Recording: The renewable grid connection puzzle: Solving the challenges

Posted on: 29 May 2025

This discussion will equip you with the necessary insights and solutions needed to overcome the challenges of renewable grid connection.

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60-minute session

Efficiently integrating renewable energy sources into existing power grids presents a complex puzzle.

Experts from Schneider Electric and Vestas delve into technical and economic aspects, exploring grid codes, smart technologies, reinforcement strategies, the role of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and navigating permitting.

This recorded discussion will equip you with the necessary insights and solutions to overcome the challenges of grid connection, while providing practical knowledge to accelerate your renewable energy projects.

Access the recording on demand, and let's piece together the path to seamless grid integration.

Speakers

Eric Chaffard, Head of Renewables, Schneider Electric

Angus McPherson, Head of Technology Infrastructure Segments, Schneider Electric

Anders Hjarnø Jørgensen, Product Owner for Plant & Energy Solutions | Vestas

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