Hasnain Salman

Position: Project Engineer
Firma: a2a Life Company
Land: Italien

Hasnain Salman is a Project Energy Engineer based in Milan, working on the integration of flexibility and advanced grid services within electricity distribution networks. With a background in Mechanical Engineering and a Master's degree in Energy Engineering, his work focuses on the grid integration of EVs, flexibility markets, and system resilience. He is currently involved in EU funded initiatives and local flexibility pilots, including the MiNDFlex project in Milan. His experience spans energy systems engineering, smart grids, and electro mechanical building design across Europe, the Middle East, and India.

22. Juni 2026Limiting Congestion and Grid Reinforcement, Enabling Renewables: The 2026 Mindflex (Unareti Pilot Poject)

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.