VHPready at the 5th Smart Grid Symposium

To ensure it can cope with the expansion of renewable energies and the increasing number of electric vehicles, the power grid must be modernized.

Using best practice examples, experts explain how bottlenecks in the low-voltage network can be visualized on the basis of online measurements and adjusted automatically. Another focus of the event is on flexibilization technologies, such as intelligent local network stations(iLNS) and energy storage systems.

New digital technologies such as cloud applications will also be highlighted at the symposium. Modern controllers can send data from the field level to the cloud where the information is aggregated and used for analysis.

These and other questions will be discussed with experts from the energy industry, research and general industry at WAGO's 5th Smart Grid Symposium.

If you would like to participate, you can find further information  here or use the registration form.