GIW26-266
Hybrid Wind + Grid-Forming BESS: Giga-Scale Grid Integration
09:40
03 GIW26-311
Grid Code Requirements for Connecting a Hybrid Power Plant including Storage Units.
An overview of current legislation and recommendations for future requirements
10:00
04 GIW26-376
POWER SYSTEM INTEGRATION OF THE HYBRID RENEWABLE PLANTS WITH GRID-FORMING BATTERY STORAGES
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 10
SESSION 7B – POWER QUALITY ASPECTSThu, 1 Oct | Douro I
09:00
01 GIW26-274
Power Quality Analysis and Methodology in Hydrogen Power Plants
09:20
02 GIW26-22
Effect of Grid Forming Inverters on Harmonics in the grid
09:40
03 GIW26-178
Evolving TSO Requirements for Wind Turbine Harmonic Models:
Resolution Effects, Methodology Considerations, and Paths Toward Standardization
10:00
04 GIW26-15
Fast Simulation Methods for Harmonic Compliance Assessment of Inverter-Based Resources: Achieving High Accuracy
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 10
SESSION 7D – HYDROGEN ASPECTSThu, 1 Oct | Douro V
09:00
01 GIW26-273
Dynamic Modelling of Thyristor-Based Rectifiers for Hydrogen Applications
09:20
02 GIW26-297
A framework for online monitoring of EIS data through DRT to understand and model electrolyser degradation
09:40
03 GIW26-118
Adaptive current-controlled single-stage Current-Source Rectifier for PEM Electrolyzers with Ancillary Service and Fault Ride-Through Capability
10:00
04 GIW26-250
The Impact of Hydrogen Valleys on the Iberian Power System
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 10
SESSION 7C – BLACKSTART WITH WIND POWER PLANTSThu, 1 Oct | Douro III
09:00
01 GIW26-314
Modeling Considerations for Black Starting an Offshore Wind Farm using Grid Forming Turbines
09:20
02 GIW26-231
Optimal Grid-Forming Penetration for Power System Restoration from Offshore Wind Farms
09:40
03 GIW26-361
String Energisation of Offshore Wind Power Plants Using Grid-Forming Wind Turbines for Blackstart Restoration
10:00
04 GIW26-320
A Model-Based Workflow for Assessing Black-Start Capability of Offshore Wind Farms Connected Through VSC-HVDC Systems
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
Thu, 1 Oct | Foyer
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 11
SESSION 8A – CERTIFICATION ACCORDING TO GERMAN GRID CODEThu, 1 Oct | Douro II
11:10
01 GIW26-26
From Guideline to Practice: Verifying Grid-Forming Inertia Provision for Extra-High-Voltage Grid Connections
11:28
02 GIW26-363
From Guideline to Practice: Grid-Forming Testing of a MW-Scale BESS according to VDE FNN at Fraunhofer IWES
11:46
03 GIW26-27
Experimental Evaluation of Grid-Forming Requirements Based on the German VDE FNN Guidelines of Grid-Forming Capabilities
12:04
04 GIW26-3
TBA: Development of a generic model for Grid-Forming unit certification according to German grid connection requirements
12:22
05 GIW26-77
From Guideline to Automation: Implementing the FNN requirements for Grid Forming Units in an Automated Compliance Testing Tool
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 11
SESSION 8B – HYBRID POWER PLANTSThu, 1 Oct | Douro I
11:10
01 GIW26-95
Repowering and Hybridization of Existing Wind and Solar Plants in Europe: Unlocking Latent Grid Capacity and Enhancing System Stability
11:28
02 GIW26-280
Renewable Baseload Power with DC-Coupling
11:46
03 GIW26-130
Designing Co-located Wind–Solar–Storage Systems for Constant Power Output
12:04
04 GIW26-184
Interoperability and Control Aspects for Hybrid Power Plants Providing Voltage Control and POD-Q Services
12:22
05 GIW26-188
Comparing Battery Degradation Estimates in Hybrid Wind Power Plants: From Sizing to Operation
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 11
SESSION 8C – ANCILLARY SERVICES FROM WIND POWER PLANTSThu, 1 Oct | Douro III
11:10
01 GIW26-334
Pilot project on FCR provision by a Portuguese wind farm
11:28
02 GIW26-326
Exploring the potential of HVDC systems in enabling inertial contribution of DC-connected wind farms (WFs)
11:46
03 GIW26-365
Flexible Inertia Provision Control Framework for Master-Slave Grid-Forming MMC-MTDC Systems
12:04
04 GIW26-202
Type 5 Wind Turbine Synchronous Compensator Capability: the synergies with solar PV to stabilise voltage and avoid the root causes of recent blackouts
12:22
05 GIW26-348
A Co‑Simulation Approach for the Investigation of Electromechanical Interactions in Wind Turbine‑Generator Systems for future Grid-Control concepts
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 13:00
Parallel sessions 11
SESSION 8D – BATTERY STORAGE OPERATIONThu, 1 Oct | Douro V
11:10
01 GIW26-268
Value of Energy Storage of different storage duration: Analysis and Implications.
11:28
02 GIW26-53
Economic dispatch optimization of a hybrid power plant considering turbine loads and battery degradation
11:46
03 GIW26-93
Unlocking Latent Grid Support Capabilities in Existing Renewable and BESS Assets: A System-Level Pathway from Compliance-Based to Capability-Enabled Operation
12:04
04 GIW26-263
Co-Location of Grid-Forming Battery Storage Systems with Wind and PV Generation: Techno-Economic Analysis on Synergy Effects and Inertia Provision
12:22
05 GIW26-213
Bilevel Energy Management System for REC Promoters
12:40
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
13:00 - 14:00
LUNCH
Thu, 1 Oct | Foyer
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 12
SESSION 9A – GRID FORMING MODELLINGThu, 1 Oct | Douro II
14:00
01 GIW26-205
Impact of Grid-Forming Inverters on Power Systems: Automated EMT Study Framework
14:20
02 GIW26-259
Fast Fault Current Response of GFM-VSCs Under Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Faults
14:40
03 GIW26-318
Use of a Dynamic Estimation Model for Improved Small-Signal Stability in Current-Controlled Grid-Forming Converters.
15:00
04 GIW26-105
Frequency dependent impedance of grid forming and grid following photovoltaic and type-4 wind power plants
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 12
SESSION 9B – POWER SYSTEM STABILITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORKThu, 1 Oct | Douro I
14:00
ENERGYNAUTICS/AGORA
14:20
01 GIW26-267
A Comparison of System Strength Metrics in IBR-Dominated Power Systems
14:40
02 GIW26-319
Determining System Needs for Transient Stability in IBR-Rich Power Systems: An Early Termination Approach for Efficiently Quantifying Dynamic Metrics
15:00
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 12
SESSION 9C – SIF BLADEThu, 1 Oct | Douro III
14:00
01 GIW26-222
SIF BLADE - Exploring the Performance of HVDC-Connected Offshore Wind Farms in GB Restoration under Grid Following and Grid Forming Control Strategies
14:20
02 GIW26-214
SIF BLADE– unlocking black start from offshore wind through regulatory and market evolution
14:40
03 GIW26-173
SIF BLADE- Future Black Start Restoration from Low Carbon Technologies
15:00
04 GIW26-179
SIF BLADE - System Restoration Pathways Enabled by Offshore Wind and BESS in Scotland
15:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel sessions 12
SESSION 9D –POWERING THE ENERGY TRANSITION: BUILDING EU–CENTRAL ASIA RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND REGIONAL GRID INTEGRATIONThu, 1 Oct | Douro V
14:00
01 GIW26-386
Introduction of EURECA & Central Asian Energy sector
14:15
02 GIW26-122
Flexibility Challenges in Central Asian Power Systems: Evidence from Dispatch Modeling of Large-Scale Wind and Solar Integration in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
14:30
03 GIW26-387
Drivers and Needs of Central Asia – EU Research Cooperation
14:45
04 GIW26-391
Opportunities for EU based research institutes in Central Asia
15:00
Central Asian Universities Network and Research capacities
Central Asian Universities Network and Research capacities
15:15
<strong>OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION</strong>
15:40 - 16:10
COFFEE BREAK
Thu, 1 Oct | Foyer
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 13
SESSION 10A – GRID FORMING VALIDATIONThu, 1 Oct | Douro II
16:10
01 GIW26-49
OptiTransient: Framework and Key Findings for Transient Performance of Grid-Forming Assets
16:30
02 GIW26-232
A P-HIL-Based Certification Approach of the FNN Fictitious Island Test for Grid-Forming Units
16:50
03 GIW26-236
High-Resolution Frequency Tracking via Extended Kalman Filter for Grid-Forming Inverter Reserve Validation under Non-Ideal Grid Conditions
17:10
04 GIW26-64
Evaluating Converter Transient Behavior during Asymmetric Fault Ride Through
17:30
05 GIW26-66
Experimental validation of islanding detection failure induced by grid-forming inverters
17:50
06 GIW26-144
Grid Integration Study: Operation of Grid-Forming Inverters in a Medium Voltage Distribution Grid
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 13
SESSION 10B – OSCILLATIONSThu, 1 Oct | Douro I
16:10
01 GIW26-175
Pinpointing Root Cause of Oscillations: Case Studies with Real Oscillation Events in Australia and Denmark
16:30
02 GIW26-235
A Digital Twin for Early Warning of IBR-Induced Oscillations
16:50
03 GIW26-145
Real-World Application of Dissipating Energy Functions for Tracking and Mitigation of Sub-Synchronous Oscillations in the Scottish Transmission System
17:10
04 GIW26-92
Subsynchronous Oscillations and Damping Torque Assessment of SGs Interacting with Gird-Forming STATCOMs
17:30
05 GIW26-247
Power Oscillation Damping at the Plant Level through Power Plant Control
17:50
06 GIW26-89
Wide‑Band Oscillation Detection in PEID‑Dominated Power Systems Using Waveform Measurements
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 13
SESSION 10C – OFFSHORE WIND CONNECTIONSThu, 1 Oct | Douro III
16:10
01 GIW26-278
Transmission System Design and Grid Integration of GW-Scale Offshore Wind Farms
16:28
02 GIW26-226
Connecting Offshore-Wind Farms to Shore through a Grid Intertie based on a Low Frequency AC Transmission regulated by Static Frequency Converters
16:46
03 GIW26-57
Distance Protection Assessment in Offshore Wind Power Plant Collector Systems
17:04
04 GIW26-176
Control and protection enabling subsea substation for HVAC-connected floating wind farms
17:22
05 GIW26-156
Combined operation of hydrogen electrolyzers, grid-forming wind turbines, and HVDC within an offshore energy hub
17:40
06 GIW26-390
The rapid uptake of BESS in Australia: the good, the bad and the extraordinary impact on the market!
17:58
07 GIW26-183
Influence of Electrolyzer Degradation on Power Dispatch And Ancillary Services in Offshore Energy Hubs
18:16
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
16:10 - 18:30
Parallel sessions 13
SESSION 10D – COUNTRY STUDIESThu, 1 Oct | Douro V
16:10
01 GIW26-198
How has Scotland been able to accommodated wind? - Past, current and future trends of curtailment and flexibility potential in Scottish grid.
16:30
02 GIW26-9
Atlantic Canada Offshore Wind Grid Integration and Transmission Study
16:50
03 GIW26-384
Replacing or Augmenting Coal? Opportunities and Barriers for VRE Integration in Indonesia
17:10
04 GIW26-276
Power System Stability Assessment of Thermal Power Plant Decommissioning in Angola: A Huíla Case Study with Renewable Energy Integration Using PSS®E
17:30
05 GIW26-23
Enhancing Grid Integration of Solar PV through Battery Energy Storage for Open Access Consumers under Time-Varying Tariff and Deviation Constraints: A Real-Time Study from Tamil Nadu
17:50
06 GIW26-151
Grid Expansion Planning for Renewable Energy Integration and Emerging Load Centres: A Case Study of Andhra Pradesh
18:10
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
18:30 - 20:00
Parallel sessions 14
POSTER RECEPTIONThu, 1 Oct | Foyer
18:30 - 20:00
Parallel sessions 14
POSTER SESSIONThu, 1 Oct | Foyer
01 GIW26-17
Sustainability Assessment of Manufacturing Materials for the Hydraulic Variable Inertia Flywheel
02 GIW26-20
ENERGY EFFICIENT OF WIND POWER BY STUDYING DIFFERENT PARAMETERS ESTIMATION METHODS OF WEIBULL DISTRIBUTION: CASE OF BURUNDI
03 GIW26-25
Comparative analysis of PV–PEM, PV–SOEC and PV–CSP–SOEC systems for solar hydrogen production
04 GIW26-31
Conflicts and Synergies in Renewable Energy Transition: An Analysis of Taiwan’s "Fishery and Electricity Symbiosis" Policy
05 GIW26-34
Zonal Active Power Ramping Control Strategy for Improving the Outbound Transmission Stability of Renewable Energy Bases
06 GIW26-38
Event-Driven Energy System Sizing for Self-Sufficient Electrified Container Terminals
07 GIW26-39
GIS-Integrated Machine Learning Framework for Spatial Prediction and Scenario-Based Estimation of Large-Scale Solar Power Expansion
08 GIW26-41
Evaluation of system strength in a converter dominated power system
09 GIW26-42
Comparative Analysis of a Matching Control Method and a Synchronverter Based on VDE FNN Requirements for Grid-Forming Units
10 GIW26-43
A Hybrid Grid–Coordinate Approach for Wind Farm Layout Optimization Considering Initial Grid Geometry
11 GIW26-44
ASSESSMENT OF ROTATIONAL ENERGY AND AVAILABLE ACTIVE RESERVE OF A FUTURE NORDIC POWER SYSTEM
12 GIW26-50
Negative Electricity Prices: Regulatory Drivers in the Context of Germany’s Wind Onshore Energy Expansion
13 GIW26-51
Towards More Accurate High-Resolution Renewable Generation Datasets for Energy Market Modeling
14 GIW26-55
Deterministic and Heuristic Optimisation of the Q(U)-Characteristic Curve’s Parameters of Decentralized Renewable Energies in Distribution Networks
15 GIW26-58
From Marine Propulsion to Grid-Scale Storage: Quantifying the Efficiency-Degradation Trade-off in PV-Integrated Second-Life BESS via Optimal Scheduling
16 GIW26-68
Assessing the Accuracy of Small-Signal Analyses under Limited IBR Model Knowledge
17 GIW26-71
Modeling Considerations for Grid-forming Capable Devices in Modern Power Systems
18 GIW26-72
Design and Dynamic Simulation of Liquid Hydrogen Transfer Assisted by Compressed Boil-off Hydrogen Gas
19 GIW26-73
Elastic wave velocity measurements to quantify sample disturbance of thin-walled tube samples
20 GIW26-74
Efficient Parametrization of Generic Type IV Wind Turbine Models for Transient Stability: A Julia-Based Approach
21 GIW26-85
Renewable Energy Integration and Operational Flexibility in Wastewater Treatment Plants: A Techno-Economic Assessment
22 GIW26-90
Spatio-Temporal Intelligence for Future Energy Systems
23 GIW26-91
Solar Energy Systems Installation in Closed Areas of Hebron: Strengthening Resilience and Economic Independence through PV Solutions
24 GIW26-96
Timing Electricity Procurement for Large-Scale Heat Pumps in District Heating Systems under Market Uncertainty
25 GIW26-99
A Two-Stage Stochastic Programming Framework for Redispatch Planning under Uncertainty in the German Transmission System
26 GIW26-100
A Data-Driven Market Module for Scenario-Dependent Conventional Dispatch Adaptation under Renewable Forecast Uncertainty
27 GIW26-102
Stochastic Multi-Period Security-Constrained Optimal Power Flow via Approximated Chance Constraints
28 GIW26-103
Short-term forecasting of imbalance volume and position for intraday flexibility management
29 GIW26-104
Beyond Market Noise: Graph Neural Networks for Interzonal Flow Forecasting in Zonal Electricity Markets
30 GIW26-108
Comparison of Optimization Tools for Integrating Renewable Energy into Large-Scale Co-located Industrial Clusters
31 GIW26-109
Impedance models of medium-voltage grid simulator
32 GIW26-111
Structured Modal-Energy Dissipation for Inter-Area Oscillations in Low-Inertia Power Systems
33 GIW26-114
Analysis of Transformer Inrush Current during a Grid Black Start by a Three-Terminal HVDC System Connected to an Offshore Wind Farm
34 GIW26-115
Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation-Based Evaluation of a Supply-and-Demand Balancing Scheme Using Biogas Power Plants with Reused EV Batteries in Rural Microgrids
35 GIW26-116
One-week Simulation Evaluation of V2X System Operation in Community Microgrids with Solar and Biogas Power Plants, EVs, and On-Site Reused EV Battery Storage
36 GIW26-117
Evaluation of a Supply-Demand Balancing Scheme for Rooftop Solar Power and Battery Storage using Weather Forecasting and Inter-household Coordinated Operation
37 GIW26-123
The feasibility of using impedance-based methods for assessing the subsynchronous interaction risk of Type-3 wind power in a meshed series compensated transmission network
38 GIW26-124
Evaluation of Dynamic Input-Output Characteristics of Frequency Meters for Fast Frequency Response Control of Grid-Following Inverters
39 GIW26-125
Overcurrent Suppression Method for Grid-Forming Inverters Using Virtual Resistance and Active Power Reference Control Based on Operating Conditions
40 GIW26-126
Improved IDFT-Based Frequency Measurement for Fast Frequency Response Control of Grid-Following Inverters in Battery Energy Storage Systems
41 GIW26-127
Ammonia Cracking Process with Molten salt-based Thermal Energy Storage for Green Hydrogen Supply Chain via Ammonia: Case Study of South Korea
42 GIW26-137
Optimal Sizing of Liquid Air Energy Storage Integrated with a Wind Turbine for Microgrid Power Applications
43 GIW26-139
Investigation of the Mechanical Loading of Wind Turbines with Grid
Forming Capabilities Under Disturbances
44 GIW26-141
Assessment of the Effects of Flexibility Enhancement in Conventional Power Plants; A Case Study of Korea
45 GIW26-142
Development of a Methodology for Estimating Offshore Wind Generation Profiles: A Case Study of Korea
46 GIW26-143
Field Test Results of Frequency Control Mode Compliance: Synchronous Engine Power Plants under High Dynamic Response Requirements
47 GIW26-146
A Multi-Source Hierarchical Framework for Probabilistic Forecasting of Net Load and Self-Consumption for Distributed Grid Planning
48 GIW26-148
Stability Limits and Interoperability Criteria for Grid-Forming Inverters
49 GIW26-158
Low Carbon Buildings: Investigating the Adoption of Building Integrated Photovoltaics in Ghana’s Building Skin
50 GIW26-160
Hierarchical RMS–EMT Stability Assessment of Inverter-Dominated Power Systems Supplying Hydrogen Electrolysers
51 GIW26-165
Influence of Grid-Forming Converter Share, Grid Strength, and Topology on Distribution Grid Frequency Stability
52 GIW26-167
Transient Effects of Faults in High-Voltage Grids Considering Operational and Deployment Concepts of Grid-Forming Generation
53 GIW26-170
Performance and Techno-Economic Evaluation of Second-Life Batteries in Photovoltaic-BESS Applications
54 GIW26-182
Economic evaluation of electrolyser participation in ancillary services market
55 GIW26-193
Quantifying the Quiet Creep: Degradation of 15,000 Wind Turbines in Germany
56 GIW26-199
Metaheuristic-based Planning of Energy Communities with Flexibility Market Support
57 GIW26-203
Hybrid PSP-PV-BESS participation in day-ahead and intraday markets
58 GIW26-204
A Comparative Study of Modeling Approaches for Stability Analysis of Converter-based Technologies
59 GIW26-207
Metaheuristic Approach for Optimal Sizing of Distributed Energy Resources in Energy Communities
60 GIW26-208
Improving Frequency Support Capability of Hybrid Power Plants in Weak Grids Using Grid-Forming Control
61 GIW26-216
Analysis of the impact of wind power plant active power output ramp limitation controls on WTG blade and pitching system operation
62 GIW26-217
Modelling the influence of building integrated photovoltaics on operations and investments in the electricity system at the national level to assess its environmental impact
63 GIW26-219
Impact of Measured vs. Virtual Current Feedback on the Stability and Operation of Grid-Forming Inverters
64 GIW26-220
Dynamic Simulation and Optimal Control of E-Methanol Production: Evaluating Forecast Horizon in Renewable Integration
65 GIW26-225
Grid-Aware Sizing of Battery Energy Storage Systems in Seaport Microgrids: A High-Granularity Optimization Framework for the Port of Sines
66 GIW26-227
Forecasting electricity consumption time series at NUTS-3 level in Germany
67 GIW26-233
Practical Experience with Laboratory Determination of Wind Turbine Thevenin Equivalents following IEC 61400‑21‑4 Annex E
68 GIW26-241
Real-Time Elliptical Trajectory Approximation: Maintaining Estimation Accuracy in Weak and Distorted Grid Conditions
69 GIW26-242
Economic Impact of Forecast Errors on BESS Participation in Day-Ahead electricity and Reserve Markets
70 GIW26-243
Waveform Based Dynamic State Estimation of Power Systems Using Cubature Kalman Filtering
71 GIW26-246
Assessment of Energy Complementarity and Techno-Economic Performance of Hybrid Renewable Systems: A Case Study in Uruguay
72 GIW26-252
Early‑Stage Power System Studies for Virtual Power Plant Integration in a 138 kV Subtransmission Network
73 GIW26-253
Coordinated Current Control for Wind Turbine Generators with Multiple Parallel Power Converters
74 GIW26-261
AI for the energy system – Review of a joint workshop by IEA Wind Tasks 51 and 63
75 GIW26-262
An Evaluation of Black-box IBR Modeling Methods
76 GIW26-264
Adaptive Droop Control for Hotel Load Inverters in Hybrid Ferry Microgrids
77 GIW26-265
Dynamic-Inversion ADRC with Cascaded Extended State Observer for DC-Voltage Regulation of Point-to-Point MMC-HVDC Systems
78 GIW26-275
Impacts of Hydrogen Blending on Dynamic Frequency Responses of Gas Turbines under Disturbance Events
79 GIW26-283
Grid Compliance Studies Optimisation: Parallel Computing
80 GIW26-284
Spatial optimization of solar PV–battery hybrid microgrids for railway and mining infrastructure: The Lobito Corridor case
81 GIW26-285
Decarbonizing Industrial Processes: A Global Techno-economic Analysis of Off-Grid Solar Energy and Thermal Battery Storage for Manufacturing Facilities
82 GIW26-287
Time-Dependent Degradation and Risk Evolution in Utility-Scale Photovoltaic Systems: Evidence From Long-Term Operational Data
83 GIW26-288
Extended Genetic Algorithms for AC-Exact Topology Optimization in Transmission Grids
84 GIW26-289
Analyzing industrial flexibility participation in Day-ahead and Intra-day markets of Nordic Countries: Electrified Asphalt Production Process as an example case
85 GIW26-298
Techno-Economic and Socioeconomic Evaluation of Solar PV Energy Storage Systems in Saudi Arabia
86 GIW26-303
Impacts of Local Energy Communities on Low Voltage Distribution Networks
87 GIW26-304
APPLICATION OF SMALL CLOSED-LOOP PUMPED STORAGE HYDROPOWER PLANTS FOR BALANCING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF RENEWABLE-BASED MICROGRIDS IN HILLY REGIONS
88 GIW26-306
Cost surfaces for joint export-technology and substation-position decisions in offshore wind
89 GIW26-308
Attention-Based Soft-Weight Combination of Power Forecasts
90 GIW26-309
Safety-Aware Optimal Operation for Hydrogen Integration in the Glass Industry Decarbonisation
91 GIW26-316
Optimal Black Start Restoration using Offshore Wind Farm
92 GIW26-322
Flexibility resource, service and product definition
93 GIW26-339
Negative-Sequence Compensation in DFIG-Based Wind Energy Conversion Systems
94 GIW26-341
Grid Operation considering ensemble forecasts: A case study for the Transmission System of Germany
95 GIW26-349
Characterization of Wind Power Ramps in the Brazilian Interconnected System
96 GIW26-350
Hybrid Passive–Active Harmonic Filtering for Power-to-X Plants: Grid-Connected Power-to-Hydrogen Systems
97 GIW26-351
Evaluation of Peak Power-Based Grid Tariffs for Solar Prosumers with Battery Storage in Sweden
98 GIW26-354
Economic impact of transmission failures on wind and solar curtailment in the Brazilian Interconnected System: a maintenance-strategy framework based on public data
99 GIW26-355
Distributed green hydrogen from renewable curtailment: a techno-economic study for decarbonizing heavy-duty road freight in Southeast Brazil
100 GIW26-359
Secure Smart Meter Infrastructure as Grid Intelligence Layer: NILM-Based Disaggregation and Modular HEMS Integration in a Live German Grid State Monitoring Deployment
101 GIW26-369
Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR)-Integrated Integral Sliding Mode Control for Intelligent Vehicle-to-Grid Support via Coordinated Active and Reactive Power Loops
102 GIW26-371
From GFL to GFM: Technical Behaviors, Operator Concerns and Evolving Compliance Frameworks
103 GIW26-372
Sensitivity Analysis for Frequency Stability Studies in High-Penetration Renewable Grids under Low-Inertia and Low-Damping Paradigms
104 GIW26-379
Carbon Emission Intensity of Electricity Demand in GB: A Comparison of Zonal and Nodal Estimates
105 GIW26-382
Offshore Wind Development Over Time: Stylised Facts and Structural Trends
Fri, 2 Oct
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 15
SESSION 11A - POWER SYSTEM OPERATIONAL ASPECTSFri, 2 Oct | Douro II
08:45
01 GIW26-150
Impact of heterogenous inertia distribution on the dynamics of the Continental Europe power system
09:03
02 GIW26-152
Spatial Variability and Parameter Sensitivity of RoCoF Following System Splits in Low-Inertia Power Systems
09:21
03 GIW26-174
Generator Control Settings and Their Impact on Voltage Stability Operational Case Studies and Contributions to Modern Power Systems
09:39
04 GIW26-12
Security-Constrained Unit Commitment considering reactive constraints
09:57
Advanced Production Simulation and Unit Commitment in PyPSA
10:15
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 15
SESSION 11C – TITLE TBAFri, 2 Oct | Douro III
08:45
01 GIW26-7
Early‑Warning Signals of Cascading Failures in System‑of‑Systems Power Grids: A Multi‑Layer Entropy–Centrality Framework
09:03
02 GIW26-197
Neural-Network-Based Short-Term Congestion Forecasting with Uncertainty Quantification for Enhanced Redispatch Management in Medium-Voltage Grids
09:21
03 GIW26-239
Co-Optimising Stability and AI Data Centre Demand in IBR-Dominated Power Systems
09:39
04 GIW26-154
Investigation of the equivalence of instantaneous reserve provision from the low-voltage and transmission grid within a simulation-based grid study
09:57
05 GIW26-21
Reactive Power Provision from Utility-Scale PV Plants: Field Measurements and Loss Modeling
10:15
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
08:45 - 10:40
Parallel sessions 15
SESSION 11D – POWER SYSTEM FORECASTINGFri, 2 Oct | Douro V
08:45
01 GIW26-65
Tokenized Time Series Representations for Variable Renewable Energy Forecasting with Exogenous Predictors
09:03
02 GIW26-69
Integrating drift detection and continual learning into wind and photovoltaic power forecasting
09:21
03 GIW26-177
Weather-driven large-scale AI forecast time series simulation for long-term planning
09:39
04 GIW26-229
Weather-based alert tool for balancing reserves activation in near 100% renewable power systems
09:57
05 GIW26-296
Quantize forecasting uncertainty & deviation in current power systems due to perfect forecast models
10:15
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
09:00 - 10:40
SESSION 11B – STATCOM ASPECTS
Fri, 2 Oct | Douro I
09:00
01 GIW26-161
Technical assessment of GFM E-STATCOM and GFL Offshore Windfarm as combined solution for weak grid connections
09:20
02 GIW26-357
E STATCOM as a Stability Anchor for Multi-IBR Renewable Networks
09:40
03 GIW26-98
High-Frequency Characterization of Supercapacitors for E-STATCOM Integration Studies
10:00
04 GIW26-84
Feasibility of an energy storage STATCOM from the Finnish transmission system operator’s perspective
10:20
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
10:40 - 11:00
COFFEE BREAK
Fri, 2 Oct | Foyer
11:10 - 12:40
Parallel sessions 16
SESSION 12A – EMT MODELLINGFri, 2 Oct | Douro II
11:10
01 GIW26-327
Systematic EMT Modelling of Large Power Networks for High Solar/Wind Integration Studies - Network Reduction Based Approach
11:28
02 GIW26-352
Hybrid RMS-EMT models for Small Signal Stability Studies
11:46
03 GIW26-370
Lessons Learned from Reproducing a Voltage Oscillation Event in High-IBR Area using Electromagnetic Transients Models
12:04
04 GIW26-33
Performance Evaluation of a Phasor-Domain Series Capacitor–MOV Model Through EMT Benchmarking
12:22
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 12:40
Parallel sessions 16
SESSION 12B – TITLE TBAFri, 2 Oct | Douro I
11:10
01 GIW26-343
Innovative Grid Operation Methods Across Voltage Levels: Accelerating the Integration of Wind and Solar
11:28
02 GIW26-240
Heterogeneous System Services for IBR-Dominated Power Systems
11:46
03 GIW26-255
An Interoperability Gateway for Integrating DER Assets
12:04
Market Assessment on Integration of Offshore Bidding Zones under Advanced Hybrid Coupling
Market Assessment on Integration of Offshore Bidding Zones under Advanced Hybrid Coupling
12:22
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 12:40
Parallel sessions 16
SESSION 12C – TITLE TBAFri, 2 Oct | Douro III
11:10
01 GIW26-388
Supporting Caribbean Utilities: A Technical Assessment of PV Integration in Island Grids
11:28
02 GIW26-234
Methodology on integration and operation of renewable hybrid systems on port areas
11:46
03 GIW26-258
A Distributed Edge-Computing Platform for ADMM-Based Voltage Control in Smart Grids
12:04
04 GIW26-149
Renewable-Integrated Port Microgrid Energy Management with Modular Asset Modeling and Storage Dispatch
12:22
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
11:10 - 12:40
Parallel sessions 16
SESSION 12D – PV FORECASTINGFri, 2 Oct | Douro V
11:10
01 GIW26-134
Seasonal Forecasting of Photovoltaic Energy Generation in Germany Using Ensemble Climate Predictions
11:28
02 GIW26-302
A Sugeno Integral‑Based Machine Learning Framework for Accurate Hourly Solar PV Forecasting
11:46
03 GIW26-356
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Neural Networks for Solar Power Forecasting Using Variational Quantum Circuits
12:04
04 GIW26-281
Improving Aggregated PV Power Forecasting via Zero-Shot Learning: Handling Unmeasured and Poor-Quality Parks
12:22
OPEN FLOOR / DISCUSSION
12:40 - 12:50
SHORT BREAK
Fri, 2 Oct | Foyer
12:50 - 13:50
SESSION 13 – CLOSING SESSION / PANEL DISCUSSION
Fri, 2 Oct | Douro II
13:50 - 14:50
LUNCH
Fri, 2 Oct | Foyer