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smartgrid Engage forum & European Power Distribution Development (DSO & TSO) Summit



Wednesday 6th – Friday 8th May 2026 - Amsterdam | The Netherlands



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" Great updates on power market dynamics and getting an insight into the challenges, concerns and solutions of generators, DSOs and TSOs "



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Jan Vorrink, Manager National Control Center | TENNET TSO



" Excellent overview of the challenges being faced by Power utilities today and the technical solutions currently available and under development. "



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SmartGrid Europe Forum Session Overview
Wednesday 6th - Friday 8th of May



Accessible to All 3-day Attendees



Power Europe Congress KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Grid 2.0 Now: Lessons, Investments & Partnerships to Future-Proof Europe’s Power Networks



  • How to turn the Iberian blackout’s lessons into actionable strategies for building flexible, failure-resistant grids.
  • How Elektrilevi leverages two-way power flows with over 21,000 producers feeding renewables back into the network.
  • Utilizing AI-driven automation and real-time analytics to predict faults and balance fluctuating renewable inputs.
  • Elektrilevi’s €1.6B weatherproofing blueprint to future-proof networks against climate risks.
  • Leveraging collaborative partnerships among DSOs, TSOs, tech providers, and regulators to accelerate grid modernization.
  • How to capitalize on Europe’s €170B digitalization drive to deploy breakthrough technologies across power networks.


Speaker: Mikhel Härm, CEO, Elektrilevi



Power Europe Congress KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Delivering a Fossil-Free Future: Vattenfall’s Blueprint for Grid Decarbonisation & Sector Electrification in the Netherlands



  • Accelerating electrification across heavy industry, heating and transport to reduce fossil dependency and enable sector integration
  • Advancing smart grid investments, storage solutions and digital innovation to address congestion and optimise renewable integration
  • Leveraging strategic partnerships, regulatory alignment and long-term infrastructure planning to achieve net-zero targets


Speaker: Cindy Kroon, CEO | Vattenfall (Netherlands)



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Strategic Asset Management in the Age of Electrification: Resilience, Regulation & Long-Term Value Creation



  • From asset registers to predictive intelligence: using smart meter data and AI to identify where resilience, flexibility and reinforcement deliver the highest network value.
  • Why the most successful DSOs will not be those that simply invest more capex, but those that can most intelligently arbitrate between reinforcement, flexibility and digital optimisation.
  • Smart substations, adaptive control and local intelligence: what UKPN’s live innovation pipeline tells us about the future operating model of distribution grids.
  • Climate resilience as core asset strategy: embedding flood, heat and interdependency risk into long-term investment decisions before disruption becomes systemic.
  • Turning maintenance into strategic advantage: how satellite imagery, AI and risk-led intervention can cut outages and sharpen lifecycle performance.
  • Unlocking delivery at speed: why planning, consents and regulatory reform now sit at the heart of network asset management and net-zero execution.


Speaker: Luke Hughes, Head of Asset Management & Consents | UK Power Networks



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Leading Large-Scale Grid Expansion and Digital Transformation in an Era of System Complexity



  • Managing large-scale grid expansion and modernisation programmes across the Netherlands to support electrification and decentralised generation growth
  • Integrating physical grid infrastructure with advanced digital and OT systems while safeguarding operational reliability
  • Embedding cybersecurity as both an operational safeguard and a governance priority within DSO strategy
  • Strengthening executive decision-making frameworks amid rising system complexity, congestion, and regulatory pressure
  • Maintaining societal trust and stakeholder confidence during critical infrastructure transformation


Speaker: Joost Van Gemeren, Head of Engineering & Advisory Office | Stedin



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Electricity System Challenges and Solutions under Accelerating Electrification: The Swedish Perspective



  • Managing transmission system expansion to accommodate rapid industrial electrification and large-scale renewable integration
  • Strengthening system stability and balancing capabilities amid rising variability and cross-border power flows
  • Accelerating grid investments while navigating permitting, environmental, and stakeholder challenges
  • Enhancing regional interconnections and Nordic market coordination to ensure security of supply
  • Aligning transmission planning with Sweden’s long-term decarbonisation and competitiveness objectives


Speaker: Viktoria Neimane, Senior Vice President | Svenska Kraftnät



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Resilient by Design: Embedding Climate Strategy and Sustainability into Europe’s Distribution Networks



  • How distribution operators can move beyond ESG reporting and instead embed sustainability directly into asset strategy, using climate risk, reliability requirements and long-asset-life investment decisions as a single planning framework.
  • Why resilience in the energy transition must now include technology choices with lower lifecycle emissions, from Westnetz’s early deployment of SF6-free medium-voltage switchgear to broader asset standards shaped by tightening European regulation.
  • What climate-ready grid maintenance looks like in practice: digital inspections, drone-based surveying and higher-quality infrastructure data that improve safety, strengthen documentation and support more targeted intervention across increasingly stressed networks.
  • How leading DSOs can turn rights-of-way and vegetation policy into a resilience lever by aligning biodiversity, wildfire/storm risk reduction and system security, as shown through Westnetz and E.ON’s ecological corridor management model.
  • Why the next generation of network strategy must treat decentralisation, electrification and climate adaptation as one problem, requiring grids that are not only larger, but smarter, more flexible and more robust under heat, flooding and extreme weather stress.
  • Where sustainability becomes long-term value creation: building distribution networks that are easier to permit, lower in carbon, more resilient to disruption and better aligned with society’s expectations of critical infrastructure.


Speaker: Alexandra Mateeva, Head of Sustainability & Resilience | Westnetz GmbH



Power Europe Congress KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Resilient by Design: Embedding Climate Strategy and Sustainability into Europe’s Distribution Networks



  • How Westnetz is engineering climate-resilient distribution networks, embedding extreme-weather modelling and long-term asset resilience directly into grid investment planning
  • Transitioning to SF₆-free switchgear and lower-carbon grid equipment while maintaining reliability across one of Europe’s largest distribution networks.
  • Using advanced grid data and digital network models to manage accelerating DER growth, electrification demand, and increasingly dynamic power flows.
  • Delivering nature-positive network expansion, balancing biodiversity protection with the urgent need for faster grid reinforcement and permitting approvals.
  • Preparing the distribution system for sector coupling, hydrogen infrastructure and large-scale electrification, redefining the role of the DSO in Europe’s future energy system

Speaker: Alexandra Mateeva, Head of Sustainability & Resilience | Westnetz​



EPD & SMartGrid Engage KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Learning from the Iberian Peninsula Blackout | Future-Proofing Europe's Distribution & Transmission Grids Using Strategic Innovations for a Resilient Energy Transition



  • Managing the challenges of integrating renewable energy sources into the control center operations.
  • DSO interfacing challenges and solutions, experiences and case-studies
  • Best practices for managing and optimizing control center performance.
  • The importance of real-time monitoring and data analytics in control center operations.
  • The role of advanced technologies in control center operations such as Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning.
  • Case studies of successful control center optimization projects and their impact on the integrated energy system.


Inv. Speaker & Advisory Board Member: Jan Vorrink, Head of Future Design System Operations & Senior Advisor for International Affairs, TENNET TSO



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Strengthening TSO–DSO Cooperation and Cybersecurity in Power System Control



  • Harnessing strategic TSO–DSO synergy to unlock new revenue streams and drive cost‑efficient integration of distributed renewables.
  • Navigating evolving EU regulations with best‑in‑class coordination frameworks that ensure market compliance and operational excellence.
  • Leveraging unified data‑exchange platforms for real‑time grid visibility, predictive analytics, and joint congestion management.
  • Fortifying control‑room operations against sophisticated cyber‑threats with a cybersecurity‑by‑design approach and coordinated incident response.
  • Scaling resilient, future‑proof grid modernization through proven pilot successes and a clear roadmap for C‑suite‑driven collaboration.

Speaker: Ana Kekelj, Head of Support to Power System Control Department, HOPS (Independent TSO Croatia)



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Grid Modernization in Action: Lessons from the Frontlines of Smart Metering and DSO Innovation



  • Unlocking faster rollouts with proven strategies for smart metering and grid upgrades that maintain stability and customer trust.
  • Maximising grid intelligence by integrating ICT and AMR to boost operational visibility, efficiency, and decision-making.
  • Leverage cooperative and commercial models to accelerate innovation across infrastructure and services.
  • Cut risks and costs through cross-border lessons from Dutch and Danish grid modernization successes.
  • Scale with confidence using practical, real-world insights from the frontlines of DSO innovation.

Assigned Speakers: Bo Danielsen, Head of Function | Andel (Danish Cooperative Energy Group), Frans Campfens, Senior Consultant for SmartGrids (ICT) and AMR | Alliander, & Mark Ossel, Chairman | OSGP Alliance ​



European Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Enhancing Cyber Resilience in European Power Grids: Insights from the Dutch eFORT Project



  • Integrated Cyber-Physical Security Measures: Exploring strategies for identifying, preventing, and mitigating risks and vulnerabilities across both IT and OT domains.
  • Demo of a Scenario in which intelligence on a new vulnerability is received
  • Development of a Digital Twin: Insights into the creation of a groundbreaking Digital Twin at the Dutch demo site, coordinated by TenneT and TU Delft, to enhance grid cybersecurity.
  • Collaborative Innovation: How the synergy between research institutions, industry experts, and grid operators fosters the development of robust security solutions.
  • Real-World Applications: Demonstrating the practical implementation of advanced technologies, to improve grid stability and resilience.
  • Future Roadmap: Discussing the project's ongoing efforts and future plans to further strengthen Europe's energy infrastructure against emerging threats

Speakers: Alex Stefanov, Professor & Technical Director of Control Room of the Future (CRoF) & Mohamed Radwan | TU Delft & Frank Fransen, Lead Scientist & Maarten de Kruijf, Cyber Security researcher Innovator | TNO​



European Power Distribution / Smartgrid engage KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Cyber Resilience & Grid Reliability: Building a Secure Future for Europe’s Power Infrastructure



  • Strategies for strengthening TSO cybersecurity postures in a volatile threat environment.
  • Aligning national infrastructure resilience plans with European cybersecurity regulations.
  • Leveraging digital twins, AI, and analytics for proactive threat detection and response.
  • Building organizational culture and capacity around cyber readiness.
  • Lessons from NOSBiH’s resilience programs and cross-border cooperation.

Speaker: Ana Maric, Executive Director | NOSBiH (ISO), Bosnia and Herzegovina​



Power Europe Keynote Discussion Sessions



Scaling Offshore and Distributed Generation: Redefining Europe's Clean Energy Backbone



  • How Chubu’s 760 MW offshore wind project in the Netherlands will help meet EU decarbonization goals by 2026.
  • Ensuring reliable green energy delivery to Europe’s grid via Chubu critical offshore transmission link operations.
  • How Chubu is set to double renewable capacity and expand customer-focused energy solutions across Europe through Eneco.
  • Chubu’s partnership in Germany’s Geretsried geothermal project offering 24/7 clean energy with closed-loop technology.
  • How Chubu supports Eneco’s net-zero 2035 vision, accelerating Europe’s transition to a fully carbon-neutral energy system.

Speaker & Discussion Panelist: Akihide Ito, Managing Director | Chubu Electric Power (Netherlands)



European Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Scaling Up Local Flexibility: Enedis' Roadmap for Optimizing Grid Performance and Enabling the Energy Transition



  • Enedis Flexibility Roadmap: Progress and Future Vision: An overview the addition of 46 MW of local flexibility services across 30 French departments.
  • From Pilot Projects to Operational Integration: How Enedis transitioned from experimental projects to fully integrated flexibility services, supporting network performance and reliability.
  • Overcoming Implementation Challenges: Addressing technical, regulatory, and organizational barriers in scaling up flexibility services, including stakeholder engagement and market adaptation.
  • Collaboration with TSOs and Multi-Purpose Flexibility Design: Strategies for coordinating with TSOs to ensure efficient grid operations and leveraging flexibility for multiple grid support functions.
  • Case Studies and Outcomes of Recent Tenders: Insights into the successful deployment of flexibility services by partners like NW - Smart Grid Energy, Voltalis, and Oaktree Power, and their impact on grid performance.
  • Future of the Enedis Flexibility Roadmap: Upcoming plans and targets for expanding flexibility services and integrating more renewable energy sources into the grid.


Inv. Speaker: Hubert Dupin, Head of Flexibility Department, Smart Grids Program, ENEDIS*



Power Europe Congress KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Energy Master Data: A Left Right Dilemma
Navigating the Complex Challenges of Integration & Management



  • The strategic importance of master data management for the energy market.
  • Investing in data management despite the public nature of energy data.
  • Achieving seamless integration across energy managements systems.
  • Case study examples of AI and robotic process automation (RPA) playing crucial roles in managing and optimizing energy master data by automating processes, reducing errors, and providing actionable insights.

Speaker: Marius Flesch, Head of Market Access Systems, Statkraft



European Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Making Well Informed, Data-Driven and Efficient Investment Decisions in Order to Maintain Optimal Future Distribution Asset Performance



  • Evaluating the uncertainties surrounding electrification in terms of distribution grid capacity requirements.
  • Developing future-proof grids using actual and anticipated loading condition of assets while considering different possible electrification scenarios.
  • Simulated RES growth scenarios and asset management.
  • Simulating large-scale EV rollout and investing in the correct grid reinforcements.


Speaker: Luc Decoster, Transition Leader, Fluvius



EuropeAN Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Exploring the Opportunities and Challenges of Trading Renewable Energy Within an Increasingly Decentralized Energy Market



  • Overview of the current state of the Dutch decentralized energy market and the role of Alliander as a DSO within the market.
  • Discussion of the challenges and opportunities presented by the increasing integration of renewable energy sources in the Dutch energy market.
  • Analysis of the impact of decentralized energy trading on the business model and revenue streams of Alliander and other DSOs.
  • Strategies for effectively integrating renewables into the decentralized energy market and the role of Alliander in this process.


Inv. Speaker: Paul de Wit, Senior Advisor, Regulatory Affairs, Alliander*



Power Congress KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Scaling Renewables in Utility Operations: Innovations, Storage, and Grid Optimization



  • Optimizing Hybrid Energy Systems – How utilities can integrate solar, wind, and bioenergy with existing fossil-based assets for maximum efficiency.
  • Advanced Energy Storage for Grid Stability – The latest in battery technology, hydrogen storage, and pumped hydro to balance supply and demand.
  • Digitalization & AI in Renewables – Leveraging predictive analytics, AI-driven asset management, and real-time monitoring to enhance renewable generation.
  • Repurposing Infrastructure for Green Energy – Strategies for retrofitting conventional power assets to support the clean energy transition.
  • Regulatory & Market Mechanisms for Renewables – Navigating capacity markets, PPAs, and grid interconnection challenges in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

Assigned Speaker: Dr. Ivan Androcec, Director of Renewables & Innovations | INA d.d. | Chairman | Croatian Energy Society (HED)



European Power Distribution & Smartgrid europe KEYNOTE SESSIONS



The Role of the DSO in Open Data and the Energy Transition



  • Understanding the role of the DSO in the open data landscape.
  • Utilizing open data to support the energy transition: Real-time information on energy consumption patterns, energy production sources, and grid conditions.
  • Enhancing grid management through data analytics:
  • Supporting smart city initiatives with open data.
  • Fostering innovation through open data access

Inv. Speaker: Luís Tiago Brandão Ferreira, Head of Innovation, Smart Cities, Smart Streetlighting & Open Data, E-REDES (EDP)*



Power Europe KEYNOTE SESSIONs



Scaling and Integrating Distribution Flexibility Markets



  • Flexibility in the context of upcoming investments in distribution monitoring and control systems.
  • Connecting new clean assets faster through through dynamic, integrated constraint and curtailment markets.
  • A blueprint for operational integration of distribution level flexibility markets.
  • Practical steps today for unlocking new business models for developers and consumers alike.

Speaker: Jo-Jo Hubbard, CEO, ELECTRON



European Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONS



Implementing Innovative Grid Technology to Climate Proof Electricity Power Grids



  • Innovative new grid technologies currently available and being developed to manage frequent and severe weather events, which can disrupt power grids and cause blackouts.
  • Effectively auditing current grid infrastructure to identify the weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
  • Developing and testing innovative solutions such as of smart grid technology, microgrids, energy storage systems, and renewable energy sources.
  • Implementing and integrating new technology in practice into the existing power transmission and distribution systems.
  • Monitoring monitoring key performance indicators such as energy consumption, grid reliability, and response times.

Speaker: Layla Sawyer, Secretary General, currENT Europe



European Power Distribution KEYNOTE SESSIONS



How to Enhance Grid Operations and Meet Future Demand by Leveraging Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)



  • Deferral of CAPEX: By reducing CAPEX intensive infrastructure expenditures on re-inforcement and stability, such as (1) re-conductoring of existing lines, (2) investments in new lines and (3) reducing the dependence on other inertial supports.
  • Increased Grid Resilience Due to Value Stacking of Services: Optimized use of BESS for “multiple ancillary services” from a single resource by utilising battery capacities (power & energy) and proper tuning of the BESS controllers.
  • Faster Return on Investments (ROI) & Maximization of Revenue: Due to the nature of their construction, BESS require less installation and commissioning time, therefore, having a shorter gestation period to bring returns on investment to the grid operators.
  • Increased Renewable Connections: By reducing the re-inforcement strategies on CAPEX intensive solutions, more renewables will be integrated to the grid than waiting in the connection queues.


Speaker: Sankara Subramanian, ESS- Utility Market Leader | SAFT - TOTAL ENERGIES



New Power Technologies Forum | Day 1



Simple and Consistent Use of Demand Side Flexibility for an Efficient and Resilient Energy System



  • Running Sites & Networks Smarter: deploy modular control components and patented know-how to boost efficiency, resilience, and scalability without rip-and-replace.
  • Cutting Capex: use demand-side flexibility to shave peaks, shift loads, and defer storage and grid reinforcement.
  • Balance in Real Time (Markets + Physics): turn grid state into dynamic end-customer tariffs and grid fees (via Balance & Congestion Indicators) to automate response.
  • Relieving Local Bottlenecks: apply the Congestion Indicator (CI) to steer flexible loads away from constrained feeders and time windows.
  • Aligning Incentives While Users Stay in Control: EVs, heat pumps, and other assets operate under owner constraints—and get paid for flexibility.
  • Scale and Prove Impact: move from community/congestion demos to multi-site rollouts track avoided capex, congestion-hours reduced, response rates, and customer payouts.

Speaker: Dr. Thomas Walter, Managing Director | Easy Smart Grid



Power Europe PRIVATE ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS



17:30 - 18:30 | Thursday 7TH May


Limited to a maximum of 10 participants per discussion, the end-of-day private round table discussion groups provide participants with an excellent networking opportunity. Participants pre-register their seat to come together over a specific issue and speak openly and frankly on issues and challenges with their peers and leading specialists offering a valuable opportunity for focused and extended exchange of knowledge, ideas and solutions.



Pre-Conference Forum
SESSIONs OPEN: 13:00 & ENDS: 17:00
Delegates WELCOME DINNER :20:00



New Power technology development & Implementation
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Wednesday 6th May | Pre-Conference New Power Technologies, and Project Financing Forums

Wendesday 6th May | New Power Technologies forum



Artificial and Machine Learning Within Power Systems: Definitions, Strategic Deployment Overview, Developments & Applications (Part 1 | 60 Minutes)



Definitions and applications within power system infrastructures from generation to distribution.


  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | Natural Language Processing (NLP)| Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) and Auto-Machine Learning.
  • Key efficiency, safety and resilience benefits and achieving energy transition goals.
  • Current, developing and future applications within power value chain infrastructures.


Wendesday 6th May | New Power Technologies forum



Artificial and Machine Learning Within Power Systems: Definitions, Strategic Deployment Overview, Developments & Applications (Part 2)



This session will explore the potential of AI and ML to optimize power value chain performance, enhance reliability, scalability and security of EMS and DMS infrastructure, and deliver cost-effective solutions for EMS and DMS. We will also delve into the possibilities of developing flexible and future-proof solutions for EMS and DMS leveraging AI and ML. This session will enable us to understand the potential of AI and ML in the power value chain and to develop innovative and effective solutions to build future-proof and flexible EMS and DMS capabilities.

  • Overview into AI's predictive and prescriptive capabilities within power infrastructure.
  • How new AI technologies and ML can leveraging low-carbon resources, improving forecasting, and boosting autonomous operation.
  • Implementing AI simulations to locate unstable power assets.
  • Enabling the effective interopability of utility systems and ADMS vendor integration through data integration and the implementation of Common Information Models.
  • Progressing the performance of generation fleets, and evolution to the performance evaluation of entire electricity network—from generation to eventual consumption by the consumer.

Inv. speakers: Hubert Dupin, Head of Flexibility Department, Smart Grids Program, ENEDIS*

Bas Mulde, IEC Implementation Consultant, DNV*

Fredi Belavic, Asset Manager, Austrian Power Grid

Catharina Sikow-Magny, Head of Energy Networks & Regional Initiatives, European Commission*

Gerald Kaendler, Dir. Asset Management, Amprion*

Susanne Fabry, Executive Board, RheinEnergie*




Wendesday 6th May | New Power Technologies forum



Implementing & Progressing with Global Standardisation (IEC) for Digital Grid Management (IEC Workshop Part 1)



This session welcomes new adopters and prospective IEC members from Europe and worldwide to address the following:

  • Overview of the IEC standardisation process: history, objectives, and benefits.
  • Key challenges that utility companies face when implementing the IEC standards for digital grid management: operational issues, costs, and regulatory challenges.
  • Experiences and best practices for adoption: approaches to collaboration with other stakeholders, communication strategies, and managing stakeholder expectations.
  • The future of digital grid management: the impact of new technologies: the role of the IEC in setting standards: and the challenges that utilities will face in the future.
  • Outlining steps to fully adopt the IEC standards: technology, processes, and stakeholder engagement.


MONday 27th October | Pre-conference forum



Utilising IEC Standards for the Integration of Common Information Models to Unleash Smart Grid and Power Distribution Utility Capabilities (IEC Workshop Part 2)



  • Implementation of Common Information Models (CIMs) through IEC standardization across the Smart Grid and SCADA systems.
  • Achieving CIM-Compliant SCADA System Integration - Realistic timeframes for making returns.
  • The role of CIM in meeting the challenge of the massive increases of of DER and RES integration into the power system.
  • Application of Common Grid Model (CGM) and Individual Grid Models (IGMs).
  • How CIMs Stemming from IECs can unlock the full benefits of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to create a comprehensive overview of collected data.

Inv. Expert speakers:

Sotiris Georgiopoulos, Head of Smart Grid Development, UK Power Networks*

Nicolas Richet, CIO & Secretary of the Digital Committee, ENTSO-E*

Neil Meredith, Head of Solution Integrity for Networks, SSE*

Mihael Medved , Integration, Scada Engineer, Elektro Celje*



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