Additional Specialist Presentations
DAY 1: Tuesday 16 September
11:30am
Paolo Fuccella, Account Executive/Utility Vertical Lead, CISCO
Cisco is defining the future of utility networks with solutions that help organisations unite disparate operations and manage assets more efficiently and securely across the grid. Discover the use cases that are making a difference in the utility industry. Learn about Cisco Validated Designs for Power Utilities and Renewable Energy to help organisations build a modern and secure power grid infrastructure.
DAY 1: Tuesday 16 September
12:30pm
Daniel Einwag, Sales Head Digital Grid DACH, Schneider Electric
Extreme weather. A surge in distributed energy resources. Interconnection delays. Rising demand and growing cybersecurity threats. Now, imagine a grid that can think, adapt and respond in real time - one that is intelligent, resilient and sustainable. Envision streamlined operations and infrastructure that is both reliable and flexible. In this forward-looking session, explore how next-generation, open, AI-powered and interoperable technologies are empowering utilities to overcome their most pressing challenges and shape the future of energy systems.
DAY 1: Tuesday 16 September
2:30pm
Rene Bouyer, Director Europe, JST Power Equipment
Aging grids and rising demand are increasing pressure on transformer technology. Digitalisation - using digital twins, automation, and data integration - enables on-time delivery and high quality. This presentation explores how these innovations translate into real value for customers and end users by keeping projects on track and power reliably flowing.
DAY 2: Wednesday 17 September
11:30am
Simon Sinsel, Head of Technical Sales Storage @ Siemens Energy Grid Technology
Over the past few years, we have seen a significant surge in stationary battery energy storage projects. However, as these projects grow larger, significant challenges lie ahead: How can we protect these projects, which are increasingly becoming part of critical infrastructure, against cyber threats? How can we connect them to HV grids quickly enough and ensure seamless communication from grid to cell? And finally, how do we ensure the systems are properly maintained and available?
DAY 2: Wednesday 17 September
2:30pm
Alexander Schmidt, M&D Lead Technical Application Engineer ERCIS, GE Vernova
Power transformers play a critical role in electrical grids, ensuring efficient energy transmission and distribution. However, their reliability and performance are susceptible to various factors, including aging, environmental conditions, and operational stress. In the rapidly evolving landscape of asset management, advanced analytics and technology play a pivotal role. One area that has gained prominence is asset monitoring. This paper explores the advantages of implementing an online monitor for asset managers, focusing on how it enhances decision-making, improves distribution, and boosts productivity.