Summary of DynPOWER 2025
The ninth edition of the international workshop took place successfully on Tuesday, 9 September in Terna SpA in Rome, Italy. The event offered to the participants high quality presentations that covered topics spanning the synchronization of the Baltic states with Continental Europe, data driven and AI approaches for voltage regulation and dynamic security assessment, respectively as well as a BESS grid forming demonstration and the current challenges on synchronized measurements.
We were accompanied for 47 people that travelled from different parts of Europe to attend the event in Rome and for many other colleagues from more than 60 different countries that followed the event through the online platform.
The organizing committee of DynPOWER would like to thank the speakers that contributed with a presentation, to the persons that travelled to Rome to attend the workshop in person, and to all professionals that followed the event from their home country despite the severe differences in time-zones. Thanks to our followers for making DynPOWER 2025 a successful event once again.
Special thanks to Terna SpA and particularly to all the local team involved in the organization for their support, hospitality and dedication in the organization of this workshop.
We are looking forward to welcome you again in 2026 but this time back in Switzerland, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of this event that brings together the dynamic stability community.
Testimonials
After the event we conducted a satisfactory survey among participants and here are some feedback received from the persons attending DynPOWER 2025.
Access to Presenter's Material
- Antons Kutjuns, AST, Riga, Latvia
“Baltic Power Systems Synchronisation with Continental Europe”
Link to Antons Kutjuns slides (PDF 1.94 MB) - Walter Sattinger, independent power system expert, Switzerland
“Power system stability during energy transition”
Link to Walter Sattinger slides (PDF 2.35 MB) - Giorgio Maria Giannuzzi and Paolo Di Gloria, Terna, Italy
"Innovative approach to Secondary Voltage Regulation: data-driven MPC application on the Italian Transmission Network"
Link to Giorgio Maria Giannuzzi and Paolo Di Gloria slides (PDF 2.13 MB) - Alfredo Vaccaro - University of Sannio, Italy
"AI-enabled Data-driven tools for Dynamic Security Analysis of Power Transmission Systems"
Link to Alfredo Vaccaro slides (PDF 2.03 MB) - William Nordberg, Svenska kraftnät, Sweden
“Impacts of OLTC Blocking on Voltage Collapse”
Link to William Nordberg slides (PDF 5.32 MB) - Andrea Pomarico - Department of Energy, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
"Data-driven and Machine Learning Methods for Power System Stability: From Theoretical Foundations to Real-World Deployment"
Link to Andrea Pomarico slides (PDF 3.66 MB) - Luca Orrù and Giuseppe Lisciandrello, Terna, Italy
"BESS Grid Forming demonstrator: experimentation in the Sardinia Storage Lab of Terna"
Link to Luca Orrù and Giuseppe Lisciandrello slides (PDF 2.61 MB) - Paolo Pegoraro, University of Cagliari, Italy
“Synchronized measurements and power system dynamics: challenges and perspectives”
Link to Paolo Pegoraro slides (PDF 2.13 MB)