17th Executive Committee Meeting
It is with great pleasure that the Swedish Energy Agency invites you to the 17th Executive Committee of the International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) which will take place April 3-5, 2019, in Stockholm and Älvkarleby (Sweden).
Smart Grids and District Heating and Cooling: Key Integration Aspects
An international cooperation between IEA ISGAN Annex 6 “Power Transmission and Distribution Systems” and IEA DHC Annex TS3 „hybrid energy networks“ will meet for an interactive cooperation event: 1-2 April 2019, Stockholm, Sweden
Flexibility in Future Power Systems
Power system flexibility: the ability to manage change
Flexibility Workshop of IEA EUWP
The IEA EUWP (Working Party on Energy End-Use Technologies) is organising a workshop about “Flexibility for a sustainable energy system” and ExCo Chair Karin Widegren will discuss at the Round Table about “Flexibility from the network and storage”.
Power Forward Challenge
Natural resources Canada (NRCan) and The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS), UK launched the Power Forward Challenge
India Smart Utility Week 2019 (ISUW 2019)
ISGAN as Associated Partner of ERA-Net Smart Energy Systems
Since March 2019 ISGAN is now officially Associated Partner of ERA-Net Smart Energy Systems.
Webinar: How to Replicate solutions for the flexibility challenge? ReFlex Guidebook presentation
This webinar provides guidance on characteristics and specificities of replication of Flexibility Use-Cases aimed at end-user’s services, supply side services, infrastructure modifications and direct energy storage. It highlights insights from the forthcoming ReFlex Replicability-Guidebook, drawing on the learning experience form ReFlex partners’ 8 demo sites in 4 countries (AT, CH, DE and SE) and a comprehensive socio-technical replicability concept, including the levels of technical functionality, market institutions and regulation, social and political practices, social networks and micro- and macro-economy.
ICT aspects of TSO-DSO interaction
Data exchange and ICT requirements along organizational interaction between TSO and DSO
Social costs and benefits of smart grid technologies
This Discussion Paper maps and reviews existing literature about costs and benefits of smart grid projects and identifies gaps in current guidance. The report also includes an analysis of how network regulation affects costs and benefits of smart grid technologies. The report allows selecting models/methods to be used by the Swedish Smart Grid Forum in order to assess different smart grid projects and applications. It also provides input for further work on the topic of decision making for smart grid technologies.
