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9th Edition European Electricity Ancillary and Balancing Forum

23.02.2017

In 2017 firms are expecting the finalisation of the balancing guidelines that will set the agenda for the next 10 years of work in this field. At the same time electricity operators have to streamline their variability management strategies in order to cope with increasing amount of renewable generation, which has different characteristics to traditional power, due to its variability.

This 9th edition marcus evans conference will explore the regulatory developments in the face of the impending balancing guidelines on the horizon and will cover the best strategies to utilise demand response and demand side flexibility. It will also strive to analyse the commercial practicalities of Grid-level storage and how these can be integrated into the balancing markets and RES. Finally, we provide practical solutions to optimising strategies for improved ancillary services and provide insight into integrating RES into balancing and internal markets.

Attending this premier marcus evans Forum will enable you to:

  • Formulate a balancing strategy based on the finalised balancing guidelines and other regulatory developments
  • Incorporate the latest developments in demand response and flexibility into the provision of ancillary services
  • Discover what the latest developments in grid scale storage are and what they mean for services
  • Benefit from a deep-dive into the continued development of renewable energy and their practical impact on balancing and ancillary services
Learn from Key Practical Case Studies:
  • Austrian Power Grid will explore their FutureFlow project and their far reaching benefits
  • ESB will explain their strategy in relation to system services in Ireland
  • DONG Energy evaluate the integration of flexibility with market models, grid behaviour and demand response management
  • Electricity Coordination Center (EKC) will explore their Future Flow project and their far reaching benefits

For more information please visit: https://goo.gl/EV1eRW

Or contact Yiota Andreou at YiotaA@marcusevanscy.com