Power Electronics & Energy Storage event

Program

The lecture program for Power Electronics & Energy Storage 2026 is quickly taking shape. Check this page regularly for program updates.

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Industrial Electronics

Program

Time
Limousin 3
Dexter 21 to 24
Dexter 25/26
Dexter 27/28
9:00 – 9:30
Reception
09.30 – 09.55
Limousin 3 Complex frequency-based control for adaptive frequency regulation of grid forming converters Florian Bingel – Innovation Advisor – TenneT
Keynote
10.00 – 10.25
Limousin 3 Powering Tomorrow's Systems: Trends and Challenges from Batteries to Fusion Reactors Mr. Michael Himmels – Head of Product Management at Elektro-Automatik GmbH (On behalf of CNRood)
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Dexter 21 to 24 From Heat to Noise: The Hidden Impact of Thermal Design Louis van Lommel – Würth Elektronik
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Dexter 25/26 Lecture to follow
Dexter 27/28 Robust and Interoperable Control Strategies for Grid-Forming and Grid-Following Inverter-Based Power Systems Caio Toledo Dutra Santos – University of Twente
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10.30 – 11.00
Coffee break
11.00 – 11.25
Limousin 3 Understanding the unknown, by visualizing the unknown Christoph Klie – Electronics Engineer, morEnergy (on behalf of AstrolKWX)
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Dexter 21 to 24 Thin Bondlines: The Challenge in Thermal Management of Batteries and Power Electronics. Lex van Huuksloot – Telerex
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Dexter 25/26 Redox Flow Batteries: practical DC Integration for large-scale energy storage Raul Ramon – Epic Power Converters SL, (on behalf of Elincom Electronics BV)
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Dexter 27/28 Multi-level converters and modulation techniques to mitigate common-mode currents in complex systems. Anand Iyer – University of Twente
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11.30 – 11.55
Limousin 3 Control Power Quality in BESS, PV, and EV Charging with a Digital Twin Hyteps
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Dexter 21 to 24 Computational model-free active gate driver control for SiC MOSFETs Nart Gashi – TU Eindhoven (on behalf of Electromatic)
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Dexter 25/26 lecture to follow
Dexter 27/28 When Power Devices Glow: Electroluminescence for In-Situ Junction Temperature Sensing Antonis Stathatos – TU Eindhoven
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12.00 – 12.55
Lunch Break
13.00 – 13.25
Limousin 3 Megawatt-level Charging Technology for Trucks Dr.ir. Gautham Ram – Associate Professor, Electric Mobility (Tenured), Delft University of Technology
Keynote
13.30 – 13.55
Limousin 3 Battery technologies for AGVs and AMRs: reliable power for autonomous vehicles Christian Gaugler – Field application Engineer at Varta (on behalf of Texim)
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Dexter 21 to 24 Lecture to follow
Dexter 25/26 Lecture to follow
Dexter 27/28 Reliability of GaN HEMTs in power electronics Martijn Verhoeven – Eindhoven University of Technology
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2:00 PM – 2:25 PM
Limousin 3 Lecture to follow
Dexter 21 to 24 From Power Source to Grid Emulator: The Role of Programmable AC & DC Supplies in Modern Energy Systems Erkan Sezen Field Application Engineer – EMEA TDK-Lambda (on behalf of BMF System Parts)
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Dexter 25/26 Lecture to follow
Dexter 27/28 Workshop: Grid Congestion and the Role of Power Electronics and Battery Storage Dr. PJ van Duijsen, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, DC Power Lab
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2:30 PM – 2:55 PM
Afternoon break
Dexter 27/28 Workshop: Grid Congestion and the Role of Power Electronics and Battery Storage Dr. PJ van Duijsen, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, DC Power Lab
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3:00 PM – 3:25 PM
Limounsin 3 The Ki Cordless Kitchen standard Will Ettes – Senior designer Power Electronics – Philips
Keynote
3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Networking drinks
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