23-28 August 2026
Every two years, CIGRE delivers the world’s foremost collaborative knowledge development and sharing programme for the power system sector. Through extensive remote collaboration and periodic face-to-face events, experts from around the globe contribute to advancing the industry. This unique programme culminates in the Paris Session – the leading international gathering for power system expertise.
Held in Paris in even-numbered years, the Session attracts around 9,000 participants from more than 100 countries, including over 3,600 international experts and decision-makers. Over the course of a week, delegates take part in:
- 160+ working meetings
- 30+ Study Committee sessions
- 900+ technical papers covering the full breadth of the power system
It is a one-of-a-kind interactive platform to exchange knowledge, debate challenges, and shape the future of energy.
This year TNEI has 7 papers at the event:
Failure modelling of overhead lines exposed to worsening gradual and instantaneous weather hazards due to climate change
G. EDWARDS, O. HLUSTIK, M. GALEELA, G. MCFADZEAN, G. WILSON, A. ALI, D. ARMIT
TNEI, National Grid
Climate Data for Overhead Line Resilience to extreme Events
C. DENT, J. MOLLARD, G. HEGERL, G. WILSON, G. EDWARDS, C. TURLE, A. BHATTACHARYA
University of Edinburgh; National Grid Electricity Transmission UK; TNEI, 4Frazer-Nash Consultancy
Coordinated Frequency Support in Multi-Terminal HVDC Network Via Grid-Forming Converter with Dynamic Power Allocation
M. FAWAD, A. GARG, M. GALEELA, Y. WU, I. WONG, J. LIANG
TNEI, Cardiff University
Reactive Power Demand Projection from Distribution Networks in Great Britain
N. SIMS, G. MCFADZEAN, R. TAWN, F. VELEZ, Y. WU
TNEI, NESO United Kingdom
Machine Learning-Assisted Evaluation of Weak Grid Metrics for Converter-Dominated Power Systems
Y. WU, A. GARG, M. FAWAD, M. GALEELA, N. SIMS
TNEI
Community DSO: Assessing the Impact of coordinated Flexibility from Energy Communities
H. DAWSON, O. PATRICK, G. MCFADZEAN, S. SHEEHY
TNEI
Advancements in Static and Dynamic State Estimation Techniques for Modern Distribution Systems
Z. JAVID, M. GALEELA, F. u. NAZIR, I. WONG
TNEI, Glasgow Caledonian University
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