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INDIA SMART UTILITY WEEK (ISUW) Technical Papers

Call for Technical Papers Abstracts

India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2025

Last date for Abstract Submission: 16 August 2024

Abstract Submission for ISUW 2025 at following link:
https://forms.gle/F12C1inTWREcTcMd9

India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF) is pleased to invite the subject matter experts to submit the abstract for Technical Paper on below mentioned themes. The Technical Papers Presentation will be part of India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2025, an international conference and exhibition scheduled from 4-8 February 2025. For details about the event, please visit www.isuw.in

S. No*

Theme of Technical Paper

1

INDIA @ 100 in 2047: Vision for the Indian Power System

  • Net Zero Power Sector
  • Digital Technologies for Energy Transition
  • Climate Proofing the Power Systems
  • Affordable and Reliable Green Energy 24x7 for All Citizens

2

Evolving Architecture of the 21 st Century Grid with Two Way Power Flows

  • Planning And Design of Transmission Grid
  • Planning And Design of Distribution Grid with Prosumers and Electric Vehicles and Distributed Energy Resources
  • Communication Systems and Technologies for Fast Response- 1/50 OR 1/60 Seconds
  • Separate Control Bus for IT and OT Systems

3

Electric Mobility

  • North American Charging Standards (NACS)
  • MW-scale Charging Systems (MCSs
  • School Bus Electrification
  • Vehicle Grid Integration (VGI)
  • Liquid Cooling Technology for the High Power Charges (HPC)
  • Electric Highways and the Electric Grids
  • New Infrastructure Planning with Integrated EVSE
  • EVs as Virtual Power Plants (VPP)
  • Wireless Charging of EVs and Drones
  • Passenger Drones, Delivery Drones and Agricultural Drones, Charging Infrastructure for Drones
  • Battery Swapping
  • Destination (Wallbox) DC Charging
  • Robotic Charging
  • Battery-Buffered Charging
  • Off-Grid Charging
  • Mobile Charging

4

Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids

  • Learnings from Smart Grid Projects
  • Smart Microgrids for Campuses, Railway Stations, Sea Ports, Airports, Industrial Parks, Military Bases, Hotels, Hospitals, Slums and Commercial Complexes
  • Cyber Physical Security of the Critical Infrastructure
  • Standards and Interoperability of Equipment and Systems
  • Communication Solutions for Smart Grids and Smart Cities
  • Flexibility in Power Systems
  • Energy Storage Systems - Applications and Business Models
  • 250 Million Smart Meters in India – Progress and Challenges
  • Digital Tools for Management of DER
  • Emerging Technologies for RE Integration
  • Smart Inverters confirming to IEEE 1547
  • Synthetic Inertia and Grid Forming Inverters

5

Disruptive Innovations for Utilities

  • Artificial Intelligence , Machine Learning and Robotics
  • Digital Twins
  • Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Assisted Reality and Mixed Reality Technologies for the Smart Grids and Smart Cities
  • Web 3.0 and Metaverse for Utilities
  • Wearable Devices
  • Blockchain Applications for Utilities and Local Energy Markets
  • Robotic Process Automation (RPA) for Utilities
  • Digitalization, New Services and Revenue Streams
  • Voice of the Customer - What the Digital Customers Wants?
  • Customer Engagement Strategies and Social Media for Utilities - Customer Portal, Chat-bot, Voice-bot
  • 5G Rollout and its Impact for Electric Utilities

6

Smart Grids for Smart Cities

  • Common Automation and IT Layer for Smart City Infrastructure Domains
  • Unlocking the Value of Street Light Poles for Multiple Smart City Applications
  • Smart Home and Smart Appliances
  • Smart Grid as Anchor Infrastructure for Smart Cities-Integration of Utilities: Electricity, Gas and Water
  • Combined Billing and Customer Care Systems for all Utilities in a Smart City
  • Common GIS Map for all Domains in a Smart City

7

New and Emerging Technologies and Trends

  • DG Set Replacement with Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
  • Green Hydrogen - Production, Transport, Utilization; and Certification
  • District Cooling System
  • Electric Cooking
  • Grid Interactive Buildings and Campuses
  • Urban Air Mobility Systems (UAM)

8

Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems

  • 100% Renewables
  • Carbon Markets
  • Flexibility Solutions
  • Retail Competition
  • Green Power Markets
  • Ancillary Services

9

Smart Water ​

  • Smart ​Solutions for Water Production, Transmission and Distribution
  • Smart Technologies to Address India’s Urban Water Crisis

10

Smart City Gas Distribution

  • Solutions for Gas Transmission and City Gas Distribution Networks

11

Cyber Security for the Digitalized Grids

Guideline for Abstract Submission
1. To submit the Abstract for ISUW 2025, please visit the following link https://forms.gle/Xdi6uzQime1LbCck7
2. Utility Experts and Researchers on Smart Grid Technologies are Eligible to Submit Technical Papers
3. Abstract of paper: Max 250 words to be submitted with this application latest by 16 August 2024
4. Shortlisted Paper Abstracts will be announced by 30th September 2024 for Full Paper Submission
5. Full Paper: Authors of shortlisted papers will be required to submit the full paper in IEEE paper format by 5th January 2025 |Max: 6 pages / 1200 Words | (Download the format from following link: Conference-template-A4 _IEEE.doc )
6. Shortlisted Papers will be announced by 21st January 2025
7. Papers deemed purely commercial in nature will not be selected
8. For queries email us at: tp@isuw.in

Guidelines for the Submission of ISUW 2025 Technical Paper for the Selected Abstract
1. To submit your technical paper for ISUW 2025, please visit the following link: https://forms.gle/qqv152xf9s3DLC8T9
2. Full Paper: Authors of shortlisted papers will be required to submit the full paper in IEEE paper format by 15th December 2024. (Max: 6 pages / 1200 words and 10 MB word and pdf file). Download the format from the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kEZ8aOjf8DAeYE-tBzLcPx YmexWJw11/viewhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1kEZ8aOjf8DAeYE-tBzLcPx YmexWJw11/view
3. For queries email us at aashima@indiasmartgrid.org aashima@indiasmartgrid.org
4. Technical papers no. 2, 10, 40, 42, 104, 106, 114 are compiled technical papers as suggested by juries (Participants will be receiving a separate email)

 Jury Panel

Brief Profile of Jury Panel

Anjuli Chandra, Former Member, Punjab Electricity Regulatory Commission (PERC)

Anjuli Chandra, former member, Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission (PSERC), brings to the table four decades of experience in the power sector. Her areas of expertise include distribution and transmission network planning, formulating standards, devising regulatory frameworks and load forecasting. Prior to joining PSERC, Chandra was principal chief engineer at the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), where she was responsible for power survey and load forecasting, power system monitoring, project appraisal and distribution planning and development. She has also served as executive director, tariff and engineering, at the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission.

Dr. Faruk Kazi Chair of ISGF Working Group on Digital Architecture and Cyber Security Professor and Dean of Research and Development,
VJTI, Mumbai

Faruk Kazi received his Ph.D. degree from Systems & Control Engineering of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, in 2009. He is currently a Professor and Dean of Research & Development at VJTI, Mumbai, India. He works in the domain of cyber-physical systems and critical infrastructure security. His research interests include SCADA security, Industrial Control System (ICS) and Operational Technology (OT) security. He is working as Chair of WG-3 (Digital Architecture and Cyber Security) of India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF), PPP initiative of Ministry of Power, Government of India. He also works as a consultant with Tata Consulting Engineers (TCE) for Smart Grid projects. He was invited as a visiting research scholar at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, EPFL, Switzerland and Tufts University, Boston, USA. He has delivered invited talks and presented his research work at MIT USA, SUPELEC, CNRS, Paris (France), Budapest (Hungary), Florence (Italy) and Japan. He has published more than 90 research papers in various international journals & conferences. He has received project funding from ISRO, BARC, DRDO and DST for his various research projects. He has also secured project funding and in- kind support from industries like Siemens, Emerson, L &T (Electrical & Automation), L & T Infotech and CISCO for test-bed on security of cyber physical systems.

Mr. BP Singh   
Former Member
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC)

Mr. BP Singh Former Member Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) Mr. BP Singh is a graduate in Mining Engineering from Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad and has over 40 years of experience in the power & energy sector. He was a Former Member in DERC (Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission). He has issued three successive Tariff Orders for the period 2014 to 2018, being consumer friendly, were highly acclaimed at all levels. As a part of Power sector Reforms, formulated progressive Regulations on Tariff, Net Metering and Demand Side Management and Modified SOP to make it more consumer friendly. Efficacious remedy for redressal of Consumer’s Grievance has been enhanced by making the Regulations consumer friendly and initiated action for creation of legal aid cell for the benefit of the Consumer’s. Prior to taking up the assignment as Member DERC, he rose to the position of Director (Projects) in NTPC, where he additionally had also held assignments viz, Chairman, BRBCL; Chairman NTPC SCCL Global Ventures Pvt. Ltd.; whole time Director of NTPC Hydro Ltd.; BFSNL Ltd. etc. He has been part of numerous high-level committees constituted by the Government of India for formulation of Plan proposals and Policies including Energy Policy, pricing of Coal etc. He has actively participated in formulation of policies for the Regulatory Commissions under the aegis of Forum of India Regulators. He has been associated with numerous professional institutions, viz
1. “Institute Senate Member’ – Dr BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar;
2. Member of General Body & Peer Review Committee of National Institute of Rock Mechanics under Ministry of Mines,
3 Member of the Board of Construction Industry Development Council, joint council by Indian Construction industry and Planning Commission,
He had been adjudged and awarded Best Director Projects Corporate Excellence Award 2012-13 – GEOMINTECH; Awarded at Brisbane Dadari Project – awarded for project excellence in 25th IPMA World Congress at Brisbane in 2011 .

Rajesh Bansal

Mr. Rajesh Bansal
Former CEO of BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd

Rajesh Bansal started his career as Scientist in Indian Space Research Organization. Later he was involved in the development of first Single Phase Electronic Meter, in India. He has worked for various energy meter companies including DZG Germany. In 2004, he joined BSES Delhi, Reliance group, as Head of Meter Management and Energy Audit and in 2021 reached to position of CEO.

He has good exposure of world-wide metering, data usage and power distribution technology. He has shared his experience with various international meter manufacturers, Meter ASIC designers, Utilities and service providers to Utilities across the globe. He has written a series of papers about “Role of energy meters and usage of meter data”, Smart Apps – next step to data analytics, How to leverage benefits from smart grid data, validation of smart metering system, addressing utility objectives

Presently he is advising various companies and start Ups, sharing his knowledge and experience at various platform, conduct session on “Fascinating world of power distribution” regularly to enhance interest of student and young professional into core engineering. He is member of various government committees/ task force and Chairman of CBIP Metering manual committee

Mr. Reji Kumar Pillai,
President - ISGF,
Chairman - GSGF

Reji is the President of India Smart Grid Forum (www.indiasmartgrid.org) since its inception in 2011 and is also the Chairman of Global Smart Energy Federation since November 2016. He an internationally renowned expert with nearly four decades of experience in the electricity sector in diverse functions covering the entire value chain and across continents. He is spearheading a mission to leverage technology to transform the electric grids and provide clean and reliable electricity to every citizen 24x7 at affordable cost. He is actively advocating for the “Right to Electricity Act” that will ensure lifeline supply of electricity to all; and also advocating for a “Right to Sleep Act” to provide climate controlled sleeping pods in low income communities. Reji has played pivotal role in several ground breaking initiatives related to renewable energy, electric grid modernization, electric mobility, energy storage and digitalization in India during the past two decades. His current areas of research and work spans: Grid Integrated Vehicles, District Cooling Systems, Electric Cooking, Smart Grids as Anchor Infrastructure for Smart Cities, Grid Interactive Buildings and Campuses; Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Blockchain, Web 3.0 and Metaverse Applications for Utilities; Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Systems and the Future of Transportation; and Interconnection of Regional Grids in Asia - ASEAN, SAARC and GCC grids. In November 2016, Reji was unanimously elected as Chairman of Global Smart Grid Federation, now renamed as Global Smart Energy Federation (GSEF), a global umbrella organization of smart energy associations and utilities from 16 countries and the European Union headquartered in Washington DC, USA. Reji is also an advisor to Arab Renewable Energy Commission (AREC) since 2017; and work closely with the Association of Power Utilities in Africa (APUA) and International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN). As an entrepreneur, Reji has built successful enterprises in India and overseas and exited them. He has studied Engineering, Finace, Management and Law; worked with NTPC and IBM and has been senior consultant with ADB, World Bank and USAID. A recognized thought leader in renewable energy, smart grid technologies, smart cities and electric mobility, Reji is a popular key-note speaker at international symposiums and conferences. He has also contributed to several articles, books, research reports and white papers on variety of topics.

Top 24 - ISUW 2025 Technical Paper Selected for Presentation
SL. Theme Paper Title Presenter Organization
1 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Object-based classification for vegetation encroachment analysis and change detection in greater noida for electrical network planning and utility management Vikas Gupta Noida Power Company Limited
2 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities SVM and DWT based Detection and Classification of Microgrid Faults using Single Point Measurement Sumangal Bhau Abacus Institute of Engineering and Management
3 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Unlocking the Intelligent Utility with Generative AI Dheeraj Gangadhar Accenture
4 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities A CIM Based Network Model Management Najda VM TNEI India Services Limited
5 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Governance Frameworks for GenAI in Sustainable Utility Management: An ESG Perspective Priyanshu Agrawal Cognizant
6 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Robotics Process Automation for Master Data Integration Anil Kumar Ojha TPWODL
7 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Application of digital twins for the low-voltage electricity grid--Challenges and opportunities of Distribution Grid Analytics in India Ajit Kumar Singh The Energy & Resources Institute
8 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Disruptive Innovations for Utilities: Digitalization, New Services and Revenue Streams : Evolution of Substation Automation System Tushar Kant TP Central Odisha Distribution Ltd.
9 Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems Framework for Indian Carbon Markets Purnima M Gupta Central Electricity Authority
10 Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems Enhancing Regional Energy Cooperation in South Asia: Lessons from Success Stories and the Need for a Unified Regulatory Framework Maitreyi Karthik RTI International (USAID Implementation partner)
11 Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems Regulatory Framework for Ancillary Services in Evolving Smart Energy Systems Challenges and Strategic Solutions Gufran Basit Siemens Technology and Services
12 Electric Mobility Effect of vehicle dynamics on Performance of Electric Vehicle Minal Rade D.Y. Patil College of Engineering
13 Electric Mobility Opportunity For Battery Swapping In India Eshwar Pislakar Blue Energy Commercial Vehicle Limited
14 Electric Mobility Advanced Modulation Techniques for Multilevel Inverters in Vehicle-to-Grid Applications Nasreen Banu Mansoori Silver Oak University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
15 Electric Mobility Strategic Charging Demand Management of Electric Buses: A Case Study on Urban Decarbonization Mahavir Singh The Energy and Resources Institute
16 Electric Mobility Harnessing Drone Technology to Transforming India's Future in Mobility Sanjay Singh Rawat Accenture Ltd.
17 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Improving Frequency Regulation and Reliability in Renewable Energy Based Distribution Networks through Advanced Inertia Control and Optimized Fault Passage Indicators (FPIs) Aditya Kumar Pati PSCC, TPWODL, BURLA
18 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Estimation of Most Probable Root cause using Digital tools for Inverter Dominated Power Grid Sarthak Dash GE Vernova
19 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Integrated Bespoke Outage Management System: Effective solution for Indian Power Utilities to address Customer Power Failure Grievance Birendra Choudhary Noida Power Company Limited
20 India@100 in 2047: Vision for the Indian Power System IEEE 2800 Complied Power Hardware- in-the-Loop (PHIL) Setup for Analyzing PV Plant's Behaviour in Power Systems Sarasij Das Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
21 India@100 in 2047: Vision for the Indian Power System Generation Planning Analysis in India's Evolving Policy Landscape: A Case Study of Uttar Pradesh Sairam Thandra Centre for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (CSTEP)
22 Smart Grids for Smart Cities Integrated Modelling for Sustainable Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Planning, Resource Adequacy, and Green Hydrogen & Ammonia Supply in India Aditya Narang Energy Exemplar
23 Smart Grids for Smart Cities The Role of Decentralized Energy Communities in Supporting Telecom Infrastructure Jagruti Thakur KTH Royal Institute of Technology
24 New and Emerging Technologies and Trends Exploring Renewable Energy Dynamics in Power Grids Through Synchrophasor Technology Aman Gautam Grid India

Top 44 - ISUW 2025 Technical Paper Selected for Publication
S No. Theme Title of Technical Paper Technical Paper Author Organization
1 Evolving Architecture of the 21st Century Grid with Two Way Power Flows Dual VRF Network Design for Grid IT Offices Swagat Naryan Mohanty TP Western Odisha Company Limited
2 Evolving Architecture of the 21st Century Grid with Two Way Power Flows Implementing Resource Adequacy Framework using PLEXOS for DISCOMs in India Aumkar V Borgaonkar Energy Exemplar India Pvt Ltd
3 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Leveraging AI in Power Portfolio Optimization Trusha Biswas TATA Power Company Limited
4 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Real time monitoring of Distribution transformer (IoT & Smart meter Interface through cloud server) J. Durairaj TP Western Odisha Distribution limited
5 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Public Sentiment Analysis on Power Distribution: Leveraging Advanced Machine Learning Tajveer Tyagi Noida Power Company Ltd
6 Smart Grids for Smart Cities Consumer to Prosumer to Flexumer: Shifting paradigm Prakhar Chaudhary Cognizant Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
7 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Redundant Communication for Unmanned Grids Swagat Naryan Mohanty TP Western Odisha Company Limited
8 Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems Advancing Decarbonization in India's Power Sector through Green Electricity Markets Shivam Puri NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd
9 Regulations for the Evolving Smart Energy Systems Tariff rationalization as a key electricity distribution reform Raman Garg REC Ltd
10 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Multi-directional Integration of EGIS with other IT/OT Systems Manish Kumar Sharma TP Western Odisha Distribution Ltd.
11 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Dynamic Islanding Readiness Scheme for Enhanced Power System Stability Anil Kr Vedula The Tata Power Company Limited
12 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Optimization of a Hybrid plant with Wind, Solar and Battery system for Round the Clock Power -- a Case Study Sunil Pritam GE VERNOVA (Consulting Services)
13 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Flex-Xplore Solution: A Digital Solution Sagar Verma Cognizant Technology Solutions
14 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities AI ML Enabled Asset Digital Twin - Enhancing Asset Management Techniques Sayli Gaikwad/Aashutosh Soni Cognizant Technology Solutions
15 Smart Grids for Smart Cities Managing Utilities Smartly in a Smart Building Moreshwar Salpekar Sevya Multimedia Pvt. Ltd
16 Smart Grids for Smart Cities Combined Billing and Customer Care Systems for All Utilities in a Smart City Rohit Satghare Accenture
17 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Smart Metering Operations Center: Setting the Foundation of a Smart Grid Hem Thukral Abu Dhabi Distribution Company
18 Evolving Architecture of the 21st Century Grid with Two Way Power Flows Optimizing Distribution Networks: A software Based Approach for Network Modelling and Reactive Component Studies Swapnil Rao TATA Power Company Limited
19 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Reimagine the Utilities Customer Experience by harnessing the power of Generative AI Kumar Mayank Cognizant Technology Solutions
20 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Smart Cities for a Sustainable Future: Leveraging Grid-Interactive Buildings and Smart Street Lighting Manan Pathak Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (GERMI)
21 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Imperatives for transitioning from Advanced DMS to DERMS (Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems) Mohan Singh Noida Power Company Limited
22 Evolving Architecture of the 21st Century Grid with Two Way Power Flows Importance of Transmission Network Planning for Effective Renewable Energy Integration: A case Study of Rajasthan Harikrishhna KV Centre for Study of Science, Technology and Policy CSTEP
23 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Smart Way of Consumer Indexing Ganesh Mane TP Western Odisha Company Limited
24 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Smart Energy Management - The Role of AIoT in Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings Aashutosh Soni Cognizant
25 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Enhancing Utility Customer Engagement through Digital Tools Gufran Basit Siemens Technology and Services
26 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Voice of the Customer - What the Digital Customers Want? Aditya Dutt Mishra Accenture
27 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Utilities Agent Assist Jessica Shah Accenture
28 Smart Grids for Smart Cities Leveraging GIS-Enabled Intelligent Energy Management Systems for Optimized Smart Grid Sion Dutta Cognizant Technology Solutions, Pune, India
29 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Advancing Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) in India: Insights from the USA and Path Forward Abhishek Kr Singh Accenture
30 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Assessing Feasibility of BESS as a Sustainable Replacement for Diesel Generators Aditya Dutt Mishra Accenture
31 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Criteria for a Typical Resource Adequacy & Generation Expansion Planning at Regional Level Suramya Dwivedi GE Vernova Consulting Services - GERETPL
32 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Smart Grid Evolution Covering Data Communication Need Related Studies And Smart Grid Applications For Transmission Utilities Amit R. Kulkarni MAHATRANSCO
33 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Energy Storage: Applications and Business Models Adesh Golash BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd
34 Smart Water Smart Solutions for Water Production, Transmission and Distribution Abhjit Panda Cognizant
35 Smart Water Using Smart Water Techniques to reuse water for cleaning and washing to alleviate water shortage problems in Urban and Communities Srinivasa Murthy Lolla Bio Electrical & Energy systems
36 New and Emerging Technology and Trends Generative AI for Smarter In-House Automation Yogender Kumar Noida Power Company Limited
37 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Mitigating Default Risks in Utility Payments: A Predictive Analytics Framework with Machine learning Tajveer Tyagi Noida Power Company Limited
38 Disruptive Innovations for Utilities Assessment of Commercial Feasibility for New Electricity Connections: Leveraging AI -- Fuzzy Search, Phonetic Matching with SAP Integrations Vivek Kumar Choubey Noida Power Company Limited
39 Smart Water Smart Technologies to Address India's Urban Water Crisis Anisha Vyas Accenture
40 Cyber Security Enhancing Cybersecurity in Digitalized Grids through the Implementation of Secure R-GOOSE Protocols Supratik Pathak GE Vernova
41 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Smart Microgrids for Campuses etc. Surendra P Sharma NTPC Ltd.
42 Electric Mobility Predictive Modelling and Detection of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure using household data and Grid Optimization Shishir Shekar Landis+Gyr
43 Foundational Blocks for Smart Grids Unified HES and MDMS for Multiple OEMs Smart Meters Anil Kumar Ojha TPWODL
44 Electric Mobility EVs as Virtual Power Plants (VPP) Somdeb Bhattacharya Accenture

Year

Title

Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

Published Compendium

Published Technical Papers

2023

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2023

2023 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

Compendium of Technical Papers India Smart Utility Week 2023

2023 Published Technical Paper

2022

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2022

2022 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

Compendium of Technical Papers India Smart Utility Week 2022

2022 Published Technical Paper

2021

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2021

2021 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

ISUW 2021 Technical Papers Proceedings of the 7th International Conference and Exhibition on Smart Energy and Smart Mobility for Smart Cities - https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-16-8727-3

2021 Published Technical Paper

2020

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2020

2020 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

ISUW 2020 Proceedings of the 6th International Conference and Exhibition on Smart Grids and Smart Cities - https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-16-9008-2

2020 Published Technical Paper

2019

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2019

2019 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

ISUW 2019 Proceedings of the 5th International Conference and Exhibition on Smart Grids and Smart Cities by Springer Journal - https://link.springer.c om/book/10.1007/97 8-981-16-1299-2

2019 Published Technical Paper

2018

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2018

2018 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

isuw 2018 Compendium of Technical Papers by Springer Journal - https://link.springer.c om/book/10.1007%2 F978-981-32-9119-5

2018 Published Technical Paper

2017

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2017

2017 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

isuw 2017: Compendium of Technical Papers BY SPRINGER JOURNAL - https://link.springer.c om/book/10.1007/97 8-981-10-8249-8

2017 Published Technical Paper

2016

TECHNICAL PAPERS – ISUW 2016

2016 Shortlisted Papers for Presentation and Publication

Compendium of Technical Papers India Smart Utility Week 2016

2016 Published Technical Paper

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