Scope

The scope proposed for the working group is to analyse the benefits and costs of the several smart grid technologies, practices, and systems, from both top-down and bottom-up perspectives, namely based on case studies. Some examples:

  • Distributed architectures: Based on network segmentation, divided into controllable cells;
  • Distributed and decentralized control philosophy: Distributed control maintaining the supervision of the centralized network; Dynamic zones defined as a function of controllable assets;
  • Flexibility in operation and assets: Integrated management of network assets and flexible resources through market mechanisms;
  • Coordinated and predictive operation: Integrated HV, MV and LV network management;
  • Ability to anticipate technical problems and identify appropriate preventive actions;
  • Self-healing: Decentralized or distributed automation and intelligence for service replacement;
  • Observability based on AMI, IoT: Integrated observability HV, MV and LV, comprising sensors and AMI that complement network observability.

Members

Mohamed Ahmed Sayed Ahmed Abdelkader

Egyptian Electrical Transmission Company - Egypt

Marie-Cécile Alvarez-Hérault

University of Grenoble - France

Tyler Bacciarini

Primeo Energie - Switzerland

Benoit Bouzigon

Enedis - France

Hui Cai

State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power Co. LTD. - China

Jintae Cho

Korea Electric Power Research Institute (KEPRI) - Korea

Vincent Debusschere

G2ELab - Grenoble INP - France

Mohamed Ahmed Hassan El-Sayed

Cairo University - Egypt

Yuyao Feng

State Grid Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute - China

Seila Gruhonjic Ferhatbegovic

PE Elektroprivreda B&H d.d - Bosnia and Herzegovina

Matthias Hable

Eenso Netz GmbH - Germany

Paul Hendrick

ESB Networks - Ireland

Mahmoud Hassan Karawia Hanaa

Alexandria Electricity Distribution Company - Egypt

Hannu Laaksonen

University of Vaasa - Finland

Dragan Maletic

Vorarlberg Netz - Austria

Sharon Müller

University of Stuttgart - Germany

Rajkumar Palaniappan

TU Dortmund - Germany

Ricardo Pastor

Centro de Investigação em Energia REN - Portugal

Fabrizio Pilo

University of Cagliari - Italy

Aleš Resnik

Elektro Ljubljana - Slovenia

Krzysztof Rudion

University of Stuttgart - Germany

Martin Ruhhütl

KNG-Kärnten Netz GmbH - Austria

Nevena Srećković

Elektro Maribor - Slovenia

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