ISGAN-GSEF Joint Webinar : ‘System Challenges and Opportunities in Electric Vehicle Integration with the Grid’

27th Oct 2021 14:00(CEST) – The webinar will discuss the Vehicle to Grid (V2G) technology evolution and its present status across the globe in the global perspective. It will also discuss the challenges in rollout of V2G functionality and Incentives for the EV owners to participate. In addition to this the advantages and challenges of V2G as Ancillary Services for grid support what enables EV charging load to switch to off-peak hours will be discussed with Renewable Energy Integration (REI) and Battery Energy Storage (BES).

Webinar: FlexPlan project

Storage and flexible exercise of big industrial and tertiary loads can be an alternative to plan the build-up of new lines. However, a new methodology is necessary in order to assess the best grid planning strategy, in term of an analysis of techno-economic optimum in the system perspective.
There are strong regulatory signals prompting European system operators to consider flexible resources as a new important active subject in the grid expansion planning process for the system operators. Despite considerable efforts from ENTSO-E to develop common methodologic principles, there are still several missing elements in the puzzle. On some issues there is a clear disagreement between TSOs and DSOs, like for example costs allocation principles.
Regarding the evolution of roles and responsibilities, in a 10-20 years’ timeframe it is likely that TSOs will remain responsible for system balancing and congestion management in their respective networks, while DSOs will be allowed to deal with congestion in their own distribution network. Meanwhile the European Commission has started the formalisation process of several new business actors, including so-called Citizens Energy Communities. The introduction of these new actors could change the landscape and roles/procedures applied both in the planning and in the operation phases.

Webinar: Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Energy Services

Along with rapid EV uptake will come significant increase in electricity demand and electric power impact on the grid as public, private, and fast-charging infrastructure is developed. The ability to control and plan for the coming EV revolution will be crucial to ensuring the security of supply of global electric grids while weaning the transportation sector off of fossil fuels.

Webinar: Utility-Scale Storage: If, When, What Type, How Much, and Where?

The Clean Energy Solutions Center, an initiative of the Clean Energy Ministerial, in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), is hosting a no-cost webinar titled, Utility Scale Storage: If, When, What Type, How Much, and Where?

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