ISGAN Launches New Policy Brief at CEM15 in Brazil
In conjunction with the Clean Energy Ministerial Meeting (CEM15), ISGAN has launched a new Policy Brief on Long-Term Planning and Implementation of Smart Distribution Grids.
ISGAN Policy Brief on Long-Term Planning of Smart Distribution Grids
To spotlight the importance of low- and medium-voltage grids and their key role in clean energy transitions, ISGAN is publishing a new Policy Brief on Long-Term Planning and Implementation of Smart Distribution Grids.
ISGAN Webinar – Biomass-fired Top Cycle (BTC) Technology: A Deep Dive into the Innovations Redefining Biomass Power Generation
Wed, Oct 23, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM GMT+2 – ISGAN Virtual Learning invites you to an informative webinar focused on the Biomass-fired Top Cycle (BTC) technology that is revolutionising clean power generation. Following our recent webinar to the BTC technology, our engineers now provide a deeper look into the technical achievements of the plant.
ISGAN is seeking the services of an Operating Agent/Secretary for the period starting June 12, 2025 – June 11-2028.
ISGAN is seeking the services of an Operating Agent/Secretary for the period starting June 12, 2025 – June 11-2028.
2023 ISGAN Annual Report
The 2023 Annual Report of ISGAN offers a comprehensive overview of its activities and progress over the past year. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, ISGAN brings together countries from five continents, encompassing both developed and emerging economies. This diverse membership creates a rich environment for sharing knowledge, strategies, and best practices that inform policymakers at regional, national, and international levels.
Network Planning and Decision-Making under Uncertainty – Discussion Paper and Policy Brief
Recognizing the pivotal role of electrical grids in achieving net-zero emissions and addressing a wide spectrum of ecological, social, and economic aspects of sustainable development, ISGAN Working Group 6 joined forces with the ISGAN Communication Working Group, to spearhead a collaborative knowledge sharing project (KSP) on Network Planning and Decision-Making under Uncertainty.
How can Aggregators Improve the TSO-DSO-Customer Coordination in Digitalised Power Systems? – Discussion Paper and Policy Brief
Utilizing untapped Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) potential from customers in the distribution grid necessitates TSO-DSO-Customer coordination. Customers still face challenges how to manage and market their flexibility in the energy market and how they can become active customers. Aggregators can facilitate these flexibilities as an intermediary by providing services to different power systems participants.
Summary of regulatory activities and conclusions of the FlexPlan project
The FlexPlan Horizon 2020 project aimed at establishing a new grid-planning methodology which considers the opportunity to introduce new storage and flexibility resources in electricity transmission and distribution grids as an alternative to building new grid elements, in accordance with the intentions of the Clean Energy for all Europeans regulatory package of the European Commission.
Global Workshop Series: New insights into Distribution Grid Transformation Worldwide
Energy communities’ impact on grids – Energy community embedment increasing grid flexibility and flourishing electricity markets
The new role of energy communities represents both an opportunity and a challenge for DSOs and, consequently, for TSOs. They can unlock active consumers’ flexibility potential and more effectively integrate distributed renewable resources and new technologies, such as rooftop photovoltaic facilities, electric vehicles or batteries, etc. In contrast, energy communities must fulfil all related duties and responsibilities when acting as suppliers, active customers or any other existing market role. They must act on equal terms with other market players.
