Climate-Resilient Smart Grids: Research and Innovation for the Evolution and Planning of Electrical Networks


17 Sept.			11:30 - 13:00

CLOISTER ROOM

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
TT.VI - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Climate-Resilient Smart Grids: Research and Innovation for the Evolution and Planning of Electrical Networks
Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Martina CALIANO, ENEA
The increasing impacts of climate change require innovative approaches to improve the resilience, flexibility, and sustainability of power systems. This session will present the ongoing research activities and results carried out within the 2025–2027 Three-Year Implementation Plan of the Italian National Electric System Research Programme (Ricerca di Sistema Elettrico Nazionale). The discussion will focus on advanced power grid planning, climate-resilient network operation, predictive forecasting, optimization methodologies, Digital Twin technologies, and the integration of distributed energy resources, highlighting current challenges and future opportunities for the evolution of electrical networks.
The symposium is part of WS.IV
TT.VI.C.1 WS.IV.9.1	Lisa CORAZZA - CV, University of Padua Lorenzo VITULANO - CV, RSE Perspective Analysis of the Italian Transmission System in the Presence of Large-Scale HVDC Deployment
TT.VI.C.2 WS.IV.9.2	Alessandro VERONI - CV RSE Advanced AC/DC converter control structures for the stability of MV distribution systems: detailed modelling and EMT simulation
TT.VI.C.3 WS.IV.9.3	Salvatore FABOZZI - CV & Amedeo BUONANNO - CV ENEA Building Energy Demand for Smart Grids: Short and Long-Term Perspectives
TT.VI.C.4 WS.IV.9.4	Valerio MARIANI - CV ENEA Social-aware optimization models for the operation of multi-sector energy aggregates