This in-person event, organised by the European Space Agency (ESA), UK Space Agency (UKSA), and Plug and Play, will put the spotlight on novel space applications in the robotics, electromobility and smart cities spaces that not only shape and transform industries, but will revolutionise the way we live. Mark McGranagham, EPRI Fellow, is one of the speakers.

Innovation Zero, the UK's largest sustainability conference, returns to London Olympia for the second edition on 30 April - 1 May 2024, alongside its new co-located event, Infrastructure Zero. EPRI will be participating in this event in the exhibition area

HVDC-WISE project is happy to introduce the first project webinar 'Needs and Solutions for DC Architectures for Future Reliable and Resilient Hybrid AC/DC Systems', to be held on the 22nd February, at 4pm (CET).

Join us on March 5, 2024, for the OneNet Project Final Event in Brussels!

This occasion marks the culmination of years of innovation, collaboration, and transformative efforts in reshaping Europe’s electrical landscape.

Session: Resource assessment Part 4

When: Thursday, 21 March 2024, 17:30 - 18:30
Where: Luxua 1

"Estimating wake losses in operating wind farms using SCADA data and machine learning techniques", by
Clément Jacquet, EPRI Europe

The 8th EPRI European Workshop Week, will gather focused workshops on high priority topics for the industry including Technology Innovation Hydrogen Economy, Water-Energy, Market Design, Energy Storage, Cybersecurity, Model Exchange, Nuclear Technology Wind and Solar Generation, DER Flexibility, Control Centre. Participants from utilities, EPRI subject matter experts, regulators, government organizations, oil and gas companies and other invited guests will bediscussing the latest findings from applied research projects and to define collaborative responses to the challenges facing the energy transition. This year’s event is by invitation.

Nicolás Marx, EPRI Europe, will be sharing his insights on: The importance of data in optimization of inspection and repair decisions.

The energy transition is a complex journey, uniting diverse stakeholders with unique backgrounds. There's no one-size-fits-all solution; instead, each region presents its distinctive challenges and opportunities.

EPRI, along with RTE, are continuing a discussion around innovation challenges and strategies to support the energy transition. 

Mark McGranaghan (EPRI Fellow), will be participating in the Panel Discussion on Supply Chain Challenges. As a coordinator of the AGISTIN project, EPRI Europe will be represented in the exhibition area.