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Why Do We Need a New Approach to Planning Smart Distribution Grids?

The ISGAN Knowledge Hub is a newly developed resource created by ISGAN experts to provide guidance for various actors involved in energy system planning, with particular focus on distribution grid infrastructure.

The Knowledge Hub is organized around five key phases of long-term planning, underpinned by three essential sets of framework conditions that must be met for an efficient and forward-looking planning process.

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On Long-Term Planning & Implementation of Smart Distribution Grids

This Hub brings together a wealth of knowledge resources relevant for this context, accumulated by ISGAN experts over the years, now presented within a structured and cohesive framework for long-term planning and implementation of smart distribution grids.

It features tailored guidance for two generic types of actor groups: policy makers (at national, regional, and local levels, as well as regulatory bodies) and grid planners (encompassing both strategic and technical roles within utilities and distribution grid organizations).

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"Confidence to invest in distribution grids requires reliable and supportive legal and institutional conditions for a long-term planning horizon."
Message 1ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial
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"Planning of medium- and low-voltage grids demands broader coordination across key actors in the energy sector. This would facilitate de-risking the upfront investments for lasting and efficient smart grid infrastructures."
Message 2ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial
Message 2
"Long-term planning must be adapted to the new complex realities, shifting from traditional master plan approaches to forward-looking, agile, and scenario-based approaches."
Message 3ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial
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"Policymakers should ensure the availability of sufficient knowledge and data infrastructure to support agile planning and resilient operations. This includes building a knowledge base for smart grid planning and promoting data sharing."
Message 4ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial
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