Innovating grid technologies for sustainable energy
22 November 2017 - 22 November 2017
Belgium
Major development of the European grid infrastructure is critical not only to bringing renewable-generated electricity from far away generation sites to consumers, but also maintaining secure and sustainable power system.
With nearly 40 leading organisations from research, industry, utilities, and transmission system operators, the EU-funded Best Paths project aims to develop novel network technologies to increase pan-European transmission network capacity and electricity system flexibility. The project seeks to validate the technical feasibility, costs, impacts and benefits of the tested grid technologies through five large-scale demonstrations.
What’s on the agenda?
Have a look at the draft programme here: http://www.bestpaths-project.eu/contents/publications/agenda-best-paths_22_11_2017.pdf(opens in new window)
How to register?
Registration is free of charge, but it is compulsory: http://www.bestpaths-project.eu/en/events/best-paths-innovating-grid-technologies-for-sustainable-energy(opens in new window)
Who should participate?
Industry professionals, policy stakeholders, renewables sector actors, and citizens can engage in dialogue on innovative technologies that will allow to anticipate the future transmission network needs in line with the long term decarbonisation goals set at European level.
With nearly 40 leading organisations from research, industry, utilities, and transmission system operators, the EU-funded Best Paths project aims to develop novel network technologies to increase pan-European transmission network capacity and electricity system flexibility. The project seeks to validate the technical feasibility, costs, impacts and benefits of the tested grid technologies through five large-scale demonstrations.
What’s on the agenda?
Have a look at the draft programme here: http://www.bestpaths-project.eu/contents/publications/agenda-best-paths_22_11_2017.pdf(opens in new window)
How to register?
Registration is free of charge, but it is compulsory: http://www.bestpaths-project.eu/en/events/best-paths-innovating-grid-technologies-for-sustainable-energy(opens in new window)
Who should participate?
Industry professionals, policy stakeholders, renewables sector actors, and citizens can engage in dialogue on innovative technologies that will allow to anticipate the future transmission network needs in line with the long term decarbonisation goals set at European level.
Keywords
electricity, electric grids, transmission networks, offshore wind farms, HVDC, HVAC