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Smart Grid Forums

This week-long conference draws together 200+ smart grid technical professionals for a review of grid innovation projects in the context of increased regulatory pressures, intense cybersecurity threats, and rapidly rising demand for renewables integration. The week begins with a practical workshop focused on one of the most crucial IEC standards for the smart grid: IEC 61850 for Substation Automation. Led by Christoph Brunner, Convenor of TC57 WG10, this is a great opportunity to get up to speed with the latest evolutions and applications of the standard. The main 3-day conference opens with a morning of plenary sessions addressing the big macro issues affecting the Energy Transition, and then breaks out into three technical tracks focused on innovations in Digital Substations, SCADA and Control Centres, and Utility Telecoms. The week wraps up with a future-focused briefing on smart grid cybersecurity, addressing everything from the threat landscape to innovations in prevention, detection and response strategies. Running alongside the main conference is an exhibition displaying 30+ suppliers of grid infrastructure products and services. An extensive facilitated networking programme ensures that participants are able to technology scout and develop new partnerships that will help propel their smart grid deployment projects to the next level.

Tél.: [07581250492];     Email.: registration@smartgrid-forums.com

IEC standards, Energy Transition, Digital substations, SCADA features, IP/MPLS telecom networks, Cybersecurity prevention, Utility case-study, Technology innovation discussions, End-User roundtable discussion, Practical workshops, Exhibition area, Extensive programme of facilitated networking

Réseau électrique et réseau électrique intelligent,    Électrotechnique

Institute of Physics (IOP)

The UK is blessed with a significant tidal energy resource. Often it is the vertical rise and fall of the water that is both best understood and envisaged to be harnessed as a source of energy. In fact regions between high and low waters can, under the right conditions, be subjected to significant horizontal tidal streams or currents such that thrust forces per unit area are tens of times greater than the strongest winds. Harnessing this kinetic energy in our tides has been the subject of more significant research and development over the past 4 decades. In recent years the technology has both made great strides forth and also stagnated due to a number of issues. Most recently it appears that free stream tidal energy might have a further chance to prove itself and work towards generating a significant amount of (completely predictable) electricity to the electrical grid. This talk will cover the technology development & operational issues of freestream tidal energy and give a frank and open appraisal of the barriers to mass deployment.

Conférences publiques et sensibilisation,    Écosystèmes, environnement et développement durable

Institute of Physics (IOP)

PVSAT-17 & Super Solar Conference is a 2.5-day event organised by the Institute of Physics (IOP). It is the UK’s premier scientific event for solar photovoltaics (PV) where the latest advances in research and development are presented and discussed. PVSAT conferences address all PV technologies including crystalline silicon, inorganic thin film, multi-junction concentrators, perovskites and emerging organic and hybrid cells, together with installation, performance monitoring, durability and energy and environmental impacts. The conference includes an industry exhibition and each year, the programme features talks by several invited speakers from world-leading institutions in PV. Join us to learn about and contribute to recent advances in photovoltaic research and development whilst connecting with the vibrant UK solar energy community.

Semi-conducteurs ,    Opto-électronique et technique d'affichage