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Theme: Innovations in Grid Resilience: Strategies for Enhancing Reliability, Sustainability, and Adaptability of Power Transmission System

GRIDCON 2025, a premier event in the power transmission industry, invites professionals, researchers, and academics across the global power system community to submit technical papers to shape the future of grid resilience, asset management, and digital transformation. As we face rapid changes in technology and operations, this conference will provide a platform to explore cutting-edge solutions and strategies for a reliable, efficient, and sustainable power grid.

We invite papers on the following Preferential Subjects which are aligned with various CIGRE Study committees viz. A2, A3, B2, B3, B4, B5, C1, C2, C3, C4, D1 and D2.

Event Brochure  Call for Papers

Preferential Subjects

Preferential Subject 1:

Smart Asset Management: Unlocking Efficiency through Next-Generation Technologies

The future of asset management lies in leveraging data-driven and digital solutions to optimize performance, enhance reliability, and extend the lifespan of grid equipment. This subject invites papers that showcase innovative tools, techniques, and methodologies for smart asset management.

Sub Topics

  • Condition Assessment of Transmission Equipments
  • AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance
  • Advanced Analytics for Failure Prediction
  • Asset Health Indices and Decision Support Systems
  • New Technologies in Transmission Lines and Cables
  • New Technologies in HVDC, VSC, MVDC, LVDC, Hybrid DC
  • New Technologies in Substations, switchgears, MV and HV Equipment
  • Drones, robotics, and automated inspection solutions
  • Digital Transformation of Asset Management
  • Asset Refurbishment vs ReplacementShape
  • Simulation and Modelling for Life Extension of Assets
  • Smart Financing/Investment Strategy in Power Transmission
  • Best Practices in Human Asset Management

Preferential Subject 2:

Fortifying the Future: Building Grid Resilience in the Face of Uncertainty

In an era of increasing climate volatility, cyber risks, and evolving demand patterns, building grid resilience is paramount. This subject seeks to explore new methodologies, tools, and frameworks that enhance the ability of power systems to withstand and recover from disruptions.

Sub Topics

  • Advances in Design and Engineering for Disaster Resilient Transmission System
  • Predictive Grid Resilience Models and Cybersecurity
  • Weather-Driven and High Impact Low Frequency Event Resilience Planning
  • Restoration, Blackout Recovery, and Demand Flexibility
  • Resilience through Microgrids and Distributed Energy Resources (DERs):
  • Advanced Monitoring, Diagnostics, and Urban Grid Resilience
  • Experiences with communication technologies in Transmission systems
  • Global Case Studies in Grid Resilience
  • Climate Adaptation Strategies for Transmission Systems

Preferential Subject 3:

Innovating for Sustainability: Green Technologies in the Transmission Industry

As the energy landscape evolves, the transmission industry is embracing green technologies to enhance sustainability, reduce environmental impact, and support the transition to a low-carbon future. This subject explores innovative solutions and practices that contribute to a greener power transmission network.

Sub Topics

  • Eco-Friendly Insulating Fluids and Materials
  • Challenges & Mitigative Practices for RE Integration
  • Energy Storage Solutions
  • Smart Grid Technologies
  • Reduction of SF6 Emissions
  • Green Hydrogen/Green Ammonia
  • Life Cycle Assessment of Transmission Assets
  • Recycling & Circular Economy for Transmission Equipment
  • Sustainable Procurement Practices for Transmission Projects