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Registration open for CINELDI Conference: Future electricity distribution grid R&D

CINELDI Conference 2018
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Tonje Skoglund Hermansen
Published: 25. Feb 2019 | Last edited: 11. Apr 2025
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On April 9th Centre for Intelligent Electricity Distribution (CINELDI) arranges an external conference on future electricity distribution R&D.

Flexibility in the electricity distribution system is crucial in the transition to the future intelligent, cost-effective and robust electricity grid. Variable distributed generation (DG), dispatchable loads and energy storage are resources that, if properly addressed, may facilitate the transition. To realise the flexibility potential in grid operation, pervasive monitoring, control and automation is needed. This calls for reliable and secure communication systems.

This year’s conference will present results from the research on flexibility and communication, and provide discussions around these topics.

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There will be two main sessions. The first session is “Flexible resources to facilitate the smart grid transition“. The session’s main keynote speaker is Mattia Marinlli, Associate Professor, Technical University of Denmark (DTU).

The second session is about “Smart grid communication and cyber security” with main keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Ir. Boudewijn R. Haverkort, Dean, Tilburg School of Humanities & Digital Sciences and Chairman Commit2data.

The conference will be followed by an internal day for the CINELDI partners on April 10th

Registration CINELDI Conference 2019

Fore more information on the Conference and registration please follow this link. 

The first CINELDI award was given to Hafslund Nett at the CINELDI Conference 2018
CINELDI Conference 2019
Poster session at CINELDI Conference 2018

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