2025 Events Power grid Resilience 
Smart Energy International
MAY 10, 2024
Increasing transfer capability between regions may help to support greater grid resilience, the organisations said, particularly following extreme weather events and the influx of renewable generation resources with intermittent output.
AutoGrid
FEBRUARY 24, 2023
The Future of Energy and Grid Resiliency is Distributed By Giovanni Herazo, Vice President, Smart Grid Solutions As one of FPL’s smart grid & innovation leaders, I saw firsthand how our grid was consistently put to the test by unexpected outages, power quality issues, adverse weather conditions, and rising load demand.
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Smart Energy International
OCTOBER 7, 2022
As part of the Baltic power grid synchronisation project, the compensators will also be installed in Lithuania and Estonia – three in each country. Their construction is part of the transmission system infrastructure strengthening projects, which aims to sync the Baltic electricity system with continental Europe’s by 2025.
Smart Energy International
JANUARY 30, 2023
Modeling grid operations Form Energy and Xcel Energy collaborated on extensive modeling with Formware, Form Energy’s investment and operational modeling tool for power grids. Both projects are expected to come online as early as 2025.
Renewable Energy World
OCTOBER 14, 2021
While the focus is mainly on helping build resilience into Ghana’s infrastructure and power resources, reducing carbon emissions remains a fundamental metric for measuring overall program success. Many global efforts to halt or reverse climate impacts have squarely focused on resilience and mitigation. Point 3: Adaptation.
Business Green
MARCH 9, 2022
To become energy secure and genuinely resilient from volatile fossil fuel prices, the UK must accelerate its transition to a zero-carbon energy system, writes Nick Molho, from the Aldersgate Group. This has now been amplified by the events in Ukraine, which has caused gas prices to double again in the first two weeks of the conflict.
GreenTechMedia
JUNE 17, 2020
The San Francisco-based utility is emerging from bankruptcy with a massive debt load that could make it harder to raise the tens of billions of dollars of investment needed to prevent its power grid from causing more devastating wildfires. PG&E plans to invest about $40 billion over the next five years into its power grid.
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