Grid-forming (GFM) technology is rapidly moving from a specialist ‘nice-to-have’ solution to a baseline expectation in many markets as power systems shift toward inverter-dominated generation. For project developers, that change impacts everything from early-stage feasibility and interconnection strategy to EPC specification, commissioning, and long-term operational performance. In this on demand webinar, Ben Braun (Fluence) and Till Stehr (Modo Energy) translate the rapid evolution of GFM requirements in Europe and beyond into practical guidance you can apply to your next pipeline decision, turning compliance into opportunity.
During the video, you will hear about:
The different GFM requirements across Europe and globally The different grid-forming markets across Europe – from mandatory markets to commercial opportunities i.e. Germany and GB (To compensate or to compel?)
The business case for grid-forming and how to monetize your GFM project –What does Grid-forming mean for revenue stacking options
How long-term inertia revenue can push marginal projects over the financing line, and what investment committees need to consider when evaluating grid-forming projects
Five project layers that need to align for your battery-based energy storage system to become a grid-forming plant
What customers should be looking to assess when evaluating grid-forming capability (discussing inverter capability and potential de-rating etc) How regulators can make GFM more attractive for market participants and, more…
