Cécile Musialski

Position: Head of Public Affairss, Energy EMEA
Firma: Tesla
Land: Belgium

Cécile Musialski is a strategic business and policy leader with a proven track record in innovation and purpose-driven transformation. Currently serving as Head of Public Affairs for Tesla's Energy Division across EMEA, she brings together industrial strategy, business acumen, and regulatory insight to drive impactful change. Before joining Tesla, Cécile was Chief Commercial Officer for AGC Automotive's FeelInGlass® division, where she co-founded and built the company's automotive interior glazing business unit for Europe, successfully accomplishing the full innovation cycle, from initial proof-of-concept demonstration through to market commercialization. Prior to that, she worked as an attorney specializing in Energy and Transactional Law.

22. Juni 2026Ensuring Stability in a Declining System Inertia: Europe's Needs and Real-Life Experiences

Die internationale Fachmesse für Energiemanagement und vernetzte Energielösungen

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Sessions

Joint Session

Solar + Storage - Integrating Hybrid Assets for Grid Support and Flexibility

Montag, 22. Juni 2026, 13:00 - 14:00 Uhr

ICM München Raum 4

Bitte beachten Sie, dass alle Konferenzsessions in englischer Sprache abgehalten werden. Europe's rapid solar expansion is pushing power grids to their limits. Grid operators across the continent are now turning to co-located solar-plus-storage systems to stabilize networks, absorb excess generation and unlock new connection capacity. These projects mark a shift from asset-centric storage design to grid-integrated operation and market-based procurement. This session highlights recent 2026 initiatives that show how integrated solar-plus-storage assets can reinforce the grid by providing congestion relief, voltage and inertia support and firm capacity, thereby enabling higher renewable penetration and broader market participation. Speakers will share lessons from real-world projects demonstrating how close coordination between grid operators, developers and flexibility providers transforms solar-plus-storage systems from a balancing resource into essential grid infrastructure.