Call for Papers

In this time of unprecedented change and uncertainty, you might be hesitant to submit your abstract not knowing whether you will be able to attend the Workshop in November. We completely understand and would like to address this concern by making remote presentation possible in Ljubljana for those who cannot be on location due to official travel restrictions effective in November. For now, just submit your abstract via the submission platform and we will determine at a later point in time whether restrictions or guidelines call for a change to remote presentation.

In order to give a presentation at the workshop, please submit a short abstract first, maximum 3,000 characters (free style, plain text). Abstracts can be submitted until 11 July 2020 here:

All abstracts will be thoroughly reviewed by the Workshop’s International Advisory Committee.

Authors will be notified about the acceptance of their abstracts/papers for oral or poster presentation no later than 24 August 2020.

• Final papers must be submitted online by 12 October 2020 at the latest.
• As the conference language is English, all abstracts and papers have to be written in English.
• Authors will pay a REDUCED workshop fee.
• All participants are responsible for paying their own travel and hotel expenses.

Become one of the Startups of the Wind Integration Workshop! You can create key partnerships during the 1:1 meetings that you can arrange throughout the event. And don’t forget that you have the opportunity to present your startup to the International Renewable Energy Grid Integration Community. Showcase your experiences, developments and findings at the Wind Integration Workshop – maybe even in your own startup session. Contact us at info[at]windintegrationworkshop.org to explore your options!
 

Project Experience

Power System Studies

Distribution Grid Issues

Transmission Grid/Power System Issues

Power Quality Issues

Grid Code Issues

Wind Power Modelling Issues

Power System Balancing Issues

Ancillary Services

Forecasting

Hybrid Power Systems

Smart Grid / IT Innovations

Market Issues

Regulatory Issues

Decarbonization of Energy Sectors

Similar to previous years, the IET is going to publish the best workshop papers in a Special Edition of the Renewable Power Generation Journal.

Selected Wind Papers 2019 for the “IET Special Issue” can be found here. For the latest publication, from June 2020 visit the IET website.