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On Long-Term Planning & Implementation
of Smart Distribution Grids

Why Do We Need a New Approach to Planning Smart Distribution Grids?

Smart Distribution Grids Powering the Energy Transition

"Confidence to invest in distribution grids requires reliable and supportive legal and institutional conditions for a long-term planning horizon"

Message 1, ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial

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"Planning of medium- and low-voltage grids demands broader coordination across key actors in the energy sector. This would facilitate de-risking the upfront investments for lasting and efficient smart grid infrastructures."

Message 2, ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial

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"Long-term planning must be adapted to the new complex realities, shifting from traditional master plan approaches to forward-looking, agile, and scenario-based approaches." 

Message 3, ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial

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"Policymakers should ensure the availability of sufficient knowledge and data infrastructure to support agile planning and resilient operations. This includes building a knowledge base for smart grid planning and promoting data sharing."

Message 4, ISGAN Policy Brief to the Clean Energy Ministerial

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