Grid of the Future - Denver 2025

2025 Grid of Future, Denver, CO

• 2025-1 - Dynamic Line Rating with Real-Time Span-Level Wind Monitoring for Grid Safety
• 2025-2 - Weather-Related Line Outage Prediction Using Bayesian Neural Network
• 2025-3 - Coordinating Inspection and Testing for Optimizing Asset Condition Assessments of Overhead Transmission Lines
• 2025-4 - Repowering Mixed OHL/UGC Sub-transmission Lines Coming into City Centers: Three Real Cases, Benefits and Lessons Learned 
• 2025-5 - Assessing Transfer Capability in IBR-Dominated System
• 2025-6 - Mitigating Blackouts in IBR-Dominated Grids: A Voltage Optimization Framework for Enhanced System Stability and Resilience
• 2025-7 - Aspects of PHIL-Based Emulation of Multiple GFMIs Operating in Parallel
• 2025-8 - Meeting System Harmonic and Voltage Fluctuation Requirements for a Solar PV and BESS Plant Interfacing to the UK Grid
• 2025-9 - Utility-Scale Knowledge Retrieval: Deploying Generative Artificial Intelligence Application for Gas Standards Management
• 2025-10 - Techno-Economic Assessment of Renewable Energy Hubs for a GenAI Data Center: Off-Grid, Grid-Connected, and Transitional Configurations
• 2025-11 - Georgia Power Pilot of Phase Balancing Technology
• 2025-12 - Enhancing Tranhsient Stability Abalysis with Machine Learning: Fault Classification in the IEEE 9-Bus System
• 2025-13 - Communications-Free Robust Protection and Control for Self-Healing Microgrids Operating Off-Grid with Inverter-Based Sources
• 2025-14 - Design and Implementation of an Undervoltage Load Shed Program to Promote System Stability
• 2025-15 - Ground Distance Protection Analysis in Lines Radially Fed by IBRs Effects of System Nonhomogeneity on Relay Performance
• 2025-16 - Utilizing Existing Protection and Control Infrastructure for Asset Health Insights
• 2025-17 - Electromagnetic Transient Analysis for DERs: Methods, Challenges, and Lessons Learned
• 2025-18 - Fast and Scalable EMT Simulation Using Time-Domain Transformation Large Time-step Technique
• 2025-19 - An Introduction to Harmonics on the Power Grid
• 2025-20 - Utility Experience with RC Voltage Divider
• 2025-21 - Designing for Scale: Transformer Design Strategies for Sustainable Growth of Data Centers and Utility Infrastructure
• 2025-22 - Justifying Transformer Health Monitoring System
• 2025-23 - Three Cases of Asset Failure - or Failure of Asset Management?
• 2025-24 - Reliability of DFIG Wind Turbine Generators and Solutions
• 2025-25 - Methodology for Modeling Digital Substations Based on IEC 61850 Standard: Case Study of Digital Substation of Lorena with Interoperability
• 2025-26 - Dynamic Zone Selection for Busbar Protection using Path Analysis in a Digital Substation Environment
• 2025-27 - Modular Substation Construction Enabled by Digital Substations
• 2025-28 - Cybersecurity Threat Analysis of IEC 61850 Process Bus Digital Substations
• 2025-29 - Importance of Electrical Studies for 765 kV Line Design
• 2025-30 - Selection of Phase Bundle Geometry for AC 765 kV Applications
• 2025-31 - Transmission Line High Surge Impedance Design and Mitigation Strategies
• 2025-32 - Electrical Differences in HVDC and HVAC Trsnsmission Line Design and Hybrid Structure Configurations
• 2025-33 - Data Center Composite Load Model Parameters' Tuning
• 2025-34 - Wind and Solar Renewable Curtailment Reduction in the Eastern Interconnection of USA through Data Center Loads
• 2025-35 - Best Practices for Large Load Interconnections: A North American Perspective on Data Centers
• 2025-36 - Screening Criteria for Large Loads and AI Workloads
• 2025-37 - Anomaly Detection of Measurement-Based Attacks in a Control Center Environment
• 2025-38 - Evaluation of Real-Time Mitigation Techniques for Cyber Security in IEC 61850/IEC 62351 Substations
• 2025-39 - Architecting Trust: Implementing ZTA in Mission-Critical Networks
• 2025-40 - OT Cybersecurity and Device Integration for Electrical Utility Critical Infrastructure
• 2025-41 - Impact of Data Center Load Modeling on Power System Stability
• 2025-42 - Dominion Energy Remedial Action Scheme (RAS) Evaluation and Verification from Transmission Planning Perspective
• 2025-43 - Leveraging AI for Power Quality Analytics and Predictive Maintenance in Industrial Facilities Connected to Public Electric Distribution Systems
• 2025-44 - Benchmarking Predictive Current Control for EV Grid Integration under Voltage Saturation
• 2025-45 - Data Center Alley and Beyond: A Distribution Approach to Serving Large Load
• 2025-46 - Evaluation of the Impact of Vegetation Data on the Outasge State of Risk Prediction in Distribution System
• 2025-47 - Impact Assessment of Steam Absorption Chiller Electrification in Natural Gas Cogeneration for Airport Cooling
• 2025-48 - Quantifying Flicker Efficacy Based on Voltage Sensitivity and EPRI Screen Methods in Unbalanced Distribution Networks
• 2025-49 - Integrated Automation Toolset for Grid-Enhancing and Greenfield Projects: A GUI-Based Approach to Planning and Impact Analysis
• 2025-50 - GIS-to-Network Mapping for Transmission Systems:A Graph-Based Methodology for Integrating Spatial and Electrical Data
• 2025-51 - A Decision-Making Framework for Streamlined Planning of Overhead Transmission Capacity Upgrades
• 2025-52 - Aligning Network Models for Integrated Grid Analysis and Resilience
• 2025-53 - A Precise Timing Solution for IEC 61850-Compliant Digital Secondary System Applications
• 2025-54 - Tradeoffs of Layer 3 Communications on the Process Bus
• 2025-55 - IEC 61850 User Profile for High-impact Advantages: Real Profiling Cases ENEL and ISA (2024)
• 2025-56 - Accelerating IEC 61850 Adoption: From Design to Operation
• 2025-57 - Enhancing Substation Design with Building Information Modeling (BIM): Study Case GUAYMARAL GIS-indoor 115/11.4kV - 2x40 MVA
• 2025-58 - Optimizing Substation Topology to Mitigate Failed Breaker Contingencies
• 2025-59 - NEMA Basic Application Profiles for Digital Substations
• 2025-60 - Application of BIM Methodologies in the Retrofit of Operating 500 kV-2,400 MVA GIS Substations: Accuracy, Efficiency, and Integrated Management
• 2025-61 - Digitizing Cost Estimation Requests for Utility Projects: A Collaborative Approach to Streamlined Review and Revision Tracking
• 2025-62 - Modern Data eXchange: Enhancing Operational Technology to Improve Efficiency
• 2025-63 - Power Grid Resilience - Black Start Restoration Practice for Geomagnetic and Electromagnetic Pulse Events
• 2025-64 - Designing for Insight: An Approach to Utility Data Preparation
• 2025-65 - Introducing a Method to Quantify Outage Risk on Transmission Lines
• 2025-66 - Engineering Resource Forecasting for Grid Infrastructure: A Scalable Methodology
• 2025-67 - RE-INTEGRATE EMT Simulation Tool: Input Data Processing Layer for Bulk Power System
• 2025-68 - A Multi-Criteria Benefit-Cost Analysis Framework for Evaluating Grid Hardening Strategies
• 2025-69 - Application of Gridscale X Advanced Protection Assessment for Data Center Protection Coordination Studies and Related Experiences
• 2025-70 - Planning for the Unpredictable: A Review of Resilience-Oriented Distribution Strategies Using Microgrids
• 2025-71 - Building Information Modeling (BIM) as a Strategic Tool to Implement PV+BESS Microgrids that Enhance Grid Resilience and Sustainability: A Case Study in the World Heritage Island of Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
• 2025-72 - Targeted Resilient Zoning for High-Impact Events via Multi-Circuit Polelines
• 2025-73 - Evaluating the Performance of STATCOMs in Load Transfer Events
• 2025-74 - Grid-Forming Enhanced STATCOMs for Wind Power Plant Stability: Design, Modeling, and Control
• 2025-75 - Strategic Placement of Synchronous Condensers in Renewable-Rich Power Grids
• 2025-76 - Medium Voltage Direct Current (MVDC) for Grid Modernization: Technologies, Applications, and Case Studies
• 2025-77 - A Data-Driven Preemptive De-Energization Framework for Wildfire Risk Management
• 2025-78 - A Retrospective on Los Angeles Fires from an IoT
• 2025-79 - EnQuery: Large Language Model Based Multi-Source Query Tool for Energy Grid Reliability, Grid Resiliency and Affordability
• 2025-80 - Leveraging Private LTE Networks for Direct Transfer Trip (DTT) Systems
• 2025-81 - The Evolution of Distribution Grid Modernization: Past and Future
• 2025-82 - Estimating Critical Customer Outages Due to Extreme Weather for Resilience Enhancement
• 2025-83 - STL-RF: Forecasting Smart Streetlight Failures Using Optimized Random Forest Model
• 2025-84 - Value of Energy Storage Systems in Renewable Integration
• 2025-85 - A Machine Learning Framework for Emission-Aware Energy Storage Optimization Using Anomaly Detection
• 2025-86 - Case Studies on Curtailment Assessment for Grid-Scale Storage Considering Forecasted Transmission Constraints in the UK
• 2025-87 - Water as a Battery: Using Hydropower Flexibility to Support the Grid
• 2025-88 - Are Model-Based and Sensor-Based Dynamic Line Rating Methods Effective as Thermal Relays?
• 2025-89 - Protection Methods for a Three-Terminal Transmission Line Integrated with Inverter-Based Resources
• 2025-90 - Wherefore Art Thou High-Impedance? Would That Which We Call a Fault By Any Other Name Operate Protection?
• 2025-91 - Assessing Climate Vulnerability Risk for Substations in Massachusetts Via Sensitivity Analysis