Call for Papers Extended!
In order to give a presentation at the Workshop, a short abstract has to be submitted first until 31 May 2022 (Attention: Extended deadline!).
All authors will be notified of the acceptance of their submissions for presentation no later than 4 July 2022.
Preferably, presentations will be held on-site.
In case of travel or other restrictions at the time of the conference, remote presentation will be possible.


>>> Note: Platform accepts abstracts until 01 June 09:59 CEST / 31 May 23:59 AKDT.
- The full, camera-ready papers have then be submitted online by 8 September 2022 at the latest.
- Abstracts, papers and presentation slides must be submitted online. Do not fax, mail or email your abstract or paper as it will not be considered.
- As the conference language is English, all abstracts and papers have to be written in English.
- Speakers will pay a REDUCED workshop fee.
- All participants are responsible for paying their own travel and hotel expenses.
More questions? Please check out FAQs for more information.
ATTENTION! Startups Wanted!
You have the opportunity to present your startup’s innovations to the International Renewable Energy Grid Integration Community. Showcase your experiences, developments and findings at the Wind & Solar Integration Workshop – maybe even in your own startup session.
Tell us about your innovations and your planned presentation topics and we can decide together whether a contribution makes sense and what it might look like. Contact us at info[at]windintegrationworkshop.org to explore your options!
Topics of the Workshop
Due to the current rapid development in this field, the topic of hydrogen will be be more strongly represented at the Wind & Solar Integration Workshop. For this reason, some hydrogen topics are proposed for the Call for Papers 2022. A separate event is also dedicated to this topic: the 1st Hydrogen Power System Integration Symposium that features presentations by invited speakers.
Project Experience with Grid Integration of Wind Power Plants
Project Experience with PV and Battery Grid Integration
Grid Forming Aspects and Experience
Power System Studies
Distribution Grid Issues
Transmission Grid / Power System Issues
Power Quality Issues
Grid Code Issues and Future Aspects
Wind / Solar Power & Battery Modelling Issues
Power System Balancing Issues
Ancillary Services
Forecasting
Hybrid Power Systems
Storage Issues
Smart Grid / IT Innovations
Energy Market and Regulatory Issues
Decarbonization of Energy Sectors
AI and Machine Learning for Grid Integration
Sector Coupling Based on Wind/PV Power incl. Hydrogen
New Topics:
Fuel Cell Modelling/Fuel Cell Systems Modelling
Electrolyzer Modelling
Hydrogen Systems Modelling
Renewable Hydrogen Technologies and Applications
Decarbonization of transport with green hydrogen
Decarbonizing the industrial processes
Energy system management with hydrogen