We welcome you!

to the 10th International Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop taking place in Sardinia, Italy. Engage with industry and academic experts for insightful discussions from 05–06 May 2026.

Call for Papers: Share your Expertise!

The contributions at the Workshop are mainly based on a Call for Papers, supported by invited presentations.

  • The official Call for Papers is open until 18 January 2026.
  • For details on the submission process and guidelines, click below:

SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT


Digital Proceedings

  • The digital proceedings 2025 are published on the IET Digital Library & IEEE Explore and were submitted for indexing in IET Inspec, Ei Compendex and Scopus:


Workshop Tickets

Whether you plan to attend the workshop as a presenter or a participant, you can find all the details you need on our

WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION


Benefits of Participating

By attending the workshop, you gain:

  • Direct engagement with experts experienced in hybrid power plants and systems.
  • Opportunities to discuss challenges and discover solutions tailored to your needs.
  • Networking outside of sessions with professionals from diverse fields.
  • A chance to learn about Åland’s inspiring energy transition journey.
  • The option to participate in a tutorial for deeper technical knowledge (separately bookable).
  • Regional insights during an exclusive site visit (separately bookable).

Who Should Attend?

The workshop is designed for professionals from diverse sectors, including:

  • System planners and designers
  • Operators of small systems
  • Project developers and consultants
  • Universities and research institutes
  • Regulators and NGOs
  • Technology vendors of distributed variable generation & storage technology

Whether you’re involved in designing, implementing, or researching hybrid power systems, this event is tailored
to your needs.


Background of the Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop

The International Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop, organized by Energynautics, addresses the sector’s growing need for expert dialogue and collaboration. Hybrid systems are critical in achieving a sustainable energy future by balancing renewable energy integration with reliability and efficiency.

With the rise of intermittent renewable generation, island grids and microgrids face unique challenges in maintaining balance between production and consumption. This workshop fosters solutions, strategies, and partnerships to overcome these challenges.

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