Sessions
27
in 4 days
07 – 10 October 2025
Berlin, Germany
The 24th Wind & Solar Integration Workshop took place from 7 to 10 October 2025 in Berlin, Germany, as part of the Renewable Energy Grid Integration Week organised by Energynautics.Number Counter

Sessions
27
in 4 days
Attendees
400+
Participants
Abstracts
123
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The Wind & Solar Integration Workshop is an annual technical conference on the large-scale integration of wind and solar power into electricity systems. The 24th edition was held in Berlin, Germany, from 7 to 10 October 2025, alongside the 9th E-Mobility Power System Integration Symposium. Both events form part of the Renewable Energy Grid Integration Week. The workshop has been organised by Energynautics since 2006. The programme addressed transmission and distribution system operators, manufacturers of wind turbines, solar inverters and electrolysers, researchers, consultants and regulators. Presentations combined operational project experience with modelling and simulation work. All sessions were held in English.
Grid-forming converter control dominated the 2025 programme. A large share of contributions no longer asked whether grid-forming operation works, but how models of it can be validated against field measurements – several papers reported grid tests and model validation campaigns on operating wind and HVDC assets.
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Hydrogen remained a standing topic for the second consecutive year, with contributions on electrolyser modelling, hydrogen for balancing and system-management strategies for combined hydrogen and power systems. A third strand concerned system stability under high converter shares: root-cause identification of small-signal instabilities, current limitation in grid-forming converters, and the behaviour of high-voltage grids during faults.
The programme of the 24th Wind & Solar Integration Workshop was structured around six topic areas. Each reflects the contributions submitted to the 2025 Call for Papers and the sessions held in Berlin.
Grid-forming converter control dominated the 2025 programme. A large share of contributions no longer asked whether grid-forming operation works, but how models of it can be validated against field measurements – several papers reported grid tests and model validation campaigns on operating wind and HVDC assets.
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Carmen Cardozo
RTE, France
Alejandro Duque Gomez
Hitachi Energy Power Consulting, Sweden
Javier Jiménez-Ruiz
University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Seyedehniloofar Kamalhosseini
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg – FAU | Siemens, Germany
Kazuhiko Ogimoto
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Hideaki Ohtake
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology – AIST, Japan
Christian Schöll
TransnetBW, Germany
Harith Udawatte
Monash University, Australia
Henrik Wagner
TU Braunschweig – elenia, Germany
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Model validation, not feasibility, is the current bottleneck for grid-forming converter deployment.
Field measurement campaigns on operating assets are becoming a standard element of grid-forming research.
Hydrogen is being treated as a power system component with balancing duties, not only as an industrial offtaker.
Current limitation in grid-forming converters remains unresolved where grid codes and converter capability meet.
The papers presented at the 24th Wind & Solar Integration Workshop are published as digital conference proceedings on the IET Digital Library and IEEE Xplore. The volume has been submitted for indexing in IET Inspec, Ei Compendex and Scopus.
All sessions of the 24th Wind & Solar Integration Workshop were recorded. The recordings can be purchased individually and are provided as downloads. Each recording includes the available papers of the corresponding session.
| Sessions | Net | VAT 19% | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 session | €50.00 | €9.50 | €59.50 |
| 3 sessions – pay for 2 | €100.00 | €19.00 | €119.00 |
| 6 sessions – pay for 4 | €200.00 | €38.00 | €238.00 |
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