We welcome you!
to the 9th International Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop on the Åland Islands, Finland. Engage with industry and academic experts at the Alandica Congress Center for insightful discussions from 03–04 June 2025.
Presentations & Contributions at the Workshop
The contributions at the Workshop are mainly based on a Call for Papers, supported by invited presentations.
- The official Call for Papers has started and you can submit your abstract until 15 January 2025.
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- You will also get free access to the videos of the Keynote and Closing Sessions of the 2024 Workshop.
Why the Åland Islands?
The Åland Islands form an autonomous and demilitarized region of Finland, consisting of over 6,700 islands located in the Baltic Sea, between mainland Finland and Sweden. With a population of approximately 30,000 residents, the region’s economy revolves around shipping, tourism, and small-scale industries, alongside a notable focus on sustainable development.
- Find out more about the current status of renewable energies on the Åland Islands
Focus of the Workshop
One challenge of island grids and micro-grids is to maintain the balance between production and consumption. Diesel generators are still frequently used for this task. Due to the unavoidable dependence on fuel price and delivery options, and the environmental impact, alternatives are being sought. Wind and solar power are independent of imported fuels and environmentally friendly, and therefore the logical choice for island and micro-grids. However, these renewable energies are dependent on variable resource availability; hence their maximum production capacity is subject to natural fluctuations. It is therefore important to develop strategies for how to align production and consumption in the best possible way and to find the perfect combination of conventional and renewable energy.
The 9th International Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop offers a prime opportunity to discuss the future of hybrid power systems. Participants will look at applications in a variety of locations and operating environments with a focus on system design, operating experience, business models, economics, and implementation issues.
Until its 6th edition, the important topic of Hybrid Power Plants had become increasingly present at the Hybrid Power Systems Workshop. It has been represented with a long list of topics in the Call for Papers as well as with dedicated sessions in the event agenda. To make it even clearer that Hybrid Power Plants have found their permanent place in this workshop the event has been renamed in 2023 to Hybrid Power Plants & Systems Workshop.
We are convinced that the two topics complement each other well, as similar issues are addressed, especially in the area of control systems.
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