28th Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution

Event Dates

Jun 16, 2025 - Jun 19, 2025

Location

Geneva, Switzerland

Submission Deadline

Sep 13, 2024

Be part of the programme of Europe’s most important electricity distribution conference. Submitting an abstract to CIRED 2025 is a prime opportunity to raise your professional profile in the sector, and showcase your work to 1,600 electricity distribution specialists from 60+ countries.

If you are selected for the programme, your paper will be published by CIRED and indexed in some of the most important databases, including IEEE Xplore, IET Inspec, Ei Compendex, and Scopus.

Technical scope:

SESSION 1: Network Components

• Components for smart distribution grids

• Components reliability, diagnosis and maintenance strategy

• Components for large cities distribution networks

• Towards “greener components”

• Innovation in design of components

SESSION 2: Power Quality and Safety

• Power Quality related to modern technologies

• Power Quality measurement, analysis and system monitoring

• Continuity of supply, Power Quality standards and regulatory issues

• Electric and magnetic fields, immunity and safety issues

• Power Quality issues at the interface between distribution and transmission grids

SESSION 3: Operation

• Strategies and Management

• Operation Centre

• Operation in the Field

• New Use Cases and Special Applications

SESSION 4: Protection, Control and Automation

• Protection

• Control and Monitoring

• Communication and IT Security

• Automation

SESSION 5: Planning of Power Distribution Systems

• Demand and generation forecast

• Performance requirements, results, and benchmarking

• Network schemes and design criteria

• Network planning

• Investment strategies

SESSION 6: Customers, Regulation, DSO Business and Risk Management

• Policy, regulation, integrated energy systems and DSO roles

• Customer interaction, energy sharing, e-mobility and flexibility

• DSO business risk management

• Digitalisation, AI, business processes and cyber-security