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2020 ISGAN Annual Report

Highlights of 2020 include:

  • Two very fruitful online ExCo meetings, focused on the following topics:

1) Request for Extension and a strategy process for the preparation of the next phase of ISGAN
2) Cooperation with other organizations, TCPs, and initiatives

  • A new process design was developed for the Regulatory Sandbox 2.0 project based on the successful Knowledge Transfer Project (KTP) approach developed within ISGAN since 2016.
  • Under the lead of the UK, a new Annex 9 on Flexibility Markets Development and Implementation was approved and officially started on January 26, 2021.
  • The CEM Horizontal Accelerator for “Power System Integration of Electric Vehicle (EV) Infra-structure” is an innovative mechanism strengthening the collaboration and capitalizing on the synergies between four CEM workstreams: the International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN), the 21st Century Power Partnership (21CPP), the Electric Vehicle Initiative (EVI), the Power System Flexibility (PSF) Campaign.
  • ISGAN and the Power System Flexibility Campaign (PSF) organized a joint workshop “A holistic approach to low emission energy systems through the sector integration”. This event took place as an official pre-event of the CEM11/MI-5 meeting on Wednesday, September 16, 2020.
  • Smart Grid Evaluation Toolkit
  • In collaboration with Annex 2 and 7, Annex 4 supported the publication of policy messages on Innovative Regulatory Approaches with Focus on Experimental Sandboxes to Enable Smart Grid Deployment.
  • Public SIRFN Webinar on “Testing Methods and Certification Protocols of IEA-ISGAN: SIRFN” on October 15, 2020
  • SIRFN Fact Sheet “ISGAN Annex 5 General Brochure”
  • Joint SIRFN and related SIRFN member publications
  • Micro grids vs mega grids
  • Lessons learned from international projects on TSO-DSO interaction
  • Inter-Annex Regulatory Sandboxes 2.0 project
  • ISGAN Academy webinars
  • ISGAN Award of Excellence
  • Capturing Flexibility in Local Energy Systems Workshop

For the full activity description, please download the latest issue of our Annual Report.

2020 ISGAN Annual Report

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