Events
ENTSO-E Vision – A Power System for A Carbon Neutral Europe
On 10-12 October 2022, ENTSO-E invites you to join the “ENTSO-E Vision 2050” event, intended to develop a comprehensive vision of a power system that will be the foundation of a fully carbon-neutral European economy.
This flagship event will take place in 2 stages:
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In the afternoon of October 10th: a high-level online conference to discover the key principles of the “ENTSO-E Vision: A Power System for a Carbon-Neutral Europe”, followed by a second session to discuss power system security and Pan-European Adequacy, in anticipation of the challenges related to the upcoming winter.
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On October 11th & 12th: four thematic webinars dedicated to providing you with more information on specific key topics:
Seoul International Conference on the Electricity Market (SICEM) 2022
CIGRE Session 2022
2022 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting
Storage Forum – Energy Markets for the Future
The California Independent System Operator (CAISO) invites you to participate in an important and timely discussion on energy storage, and the strategies needed to improve integration of renewable and storage resources. The discussion – Storage Forum – Energy Markets for the Future – will be held from 12 p.m. noon to 3 p.m. (PT) on Oct. 28, 2021.
Leading experts on storage and energy markets will share their perspectives on energy storage development, market enhancements, new technologies, and more. Registration for the free, virtual event is now open and available to all interested parties.
More information and registration here.
Towards COP26 Conference
This conference will allow three major global power-grid associations to exchange views about the upcoming COP26 Conference and reaffirm their commitment in showcasing new ideas and actions to face climate change and its challenges.
Best Practice Webinar: The Site Wind Right Map
Site Wind Right, created by global NGO The Nature Conservancy, uses uses GIS technology pulling from 100+ data sets on wind resources, wildlife habitat, current land use and infrastructure. The tool informs decisions across 17 states in the U.S. to accelerate the deployment of wind energy that helps people and nature thrive. We will discuss how their interactive tool collects data, empowers developers to find low-conflict areas and its potential use in spatial planning for power grids and offshore wind.