THURSDAY 15 June

MAIN SESSION 1: Network components

Room: Lomond Auditorium

Block 1: Research and development on network components - cables

09:00 – 10:30hrs

0114 Parameters of influence on LV cable ageing

Q De Clerck, J M Meunier, Laborelec, Belgium, J Van Slycken, Eandis, Belgium, M Van Den Berg,
Sibelga, Belgium, P Colin, Ores, Belgium
0260 Medium voltage shielded busbar long-term ageing test method
K Helal, R Maladen, F Gentils, O Kozlova, Schneider Electric, France
0537 Evaluation of aging degradation of 6kV CV cable (three-layer co-extruded structure)
M Kobayashi, M Kuze, Chubu Electric Power Company, Japan, T Fuseya,TOENEC Corporation,
Japan
1134 Developement of long-term reliability evaluation method for polypropylene insulated MV cables
Y Jung, D Kim, B Lee, S Lee, KEPCO, Korea
0826 Experiences with cable faults located at metallic screen connections
H L Halvorson, S Hvidsten, H Kulbotten, J K Lervik, SINTEF Energy Research, Norway
1130 Underground and overhead monitoring systems for MV distribution systems
F Zavoda, IREQ (Hydro-Quebec), Canada, E Rodriguez, 3M, United States, G C Fofeldea, 3M,
Canada

Block 2: Research and development on network components – substations

11:00 – 12:30hrs

0819 Holistic evaluation of the performance of today's SF6 alternatives proposals

S Kosse, P G NikolicG Kachelriess, Siemens AG, Germany
0795 Characteristics of g3 - an alternative to SF6
Y Kieffel, F Biquez, D Vigouroux, P Ponchon, GE Grid Solutuions, France, A Schlernitzauer, R
Magous, G Cros, University of Montpellier, France, J G Owens, 3M, United States
0230 Environmental and safety aspects of AirPlus insulated GIS
M Hyrenbach, ABB AG, Germany, T A Paul, ABB Ltd., Switzerland, J Owens, 3M Company, United
States
0385 Hazard study of MV switchgear with SF6 alternative gas in electrical room
C Preve, R Maladen, Schneider Electric, France, G Lahaye, T Penelon, INERIS, France, M Richaud, S
Galas, Universite De Montpellier, France
0250 Transferred charge: indicator for vacuum applicability
M Leusenkamp, Eaton, China, G C Schoonenberg, Eaton, Netherlands
0229 DC vacuum circuit breaker
L Liljestrand, M Backman, L Jonsson, ABB, Sweden, M Riva, ABB, Italy, E Dullni, ABB, Germany

Block 3: Solutions for managing the installed base of network components – cables
14:00 – 15:30hrs

0715 Continous safeguarding of rating accuracy

M Olschewski, P Schaefer, W Hill, LIOS Technology GmbH, Germany
0882 Low-power voltage transformers for use with separable connectors in MV secondary gas
insulated switchgear - new challenge for standardization
R Javora, V Prokop, ABB sro, Czech Republic, E De Ridder, S Mensaert, Nexans, Belgium
0519 LVDC RULES - technical specifications for public LVDC distribution network
P Nuutinen, T Kaipia, J Karppanen, A Mattsson, A Lana, A Pinomaa, P Peltoniemi, J Partanen,
Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT), Finland, M Luukkanen, Ensto Finland Oy, Finland, T
Hakala, Elenia Oy, Finland
0417 Evaluation of the mountability of the medium voltage accessories
H Tanzeghti, A Kirche, Enedis, France
0546 Accurate on-line fault location and PD activity location results obtained with SCG - a long term
utility experience
D Harmsen, S Lamboo, F Van Minnen, Alliander, Netherlands, P Wagenaars, DNV GL, Netherlands
0681 Using smart grid sensors and advanced software applications as an asset management tool at
Hydro Ottawa
D Sabin, Electrotek Concepts, United States, G MacLeod, Current Power Services, Canada, M
Wojdan, Hydro Ottawa, Canada
Block 4 – Solutions for managing the installed base of network components - substations
16:00 – 17:30hrs

0665 Evaluation of lifetime of air insulated switchgear versus service conditions in MV substations
Y Tits, H Van Lijsebeth, Laborelec, Belgium, W De Maesschalck, W Van Vaerenbergh, Eandis,
Belgium, P Thiry, Ores, Belgium, B Godeau, Elia, Belgium, M van den Berg, Sibelga, Belgium
0846 SPEN switchgear life extension strategy
A Santandreu, D Neilson, SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom
0796 Switchgear operating personnel safety upgrade solutions for aged installed base
C Gemme, P Bassi, G Magno, ABB, Italy
0103 Monitoring systems for secondary substations - a comparative study
J Johansson, H Sporre, L Selberg, O Hansson, Ellevio AB, Sweden
1053 Application of enhanced thermal ratings to primary substation transformers
I Elders, K Bell, University of Strathclyde, United Kindgom, K Smith, A Collinson, Scottish Power
Energy Networks, United Kingdom
1098 Improving asset management with online partial discharge monitoring of ring main units and
secondary substations
C Eastham, D Longo, K Tavernier, L Pickford, IPEC Ltd., United Kingdom

MAIN SESSION 5: Planning of power distribution systems

Room: Hall 5

Block 1: Risk assessment and asset management & Block 2: Network development
09:00 – 10:30hrs

0723 Effects of configuration options on reliability in smart grids

D Schacht, D Lehmann, L Kalisch, H Vennegeerts, S Krahl, A Moser, FGH eV, Germany
0823 Improving asset knowledge using system management based on IEC-61850
M Gillaux, F Lemenager, T Coste, EDF, France
0305 Innovative solution of safety corridor design for overhead lines: Increasing resilience to
extreme weather events while providing environmental benefits – Results
M I Verdelho, R Prata, S Pereira, A Couto, EDPD, Portugal, M Vieira, FloraSul, Portugal, V Tomás,
EDP Labelec, Portugal
0986 Strategic interconnected network transitioning
M Bebbington, A Elena de Leonardo, SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom, R Bryans, TNEI Services
Ltd, United Kingdom
1030 Measurement concept for efficient planning of distribution grids
M Eisenreich, Y Farhat, M Freunek (Müller), BKW Energie AG, Switzerland
0374 Challenges and opportunities of 5G in power grids
G Bag, L Thrybom, ABB Corporate Research, Sweden, P Hovila, ABB OY, Finland

Block 2: Network development & Block 3: Distribution planning

11:00 – 12:30hrs

1003 Comparison of LVDC distribution network alternatives: Full-DC vs. link-type solutions
J Karppanen, T Kaipia, P Nuutinen, A Mattsson, A Lana, A Pinomaa, P Peltoniemi, J Partanen, LUT,
Finland, T Hakala, T Lähdeaho, Elenia Oy, Finland
0708 Impact of meshed grid topologies on distribution grid planning and operation
D Wolter, M Zdrallek, M Stötzel, University of Wuppertal, Germany, C Schacherer, I Mladenovic,
Siemens AG, Germany, M Biller, FAU University Erlangen, Germany
0954 A method for flexible long-term planning with agile adaption to changing requirements
J Bader, B Heimbach, E Kaffe, D Mountouri, ewz, Switzerland
1034 Grid value and defection: a demand perspective
A Van der Mei, Duinn, Netherlands, J Doomernik, Enexis, Netherlands
1218 Determination of relevant network planning cases
S Patzack, H Vennegeerts, A Moser, FGH eV, Germany
0400 Utilising observability analysis to cluster smart inverters on secondary circuits for residential
deployment
D Montenegro, M Bello, B York, J Smith, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), United States
0569 Behaviour analysis of an operational planning tool facing activation probabilities, for near
optimal operation of smart grids
J Sayritupac, E Vanet, R Caire, C Larios, G2Elab, France
Block 3: Distribution planning & Block 4: Methods & tools
14:00 – 15:30hrs

0831 Automated smart grid planning considering flexibility options and voltage regulating assets
S Koopmann, F Potratz, P Goergens, M Cramer,RWTH Aachen University, Germany
1004 Cost/benefit analysis for energy storage exploitation in distribution systems
G Celli, F Pilo, G Pisano, G G Soma, University of Cagliari, Italy
1027 Flexibilities in grid planning: case studies on the French distribution system
J Boubert, A Bouorakima, Y Desgrange, Enedis, France
0182 Long-term forecasting of reactive power demand in distribution networks
C Kaloudas, R Shaw, Electricity North West Ltd, United Kingdom
0625 Probabilistic day-ahead forecasting of household electricity demand
A Gerossier, R Girard, G Kariniotakis, A Michiorri, PSL Research University, France
0314 A model to simulate medium voltage active networks with an aggregated view of the low
voltage ends
A Pagnetti, G Malarange, EDF R&D, France, F Pilo, S Ruggeri, University of Cagliari, Italy

Block 4 – Methods and tools 1600 – 17:30hrs

0380 Application of time-resolved input data for smart grid simulation

A Shapovalov, C Kittl, C Rehtanz, TU Dortmund University, Germany, L Jendernalik, A Schneider, D
Giavarra, Westnetz GmbH, Germany
1175 A co-simulation approach using PowerFactory and MATLAB/Simulink to enable validation of
distributed control concepts within future power systems
K Johnstone, S M Blair, M H Syed, A Emhemed, G M Burt, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom,
T Strasser, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria
0367 The impacts of a reduction in 11kV voltage settings in South Wales
G Shaddick, A Green, University of Bath, United Kingdom, M Watson, Western Power Distribution,
United Kingdom
0738 The impact of low carbon technologies on short circuit levels at medium voltage networks
J Berry, Western Power Distribution, United Kingdom, A Kazerooni, M Eves, WSP|Parsons
Brinckerhoff, United Kingdom
0963 Losses
M Bebbington, W Mantle, SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom, R Bryans, TNEI Services Ltd, United
Kingdom
0988 Containment of power losses in LV networks with high penetration of distributed generation
G Celli, N Natale, F Pilo, G Pisano, University of Cagliari, Italy, F Bignucolo, M Coppo, A Savio, R Turri,
University of Padova, Italy, A Cerretti e-distribuzione SpA, Italy

ROUND TABLE Session 3: Operation, control and protection

ROOM: Alsh

09:00 – 10:30hrs RT 10: Resilience of distribution grids

The participants will generally address the DSO organisational resilience. The resilience of the
electrical distribution system can be defined considering the capability of the distribution system and
its operators to withstand and recover from high impact and low probability phenomena such as
snowstorms, hurricanes, earthquakes or terrorist attacks.
However organisational resilience implies not only the ability of the system (physical and
technological infrastructures) to withstand and recover from these events, but also how the company
as a whole, including its human resources, contributes to ensure the organisation's success.
Panel members will present how resilience has been studied, developed and implemented in their
organisations.

Panellists
Coordinator:
Maria Luísa Pestana, EDP Distribuição– Energia, SA, Portugal
Contributors:
Gerd Kjølle, SINTEF Energy Research, Norway
Paulo Alberto, EDP Distribuição, Portugal
Osmo Siirto, Helen Electricity Network Ltd, Finland
ZhixinSujo, China Southern Power Grid, China
11:00 – 12:30hrs RT 12: Control and automation systems for electrical distribution systems

After years of prototyping and piloting the digital world becomes a more and more important element
to optimize the design and operation of electrical distribution systems. But there is still room to
discuss how control and automation systems of the future look like.
The round table will discuss the experience, the methodologies and the technical development during
the previous years.Panellists
Coordinator:
Carsten Boese, Siemens AG, Germany
Contributors:
Alfred Einfalt, Siemens AG, Austria
Federico Silvestro, University of Genova, Italy
Martin Braun, University of Kassel, Germany

14:00 – 15:30hrs RT 14: ROCOF – functional requirements for frequency protection

Rate of change of frequency (ROCOF) is a highly discussed topic in several areas of protection.
International standards like IEC 60255-181 also deal with this issue. On the one hand this protective
function is very important for detecting unwanted islanding in a distribution grid, on the other hand
this function is used to protect the system against loss of stability.
During the round table we will address common hurdles for proper measurement of frequency and
their approaches to solve these issues. We will discuss how to measure frequency even in dynamic
swinging systems with increasing decentralised generation. Furthermore we will talk about the
newest developments in IEC 60255-181.

Panellists
Coordinator:
Dr Richard Marenbach, Omicron Electronics Deutschland GmbH, Germany
Contributors:
Marios Zarifakis, ESB Generation and Wholesale Markets, Ireland
Ignaz Hubl, TenneT TSO GmbH, Germany
Pal Bikash, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Dr Andreas Jurisch, Siemens AG, Germany
Philippe Alibert, Schneider Electric, France

RIF Session 3: Operation, control and protection

0168 MVDC link in a 33 kV distribution network

C Long, J Wu, Cardiff University, United Kingdom, K Smith, J Yu, SP Energy Networks, United
Kingdom, A Moon, EA technology, United Kingdom, R Bryans, TNEI Services, United Kingdom
0190 Enhanced ZIP load modelling for the analysis of harmonic distortion under conservation
voltage reduction
G McLorn, J Morrow, D Laverty, R Best, X Liu, S McLoone, Queen's University Belfast, United
Kingdom
0248 Fractional-order PID controller design of frequency deviation in a hybrid renewable energy
generation and storage system
K Nosrati, H R Mansouri, H Saboori, Great Tehran Electrical Distribution Co, Iran
0297 Voltage stability monitoring methods for distribution grids using the thevenin impedance
S Polster, H Renner, Graz University of Technology, Austria
0312 Determination of load frequency dependence in island power supply
C J Steinhart, M Finkel, Hochschule Augsburg, Germany, G Kerber, LEW Verteilnetz GmbH, Germany,
R Witzmann, M Gratza, TU Mϋnchen, Germany
0481 Online control algorithm for sub-half-hourly operation of LV-connected energy storage device
owned by DNO
T Yunusov, M J Zangs, B A Potter, University of Reading, United Kingdom, W Holderbaum,
Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, M Fila, Scottish and Southern Electricity
Networks, United Kingdom
0554 Distributed voltage control coordination between renewable generation plants in MV
distribution grids
L Petersen, F Iov, Aalborg University, Denmark
0564 Why does the Earth fault detection method based on 3RD harmonic work in large meshed 110-
kV-networks
G Druml, Sprecher Automation, Austria, O Skrbinjek, Energie Steiermark, Austria, U Schmidt,
University Zittau, Germany, P Schegner, TU-Dresden, Germany, L Fickert, TU-Graz, Austria
0904 State forecasting in smart distribution grids: a modular approach using CARMA-algorithm
K Korotkiewicz, M Ludwig, M Stötzel, M Zdrallek, University of Wuppertal, Germany, T Braje, SAG
Gmb, Germany, U Dietzler, Energieversorgung Leverkusen GmbH, Germany, W Friedrich, Mauell
GmbH, Germany

ROUND TABLE Session 4: Distributed energy resources and active demand integration

ROOM: Boisdale

09:00 – 10:30hrs RT 11: Flexibility from DER: Generation, storage and responsive demand

System flexibility requirements are being explored and implemented in a number of ways including
grid integration of new sources of flexibility and new infrastructure for System Operators (SO) to
manage flexibility. As the overall capacity and the significance of DER continue to grow, attention is
turned to the role and delivery mechanisms for DER flexibility to serve multiple purposes in the local
distribution network and overall system and market.

This round table reviews the current and emerging state-of-the-art in DER flexibility sources and

- Energy storage growth, business models and flexible operations (potential scale of energy
storage, system flexibility value, compensation methods, customer participation, control
methods, fail-to-safe approaches and security standards).
- Demand side response utilisation for local and system-wide flexibility (potential scale of DSR,
system flexibility value, compensation methods, customer participation, control methods, fail-
to-safe approaches and security standards).
- Flexible distributed generation methods and mechanisms (flexibility system services,
technology requirements, network constraints/objectives, flexibility value streams,
compensation/market methods, national rules and limits).
- Technical platforms and commercial/market mechanisms for effective delivery of DER
flexibility.
- Outlook for the growth of DER flexibility in network management, system operations and
services markets.

Panellists:
Coordinator:
Marcus Merkel, EWE-Netz, Germany
Contributors:
Enno Weiben, EWE Netz, Germany
Sotiris Georgiopoulos, UK Power Networks, United Kingdom
Goran Strbac, Imperial College, United Kingdom
Graham Ault, Smarter Grid Solutions, United Kingdom
Goncalo Faria, EDPD, Portugal

11:00 – 12:30hrs RT 13: DER enabled local system management and microgrids

With the continuing fast growth of several DER technologies, local approaches to network
management exploiting the available local DER resource is now subject to extensive research,
demonstration, trial and, in some cases, operational adoption. Various microgrid technical and
business models have emerged in this space and other concepts for local network management have
also emerged.

This round table explores the concepts for local system management and the trial and adoption of the
developed methods. The session will identify and discuss the success stories, remaining challenges
and the outlook for such local network management approaches.
The session scope includes IDNOs, VPPs, resilient DSO zones, operational methods for microgrids,
business models, ownership/control authority issues, control methods, local network/system
balancing, wider system services, commercial/market arrangements andcustomer participation.

Panellists
Coordinator:
Gordon Strbac, Imperial College, United Kingdom
Contributors:
Stewart Reid, Scottish & Southern Energy Networks, United Kingdom
Fernanda Resende, INESCTEC, Portugal
Peter Jones, ABB, Sweden / United Kingdom
Ioannis Vlachos, NTUA, Greece

RIF Session 4: Distributed energy resources and active demand integration

0256 Intelligent prosumer coupling by two galvanically isolated battery storage systems
T Graber, C Romeis, E Perossian, J Jaeger, FAU Erlangen, Germany
0377 Guidelines for distribution system operators on reactive power provision by electric vehicles in
low voltage grids
A Zecchino, M Marinelli, C Træholt, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark, M Korpås, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology, Norway
0411 Active demand management in MV network operational planning: an industrial method for the
selection of flexibility offers to solve technical constraints
C Paris, M Hasquenoph, S Hourrig, EDF R&D, France, O Carré, Enedis, France
0558 The case for coordinated energy storage in future distribution grids
N Voulis, M Warnier, F M T Brazier, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
0626 Evaluating the effectiveness of storage control in reducing peak demand on low voltage feeders
T Yunusov, B Potter, University of Reading, United Kingdom, S Haben, T Lee, University of Oxford,
United Kingdom, F Ziel, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany, W Holderbaum, Manchester
Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
0757 Seasonally variant deployment of electric battery storage systems in active distribution
networks
M Z Degefa, H Sæle, SINTEF Energi AS, Norway, J A Foosnaes, E Thorshaug, NTE Net, Norway
0830 Contribution of energy storage and demand-side response to security of distribution networks
I Konstantelos, P Djapic, G Strbac, Imperial College London, United Kingdom, P Papadopoulos, A
Laguna, UK Power Networks, United Kingdom

0889 Voltage quality provision in low voltage networks with high penetration of renewable
production
A Vilman, M Jerele, Elektro Gorenjska d.d., Slovenia
0994 Aggregation model for curtailable generation and sheddable loads
H Marthinsen, A Z Morch, SINTEF Energy Research, Norway, M Plecas, I Kockar, University of
Strathclyde, United Kingdom, M Dzamarija, DTU, Denmark

1086 Residential electrical and thermal storage optimisation in a market environment

C A Correa-Florez, A Gerossier, A Michiorri, R Girard, G Kariniotakis, MINES-ParisTech, PSL -
Research Universtiy, France
1143 Automatic phase identification of smart meter measurement data
F Olivier, D Ernst, R Fonteneau, University of Liège, Belgium
1333 Comparing and improving residential demand forecast by disaggregation of load and PV
generation
S Kloibhofer, M Stifter, F Leimgruber, B-V Rao, AIT, Austria
1274 Residential electrical and thermal storage optimisation in a market environment
C A Correa-Florez, A Gerossier, A Michiorri, R Girard, G Kariniotakis, MINES-ParisTech, PSL -
Research Universtiy, France

INTERACTIVE POSTERS Session 2: Power quality and electromagnetic compatibility

09:00 – 17:30hrs

Block 1: Electric & magnetic fields, safety and interference

0166 Exposure to the electromagnetic fields generated by power lines carrying smart metering RF signals
W Pirard, B Vatovez, P Bernard, ISSeP, Belgium
0299 Estimation of substation earth impedance in a global earthing system
M Davies, R Weller, Edif ERA, United Kingdom, S Tucker, UK Power Networks, United Kingdom
0452 Validation of an integrated methodology for design of grounding systems through field measurements
C Cardoso, L Rocha, A Leiria, EDP Labelec, Portugal, P Teixeira, EDP Distribuição, Portugal
0487 Multilayer magnetic shielding: an innovative overlapping structure
A Canova, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
0595 Assessment of EMF-Exposure in residential buildings caused by smart metering systems using PLC
A Abart, Netz OÖ GmbH, Austria, M Flohberger, EnergieAG OÖ, Telekom, Austria, R Hirtler, ESF Vienna,
Austria
0653 The influence of grounding transformer on ground fault current in MV networks
H Opacak, T Calic, S Jergovic, HEP Elektroistra, Croatia
1062 New model for the calculation of harmonics in the residual earth fault current of medium voltage
systems
K Frowein, P Schegner, TU Dresden, Germany, U Schmidt, HS Zittau/Goerlitz, Germany, G Druml, Sprecher
Automation GmbH, Austria
1065 Making risk based earthing design accessible and effective
W Carman, Bill Carman Consulting ,Australia
1230 Magnetic field in an apartment located above 10/0.4 kV substation: levels and mitigation techniques
M Grbic, Electrical Engineering Institute “Nikola Tesla”, Serbia, A Canova, L Giaccone, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
1261 Ensuring public safety through proper earthing in low voltage networks
S Bhattacharyya, Enexis, Netherlands, S Cobben, TU Eindhoven, Netherlands
1285 Electromagnetic interferences in smart grid applications: a case study of PLC smart meters with PV
energy generation
D Roggo, R Horta, L Capponi, HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Switzerland, L Eggenschwiler, HES-SO Fribourg,
Switzerland, C Pellodi, F Decorvet, Services Industriels de Genève, Switzerland, F Buholzer, Landis+Gyr,
Swizerland
1292 Levels of electric and magnetic fields inside 110/X kV substations
M Grbic, A Pavlovic, D Hrvic, B Vulevic, Nikola Tesla Electrical Engineering Institute, Serbia
1294 Hazards and protective measures at work on 20kV line in close vicinity to parallel 220kV line
D Milun, HEP ODS d.o.o., Croatia
1352 Investigation of lossy ground in lightning induced overvoltage at presence of surge arrester in CST
software
M Mehdi Khademi, M Hajizadeh, M Zakeri Ziyarati, Hormozgan electrical distribution company, Iran

Block 2: Power quality issues of distributed generation and electric vehicles

0076 How to deal with electromagnetic disturbances caused by new inverter technologies connected to
public network
X Yang, L Bertin, EDF R&D, France
0097 Comparative performance of Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS) with PI controller using
heuristic optimization algorithms
H E Keshta, E M Saied, F M Bendary, Benha University, Egypt, A A Ali, Helwan University, Egypt
0178 Performance indicators for quantifying the ability of the grid to host renewable electricity production
O Lennerhag, G Pinares, M H J Bollen, STRI AB, Sweden, G Foskolos, T Gafurov, MälarEnergi, Sweden
0191 Impact of PAJ with varying POW in voltage sag on rotor over-voltage in DFIG based wind generator
J Ren, X-Y Xiao, Y-F Liu, Z-X Zheng, Sichuan University, China, W-B Chen, Nanjing Golden Cooperate
Information & Automation Technology Co Ltd, China
0227 Harmonic disturbances up to 150 kHz produced by small wind turbines on the LV distribution grid
C Leroi, E De Jaeger, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, M Bekemans, Thales Alenia Space, Belgium
0241 Impact of wind power plant operation on MV distribution grids
M Tesarova, R Vykuka, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic, M Kaspirek, E.ON Distribution, Czech
Republic
0285 Smart voltage regulator to active voltage level management of distribution networks
L Neves Canha, UFSM, Brazil, P R Pereira, UNISINOS, Brazil, M Antunes, CEEE-D, Brazil
0324 Decongestion of the distribution grid via optimized location of PV-battery systems
J Van Ryckeghem, T Delerue, A Bottenberg, J Desmet, Ghent University, Belgium, J Rens, North-West
University, South Africa
0351 Power quality aspects of solar power - results from CIGRE JWG C4/C6.29
J Smith, EPRI, United States, S Rönnberg, M Bollen, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden, J Meyer, A M
Blanco, TU Dresden, Germany, K L Koo, PB World, United Kingdom, D Mushamalirwa, Alstom, Germany
0456 CIGRE C4/C6.29: survey of utilities experiences on power quality issues related to solar power
J Meyer, A-M Blanco, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany, Sarah Rönnberg, Math Bollen, Luleå
University of Technology, Sweden, J Smith, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), United States
0457 Harmonic, interharmonic and supraharmonic characterisation of a 12-MW-wind park based on field
measurements
A-M Blanco, J Meyer, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany, B Heimbach, B Wartmann, M Mangani, M
Oeschger, EWZ, Switzerland
 0754 Power quality analysis of the Zhangjiakou Regional Network in China
C Ding, Y Zhang, Tsinghua University, China, X Li, J Ding, State Grid Jibei Electric Economic Research
Institute, China, S Wei, L Wang, Sien Electrical Engineering Co Ltd, China
1009 A control strategy for reactive power and harmonic compensation of three-phase grid connected
photovoltaic system
M T Hagh, M Jadidbonab, M Jedari, University of Tabriz, Iran
1047 Hybrid statcom solutions in renewable systems
E Perez, S Rementeria, Arteche, Spain, Aitor Laka, Ingeteam Power Technology, Spain

Block 3: Power quality measurement, analysis and mitigation methods

0101 How facts on the distribution system are being used to improve customer power quality
J Diaz de Leon II, B Lieblick, AMSC, United States, E Wylie, AMSC, United Kingdom
0341 THD minimization of multilevel inverter with optimized both DC sources magnitude and switching angels
M T Hagh, F N Mazgar, S Roozbehani, UOT, Iran, A Jalilian, Kermanshah Elect Dist Co, Iran
0376 A new method to assess harmonic grid congestion in MV-networks
S Uytterhoeven, Q Antoine, Laborelec, Belgium, P Vermeyen, Eandis, Belgium
0408 Advanced ripple control signal calculation tools for DNOs
S Uytterhoeven, D Empain, Laborelec, Belgium, P Vermeyen, Eandis, Belgium
0458 Survey of supraharmonic emission of household appliances
A Grevener, J Meyer, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany, S Rönnberg, M Bollen, Luleå University of
Technology, Sweden, J Myrzik, Technische Universitaet Dortmund, Germany
0460 Harmonic resonances in residential low voltage networks caused by consumer electronics
J Meyer, R Stiegler, P Schegner, Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany, I Röder, A Belger, NRM
Netzdienste Rhein-Main GmbH, Germany
0652 Measurement and analysis of base transceiver stations power quality parameters and assessment of its
unfavourable effects on Iran distribution systems
K Roshan Milani, B Adham, Electricity Distribution Company of East Azarbaijan province, Iran, M R Banaei, F
Mohajel Kazemi, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Iran
0807 Frequency scans and resonance mode analysis for resonance problems identification in power networks
in presence of harmonic pollution
L Eggenschwiler, O Galland, P Favre-Perrod, HES-SO Fribourg, Switzerland, D Chollet, F Décorvet, Services
Industriels de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, D Roggo, HES-SO Valais, Switzerland
0821 Research of process immunity time of boiler coal feeding system in thermal power plant and solution to
volatge sags
L Wang, Golden Cooperate Co., Ltd, China, X Zhu, NUAA, China, H Zhang, Y Zhao, Z Zhu, Shenzhen Power
Supply Co.Ltd, China, M Fan, CEPRI, China, Z Zheng, Sichuan University, China
0881 A new generation voltage regulation distribution transformer with an on load tap changer for power
quality improvement in the electrical distribution systems
S Mokkapaty, J Weiss, F Schalow, SBG Transformers, Germany, J Declercq, SGB-SMIT Group, Netherlands
1132 Interharmonics analysis of a 7.5kW air compressor motor
M Zhiyuan, M W Xiong, L Le, X Zhong, Electric Power Test & Research Institute of Guangzhou Power Supply
Bureau Ltd., China
1267 Resolving inconsistencies in three-phase current measurements
A Urquhart, M Thomson, Loughborough University, United Kingdom
1337 A new novel method of harmonic analysis in power distribution networks using artificial intelligence
M Fayyazi, Ardebil Electricity Distribution Company, Iran, A Akbari Majd, Mohaghegh University, Iran
1359 Discussion on preconditions for reproducible measurements on power conversion harmonics between 2
and 150 kHz
J Knockaert, B Vanseveren, J Desmet, Ghent University Lemcko, Belgium

Block 4: Power quality monitoring systems, data mining, economic and regulatory issues

0066 Using voltage sag measurements for advanced fault location and condition based maintenance
M Tremblay, B Fazio, D Valiquette, Hydro-Québec, Canada
0106 Evaluation of long-term voltage swells monitoring in the distribution system
M Tesarova, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic, M Kaspirek, E.ON Distribution, Czech Republic
0146 Voltage dips and swells in Danish distribution grids
H Hansen, M Erleng, Danish Energy Association, Denmark
0336 Evaluation of long and short interruptions indices of power supply in the Czech Republic
K Prochazka, F Broz, EGC CB sro, Czech Republic, J Sefranek, Energy Regulatory Office, Czech Republic, M
Konc, CEZ Distribuce, Czech Republic, M Kaspirek, E.ON Ceska Republika, Czech Republic, J Hradecky,
REdistribuce, Czech Republic
0421 EDP Distribuição's development of support tools and platforms for power quality management and
analysis
F Gonçalves, A Lebre, P Veloso, F Bastião, N Melo, EDP Distribuição, Portugal
 0465 An approach to reduce MAIFI - the quality of service indicator for momentary interruptions - the
experience of the Portuguese DSO
M Couto, J Pascoal, J Dias Matos, J Antunes, EDP Distribuição, Portugal
0505 A new power quality observation algorithm to power distribution network
M Youhannaei, M E Honarmand, J Talebi, A Sharifi, Gilian Electric Power Co., Iran, H Mokhtari, Sharif University
of Technology, Iran
0531 Harmonics penalty tariff design for arc furnace customer
M Rusli, M Ihsan, PLN, Indonesia
0573 The design and application of power quality monitoring system for the smart substation based on IEC
61850
L Luo, S Chen, State Grid Shanghai EPRI, China, Y Yang, S Yuan, State Grid SMEPC, China, H Luo, Hunan
University, China, Y Hu, XJ Electric, SGCC, China
0676 Impacts of the change in regulation in Brazil: penalty simulation for violation of collective interruption
indications versus compensation for consumers
A D S Barbosa, P L Carvalho, ANEEL, Brazil
0679 New publicly-accessible online power quality monitoring databases
K Kittredge, D Sabin, B Todd, Electrotek Concepts, United States
0693 Reliability assessment indices and method for urban microgrid
T Ma, J Wu, Beijing jiaotong University, China, X Niu, EDF holding limited company, China
0734 Regulation and classification of voltage dips
L Weldemariam, V Cuk, S Cobben, TU/Eindhoven, Netherlands, J van Waes, Movaris Energy, Netherlands
0791 Performance standards applied to Romanian TSO and DSO
D Stanescu, D Federenciuc, Electrica, Romania, M Albu, S Gheorghe, Universitatea Politehnica Bucuresti,
Romania, D Ilisiu, C Stanescu, Transelectrica, Romania
1241 An experience in determining a cost versus quality of service characteristic in order to define optimal
investment level
I O Cryillo, M A Pelegrini, G Quiroga, Sinapsis Inovação em Energia, Brazil, C F M Almeida, C M V Tahan, M R
Gouvea, University São Paulo, Brazil
1266 Dealing with customer's complaints regarding PQ issues - from DNO perspective
S Bhattacharyya, Enexis, Netherlands, S Cobben, TU Eindhoven, Netherlands

NON-INTERACTIVE POSTERS Session 2: Power quality and electromagnetic compatibility

09:00 – 17:30hrs

Block 1: Electric & magnetic fields, safety and interference

0092 Comparison between magnetic and electric fields levels due to the operation of dry and oil distribution
transformers
G Abdel Salam, South Cairo Electricity Distribution Company, Egypt
0152 Electromagnetic field level in the immediate vicinity of a linky meter
D Picard, J Legrand, CentraleSupélec GeePs, France
0237 The effect of unbalanced loads in distribution transformers and ground network on electromagnetic
fields
M A Mahmoud, North Delta Electricity Distribution Company, Egypt, K Youssef, Improving Energy Efficiency of
Lighting & Building Applicence Project, Egypt
0433 Electromagnetic AC interface between high voltage overhead lines and pipelines sharing the same
corridor
A Anany, North Delta Distribution Co, Egypt
1005 Using low voltage surge protection devices for lightning protection of 15/0.4 kV pole mounted
distribution transformers
F O Resende, INESC TEC, Portugal, J A Peças Lopes, INESC TEC, Portugal/FEUP, Portugal
1254 Electric and magnetic fields from power grids in Brazil: regulation and monitoring
D Vieira, C A C Mattar, H Lamin, ANEEL, Brazil
1297 Assessment of the electromagnetic coupling between lines of different voltages sharing the same
structures
L Moraes, G Lopes, A Violin, E Wanderley Neto, Federal University of Itajubá, Brazil, A Piantini, IEE/ University
of São Paulo, Brazil, G Ferraz, R Salustiano, R Capelini, HVEX, Brazil, J Campos, ENERGISA, Brazil
1303 Analysis of magnetic coupling lines with shared structure using technique of finite elements
M Lasmar, L Batista, E Tavares, Federal University of Itajubá, Brazil, G Ferraz, R Capelini, R Salustiano, HVEX,
Brazil, J Campos, ENERGISA, Brazil

Block 2: Power quality issues of distributed generation & electric vehicles

0002 Evaluating emission and immunity of harmonics in frequency range of 2-150 KHz caused by switching of
static convertor in solar power plant
J B Noshahr, B M Kalesar, Ardebil Province Electricity Distribution Company, Iran
 0045 Evaluating noise and DC offset due to inter-harmonics and supra-harmonics caused by back to back
converter of (DFIG) generator in AC distribution network
A Alizade, J B Noshahr, Province Electricity Distribution Company, Iran
0047 Capacitor bank behaviour of cement factory in presence of supra-harmonics resulted from switching full
power frequency converter of generator (PMSG Harmonic)
B Mohamadi Kalesar, J Behkesh Moshahr, Ardabal Province Electricity Distribution Company, Iran
0058 Comparison between types of DFIG converter with various switching techniques
M N F Nashed, Research Institute, Egypt
0078 Impact of control-command process in a photovoltaic conversion chain on the power line channel
transfer function in the narrowband PLC frequency range
C Wawrzyniak, V Moeyaert, F Vallée, UMONS, Belgium

0132 The impact of grid - connected photovoltaic system on power quality indices and it's output variations
with temperature
N Ahmed, A Sedky, A Fatehy, M Foda, MEEDC, Egypt
0357 Voltage unbalance due to single-phase photovoltaic inverters
D Schwanz, S Rönnberg, M Bollen, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
0492 Flicker in distribution networks due to photovoltaic systems
H Karawia, M Mahmoud, M Sami, AEDC, Egypt
0662 DC bus voltage balancing controllers for split DC-link four-wire inverters and their impact on the quality
of the injected currents
D Bozalakov, B Meersman, A Bottenberg, J Desmet, L Vandevelde, Gent University, Belgium, J Rens, North-
West University, South Africa
1074 Ultra fast charging station harmonic resonance analysis in the Dutch MV grid: application of power
converter harmonic model
Y Sun, V Cuk, J F G Cobben, TU Eindhoven, Netherlands, E De Jong, DNV GL, Netherlands

Block 3: Power quality measurement, analysis and mitigation methods

0201 Self-tuning indirect adaptive current control of shunt active power filters in electric power distribution
systems
M Monfared, H Gholami-Khesht, S Alishahi, MEEDC Iran, M Zabihi, Scandic Informatics and Techniques AB,
Sweden
0203 Design and implementation of a single-phase shunt active power filter based on PQ theory for current
harmonic compensation in electric distribution networks
M Monfared, M-S Karbasforooshan, S Alishahi, MEEDC, Iran, N Nakhodchi, Scandic Informatics & Techniques
AB, Sweden
0346 HVDC technology and power quality issues in Slovenian transmission system - technical study
L Herman, A Bozicek, B Blazic, I Papic, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
0493 Harmonic analysis of street lighting lamps
H Karawia, M El hoseiny, M Mahmoud, AECD, Egypt
0534 Analysis of harmonic influence by high-speed electric railway's connection with power grid
F Zhao, L Liu, Shenyang Institute of Engineering, China, F Sun, Electric Power Research Institute of State Grid
Liaoning Electric Power Co Ltd, China
0621 A power quality analysis and thermal properties of the system associated with the change of
fluorescent lamps for LED lamps
L Oliveira, M Fortes, D Carvalho, R Tomaz, A Fragoso, A Queiroz, UFF, Brazil
0627 Harmonic analysis of lighting technology application - case study in distribution network: smart city
buzios
A Paula, A Fragoso, M Fortes, V Ferreira, A E Pereira, UFF, Brazil
0707 Performance and stability study of a triple Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) based on matrix converter
R Ghazi, M R Alami, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran, M R Mozayeni, Khorasan Razavi Electric Energy
Distribution Company, Iran
0790 Study and comparison of the effect of conventional, low losses and amorphous transformers on the
ferroresonance occurrence in electric distribution networks
M Hajizadeh, I Safinejad, N Amirshekari, Hormozgan Electric Power Distribution Company, Iran

Block 4: Power quality monitoring systems, data mining, economic and regulatory issues

0111 Analysis of voltage quality parameters in LV distribution grids with connected DES
M Kaspirek, L Mikulas, E.ON Distribution, Czech Republic, D Mezera, E.ON Czech Republic, Czech Republic
0120 Power quality index's predication based on cluster analysis and support vector machine
J Song, J Zhou, A Pan, State Grid Shanghai EPRI, China, Z Xie, X Yang, Shanghai University of Electric Power,
China
0129 Unbalanced current based tariff
H Arghavani, Tehran Electricity Power Distribution (TBTB) co, Iran, M Peyravi, Tehran University, Iran
 0148 Analysis of voltage quality parameters in MV distribution grid
M Kaspirek, L Mikulas, E.ON Distribution, Czech Republic, D Mezera, E.ON Czech Republic, Czech Republic, K
Prochazka, EGC Energoconsult, Czech Republic, P Santarius, P Krejci, VSB - TU Ostrava, Czech Republic
0776 Classification of voltage sag disturbance sources using fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method
C Li, J Yang, Y Xu, Y Wu, P Wei, North China Electric Power University, China
0907 Research on classification of voltage sag sources based on recorded events
P Wei, Y Xu, Y Wu, C Li, North China Electric Power University, China

INTERACTIVE POSTERS Session 6: Challenges for DSOs in new business environments

09:00 – 17:30hrs

Block 1: New DSOs roles in a digital world

0023 A communication exception event caused by an inappropriate configuration of firewall in Data Center
(Disaster Recovery Center) of State Grid in Shanghai Municipal Electric Power Company
H Junyi, L Wrong State Grid Shanghi Municiple Electric Power Company, China
0112 Realising network intelligence through master data exploitation and dynamic data modelling
J Whyte, F Fulton, B Paisley, SP Energy Network, United Kingdom, A White, A Putley, B Robinson CGI,
United Kingdom
0223 Modelling metering data flows, from use cases towards implementation
K Boukir, Enedis, France, B Traverson, EDF R&D, France, R Povse, University Ljubljana, Slovenia
0268 INSMART - towards the new DSO potential roles in low carbon futures and integrated frameworks
forsmart cities
Vera Nunes, A Rodrigues, T Simão, EDP Distribuição, Portugal, J P Gouveia CENSE, Portugal
0395 Knowledge transfer efficiency in EDP Distribuição (online tool)
R Bandeirinha, G Faria, H Batista, EDP - Distribuição, Portugal, L Roque, A Almeida, University of Coimbra,
Portugal
0521 Next generation smart metering: IP metering
R Pillai, H Thukral India Smart Grid Forum, India
0522 Leveraging social media by utilities for customer engagement
R Pillai, A Sawant India Smart Grid Forum, India
1019 Enhancing stakeholders involvement by smart meters deployment campaign
B Coutinho, E Ferreira, R Pena, V Nunes EDP Distribuição, Portugal
1111 Data mining on technical and customer service data of a Brazilian DISCO to increase customer
satisfaction
L C Siebert, E K Yamakawa, E J Da Silva Júnior, L D Medeiros, Lactec Institutes, Brazil, A Catapan, COPEL,
Brazil
1181 Towards new data management platforms for a DSO as market enabler – UPGRID Portugal demo
A Alonso, R Couto, H Pacheco, R Bessa, C Gouveia, L Seca, INESC TEC, Portugal, J Moreira, P Nunes, P
G Matos, EDP Distribuição, Portugal, A Oliveira WITHUS, Portugal
1306 Developing a framework for the customer model of the future
M McGranaghan, O Siddiqui, K Smith, EPRI, United States

Block 2: Development of regulation

0011 Regulation for insertion of small scale intermittent renewable energy distributed generation in argentina
A Jurado, F Nicchi, E Vinson, UBA, Argentina
0141 The smart grid roadmap and regulation approaches in Switzerland
M D Galus, Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE), Switzerland
0158 Evaluation of regulatory impacts on investments of distributed generation and upstream network under
uncertainty: a new stochastic bi-level model
F Misaghi, Monenco, Iran, T Barforoushi Babol Noshirvani University of Technology, Iran
0358 Regulatory matters affecting distribution planning with distributed generation
M Alvarez, S Rönnberg, M Bollen, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden, R Cossent, Pontifical University of
Comillas, Spain, J Zhong, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
0449 Modelling the influence of subsidisation on electric distribution company performance: case study
B Adeli, Electrical Distribution Co, Iran
0866 Role transition and development strategies for SPG in the marketization reform
W Lin, Y Zhang, Tsinghua University, China, H Zhang, SPG, China
0918 National platform for information on customer interruptions and outages in Denmark
P K Hansen, Danish Energy Association, Denmark, T K Asmussen, SEAS-NVE Net A/S, Denmark, K C Jensen,
EniigMidt Net A/S, Denmark
0949 Designetz: a modular concept for the energy transition - from isolated solutions to an efficient energy
system of the future
E Wagner, Westnetz GmbH, Germany, A Breuer, O H Franz, innogy SE, Germany
 1017 Development of the utilisation and smart grid incentive scheme within the Swedish revenue cap
regulation
B Fazlagic, E Shayesteh, P Hilber, KTH, Sweden, C J WallnerströmSwedish Energy Markets Inspectorate (EI),
Sweden
1079 Enabling distributed energy resources to enter the energy market and supporting the evolution to a
distribution system operator
L McDonald, A R Ahmadi, S Do, S Georgiopoulos UK Power Networks, United Kingdom
1091 Regulation for the Brazilian cooperatives (application of soft-regulation)
M Pelegrini, F R Miranda, I O Cyrillo, Sinapsis Inovação em Energia, Brazil, J C M De Carvalho, Força & Luz
Engenharia, Brazil, E P Madruga, E D Garcia, Certaja Energia, Brazil, M S Marques, Cermissões, Brazil
1257 Market models for the development of recharging infrastructure in Brazil
L Rolim, M Marques, CPqD, Brazil, D Leite, CPFL, Brazil, C Silveira Daimon, Brazil
1275 A MILP algorithm to set bids for ancillary services in the next italian market for distributed generation
E Corsetti, A G Guagliardi, C Sandroni, RSE, Italy
1342 Designing a comprehensive separated regulation mechanism of distribution companies considering
short and long term asset management
S-M Miri Larimi, M-R Haghifam, M H Bahmani, Tarbiat Modares University, Iran, M Zangiabad, iNewcastle
University, United Kingdom

Block 3: Enabling flexibility

0133 Innovative tariff system for public LV DC distribution network

I Melnik, A de Kuiper Alliander, Netherlands
0556 Economic evaluation of the grid tariff for households with solar power installed
H Sæle, SINTEF Energy Research, Norway, B A Bremdal, University of Tromsø (UiT), Norway/Smart Innovation
Østfold, Norway
0701 Development of power-based tariff structure for small customers and pathway for this change
R Apponen, P Heine, J Lehtinen, Helen Electrity Network, Finland, M Lehtonen, Aalto University, Finland, K
Lummi, P Järventausta Tampere University of Technology, Finland
0777 Costing network services for consumers with PV self-generation
M Bordigoni, L Gilotte Enedis, France
0165 Energy storage capacity optimization for load aggregators considering the probability of demand
response resources' breach
K Zhang, Y Yu, Electric Power Research Institute, China, Y Song, Z Yan Shanghi Jiao Tong University, China
0221 E-CLOUD, the open microgrid in existing network infrastructure
D. Vangulick , ORES, Belgium/ Université de Liège, Belgium, B. Cornelusse, Université de Liège, Belgium, T
Vanherck, University of Mons, Belgium, N-SIDE, Belgium, O Devolder, S Lachi, RESA, Belgium
0225 Providing smart metering data services through an EU market place
K Boukir, Enedis, France, D Wästlund,Vattenfal, Sweden, B Traverson, EDF R&D, France, F Schwarzlaender,
Sap, Germany, S Defrancisci e-distribuzione, Italy
0365 Energy services bridging the gap between residential flexibility and energy markets
R André, G Mendes, A Neto, P Castro, EDP NEW R&D, Portugal, A Madureira, J Sumaili, C Gouveia, L
Carvalho, INESC TEC, Portugal, T Rautiainen, Empower, Finland, C Murphy O'Connor, INDRA, Spain, A
Michiorri, A Bocquet, A Gerossier, MINES-Paris Tech PERSEE PSL-Research University, France
0429 The project "Power-to-heat in Smart Grids"- a multi-objective approach for a maximized value of
flexibilities in grids
C Fuchs, S Nykamp, E Frerichmann, Westnetz GmbH, Germany, D Dillkötter, Ruhr Universität Bochum,
Germany, D M Gross, M Lewalter Innogy SE, Germany
0578 Wind energy production variations in continental Portugal: an analysis of the combined effects of spot
market price and feed-in tariff costs
R Prata, IST, Portugal /EDP Distribuição, Portugal, P M S Carvalho, IST, Portugal, I L Azevedo, Carnegie Mellon
University, United States
0730 Creating a local energy market
B A Bemdal, Smart Innovation Østfold, Norway/University of Tromsø, Norway, P Olivella-Rosell, J Rajasekharan,
I Ilieva, Smart Innovation Østfold, Norway
0867 Virtual power plants leveraging energy flexibility in regional markets
T Duerr, Siemens AG, Germany, I Miller, Northern Power Grid, United Kingdom, D Geach, Siemens Plc, United
Kingdom
0874 EPEDC ELEGAME: an integrated model using gamification and data mining to revolutionize utilities'
functions
A Yousefi, Esfahan Province Electricity Distribution Co, Iran
1198 Valuation of harnessing flexibility from decentralized water electrolysis systems for the DSO
K A Strang, M Delage, Enedis, France, J-C Lanoix, J Neave, F Barth, Hinicio, France, B François Centrale Lille
L2EP, France
0164 Research on bidirectional decision-making for load aggregators participating in market transactions and
load dispatching
K Zhang, Y Yu, Electric Power Research Institute, China, Y Song, Z Yan Shanghi Jiao Tong University
 0589 Sensible project community engagement both in Évora and Nottingham demonstrator sites
G Mendes, EDP NEW R&D, Portugal, A J Pinto, EDP SA, Portugal, J Marsh, MOZES, United Kingdom, L
Rodrigues, L Kiamba, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
0744 Behavior of active household customers on the electricity market - findings from market test Smart Grid
Gotland
C Svalstedt, Vattenfall, Sweden, M Löf Vattenfall R&D, Sewden
0878 Categorisation of electricity customers based upon their demand patterns
M Lindén, J Helbrink, M Nilsson, D Pogosjan, J Ridenour, A Badano SWECO, Sweden
0987 Automation of the supplier role in the GB power system using blockchain based smart contracts
L Thomas, C Long, P Burnap, J Wu, N Jenkins, Cardiff University, United Kingdom
1117 Simplification and evaluation of demand response by the use of statistical aggregated models
C Alvarez, IIE-UPV, Spain, J I Moreno, G López, U. Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, A Gabaldón, A Guillamón,
ETSII, Spain, M C Ruiz-Abellón, UPCT, Spain, J Matanza, IIT-ICAI, Spain, S Valero-Verdú, M López, EPSE,
Spain

Block 4: Asset & risk management

0067 International review of how power sector developments are responding to changing system
characteristics
N Hughes, Enertech Consulting Ltd, United Kingdom
0090 Asset risk indices: commonality, diversity and usage - the history in UK electricity distribution
M Black, G Howarth, M Nicholson, Northern Powergrid, United Kingdom
0136 Energy management and planning in smart cities
A Navidi, F A S Khatami Electrical Distribution Company, Iran
0234 What does a distribution system operator need to know about the findings of the future power system
architecture project?
O Carpenter, Ricardo Energy & Environment, United Kingdom, J Devlin, D McNaught, Frazer-Nash Consultancy
Ltd, United Kingdom, R Duck Mapsar Ltd, United Kingdom
0239 The new requirements of information security protection on State Grid Shanghai Municipal Electric
Power Company Data Center compared to Disaster Recovery Center
J Wu, R Lu State Grid, Shanghai, Municipal Electric Power Company, China
0249 Guidelines for modernizing existing electrical switchgear in LV and MV networks
G Barbarin, D Seignier, Schneider Electric, France, A Gerstner, Schneider Electric, Germany
0252 Addressing the challenge of cyber security maintenance through patch management
A Gauci, Schneider Electric, Canada, S Michelin, M Salles, Schneider Electric, France
0334 Determining failure probabilities with qualitative characteristics for risk estimation in the SGAM
M van Amelsvoort, OFFIS Institute for Information Technology, Germany
0388 Outsourcing asset construction: EDP Distribuição quality assurance strategy
H Batista, R Bandeirinha, E Silva, J Santos EDP - Distribuição, Portugal
0404 Enabling distributed energy resources: priorities for future active operation of distribution networks and
interactions with transmission
K Bell, S Gill, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom
0523 Indian manual for cyber security in power systems
R Pillai, H Thukral, India Smart Grid Forum, India, R Sarangapani, National Thermal Power Corporation, India
0844 Scaling expertise via utilisation of an outsourced low voltage fault management business model
J Rodgers, S Beattie Camlin, United Kingdom
0869 "End-to-end" strategic asset management process to support asset service on community level
A Eiting, G Schatz, KWH Netz GmbH, Germany, T Dürauer, H Spitzer entellgenio, Germany
0936 Cyber security - security strategy for distribution management system and security architecture
considerations
T Sukumara, T Vittor, ABB, United States, S D Sudarsan, ABB Corporate Research, India, J Starck ABB Oy,
Finland
1015 Evolution of the quality of supply in the Portuguese distribution system
J J Cardoso, F Gonçalves, J A Antunes, F Bastião, A Cunha, N Melo, J F Pinto, EDP Distribuição, Portugal
1204 Changing the DSO to reap the full benefits of smart grids
J F Nunes, R M Goncalves, R Machado, J M D Carvalho EDP Distribuição, Portugal
1354 Efficient decision making supported by ISO 55000
O Förster, meliorate GmbH, Germany, M Zdrallek University of Wuppertal, Germany
1360 Virtual assessment within 24 hours of a disaster
M Coleman, Fugro Roames, Australia, C Boreland, Fugro Geospatial, United Kingdon, R Hoddenbach, Fugro
Geospatial, Netherlands
NON-INTERACTIVE POSTERS Session 6: Challenges for DSOs in new business environments
09:00 – 17:30hrs

Block 1: New DSOs roles in a digital world

0054 Proposed DSO ancillary service processes considering smart grid requirements
A Alkandari, College of Technological Studies, Egypt, A A Sami, ESRI, Kuwait, A Sami, Consultant at Ministry of
Electricity, Egypt
0499 The experience of implementation of AMI System in Mashhad: The Green Project of FAHAM
A Khazaee, H H Safa, M Ghasempour, M K Moghaddam MEEDC, Iran
0664 Secondary substations smart metering campaign
D Taborda, A Aires De Matos, J Geria, S Fortunato, EDP Distribuição, Portugal, João Silva, Canas SA, Portugal
0705 The SORIA smart metering solution
P E Nordbø, H T Ylvisåker BKK Nett AS, Norway
0764 Experiences of using AMI system for DSO's business operation
M Kauppinen, J Pylvänäinen, J Karjalainen, V Sihvola Elenia Oy, Finland
0794 Unbundled meters can boost Smartcity project
D Stanescu, FDEE Transilvania Sud, Romania, M Sanduleac, University Politehica Bucuresti, Romania, D
Federenciuc, CN Transelectrica SA, Romania

Block 2: Development of regulation

0113 Distributed energy resources in Brazil - issues and regulatory challenges

R E H B Amorim, A C M Araujo, C A C Mattar, H Lamin ANEEL, Brazil
0342 Developing a combinatorial reward-penalty scheme to facilitate integration of distributed generations
M Jooshaki, A Abbaspour, M Fotuhi-Firuzabad, M Moeini-Aghtaie Sharif University of Technology, Iran
0605 A probabilistic framework of cooperative disperse generation resources scheme for producing required
reactive power through simultaneous active and reactive power market
M Shamani, H Ahmadi, M Ramezani, Tehran province DISCO, Iran
0825 Non-technical losses: detection methods and regulatory aspects overview
C Papadimitriou, G Messinis, NTUA, Greece, D Vranis, S Politopoulou, N Hatziargyriou, HEDNO, Greece
1021 Analyses of the current Swedish revenue cap regulation
C J Wallnerström, E Grahn, T Johansson, Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate (EI), Sweden
1245 Recent changes and future trends in the Brazilian net metering regulation
D Vieira, C A C Mattar, H Lamin, R E H-B De Amorim ANEEL, Brazil

Block 3: Enabling flexibility

0127 Technical impacts on distribution systems of medium-sized storage plants participating in energy and
power reserve markets
J-F Toubeau, Z De Grève, F Vallée, University of Mons, Belgium
0425 Comparative study between: time of use and real-time pricing using fuzzy technique
A S Ahmed, Petroleum Pipe Line Co, Egypt, F Bendary, Banha University, Egypt, H M M Mostafa, Egyptian
Electricity Holding Co, Egypt
0517 Demand side management controlling with personalized pricing method
M H Yaghmaee, M S Kouhi, A Saeedi, M Zabihi MEEDC, Iran
0576 Challenges for utility with energy prosumer in Korea
J S Park, H J Lee, D Y Kim, KEPCO, South Korea
0858 Impacts of different power-based distribution tariffs for customers
J Haapaniemi, J Haakana, J Lassila, S Honkapuro, J Partanen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
0887 Reforming distribution tariffs of small customers - targets, challenges and impacts of implementing
novel tariff structures
A Rautiainen, K Lummi, A Supponen, J Koskela, S Repo, P Järventausta, Tampere University of Technology,
Finland, S Honkapuro, J Partanen, J Haapaniemi, J Lassila, J Haakana, N Belonogova Lappeenranta University
of Technology, Finland
0908 Analysis of transition steps towards power-based distribution tariff of small customers
K Lummi, A Rautiainen, P Järventausta, Tampere University of Technology, Finland, P Heine, J Lehtinen, R
Apponen, M Hyvärinen, Helen Electricity Network Ltd., Finland

Block 4: Asset & risk management

0656 A whole system perspective for energy systems

R Hudson, P Lawton, Energy System Catapult,United Kingdom
0667 Review of asset management in distribution systems of electric energy - Implications in the
national context and Latin America -
D Nieto, Jujeña Energy Company S.A., Argentina, J C Amatti, Rio Cuarto National University, Argentina,
E Mombello, San Juan National University, Argentina
0671 Technical and financial assessments for comparison of measurement technologies in the Smart
City Buzios Project
V Ferreira, M Fortes, B Borba, W Marques, R Maciel, T Ferreira, FFU, Brazil, W Correia, ENEL, Brazil
0799 Does cyber security moving toward risk management lead to new grid organization?
D Giarratano, L Guise, J-Y Bodin, Schneider Electric, France
1138 Implementing optimization functionality on network management platforms for new DSO business
models
P Almeida, L Kane, M Collins, C Breaden, E Davidson, G Ault Smarter Grid Solutions, United Kingdom
1147 Decomposition of load components using date measured in the beginning of subtransmition
substations
N Karimipoor, Charmahal Bakhtiari distribution company, Iran, S Asgari Niroo research institute, Iran
1361 Identifying infrastructure change in the 4th and 5th dimensions
M Coleman, Fugro Roames, Australia, P Carberry, Fugro Inc,, United States, R Hoddenbach, Fugro
Geospatial, Netherlands