ISGAN Webinar – Long-Term Planning & Implementation of Smart Distribution Grids

ISGAN Virtual Learning and the ISGAN Lighthouse Project on Smart Distribution Grids invite you to a webinar where we will introduce a new framework for understanding the dynamics of long-term planning and implementation of smart distribution grids. This framework offers insights to help navigate the landscape of increasing complexity and uncertainty associated with distribution grid modernization globally.

We will present the framework, which lays out five essential phases of long-term planning and three enabling framework conditions, offering a structured understanding of how different actor groups are involved in these processes. The webinar will also highlight key messages from the ISGAN Policy Brief on this theme, which was recently launched in conjunction with the Clean Energy Ministerial meeting (CEM15) in Brazil.

The speakers

Helena Lindquist

Project Manager, ISGAN Lighthouse Project on Smart Distribution Grids
Susanne Ackeby

ISGAN Working Group 6, Power T&D Systems, Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE)

 

 

Klaus Kubeczko

ISGAN Working Group 7, Smart Grids Transitions, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT)

 

 

Intended audience

The webinar is designed for professionals involved in strategic decision-making and risk management across various sectors.

The expected audience includes:
Business Leaders and Executives: Individuals responsible for setting organizational direction and strategy.
Project Managers: Professionals overseeing projects that require adaptability to changing conditions.
Risk Management Specialists: Experts focused on identifying and mitigating potential risks.
Financial Analysts and Planners: Individuals managing financial forecasting and budgeting under uncertain scenarios.
Policy Makers and Regulators: Authorities crafting policies that must account for future uncertainties.

Key messages

This webinar aims to equip participants with practical tools and insights to enhance their planning capabilities, ensuring resilience and agility in the face of unpredictable challenges.

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