Event

Meet Tractebel at CIGRE Paris Session 2026

  • Transmission & Distribution
  • Backup Power Systems
  • Power Systems
Published on 30 July 2026

From 23 to 28 August, Tractebel will participate in the CIGRE Paris Session 2026, the leading global event for power systems and transmission & distribution (T&D).

With projects across France, Belgium, the UK, Romania, South Africa, Latin America, India, and the Middle East, our T&D and Power System teams bring together international expertise to support Transmission & Distribution System Operators, industries, data centres, cross-border grid interconnections, and project developers and investors.

Meet our experts

Meet our experts at the Tractebel booth (A179) and join the discussion on the future of power systems.

 

Workshop: on 26 August at 10:00 (room 124), Tractebel will organise a technical workshop during which our experts will share practical solutions to help power systems adapt to the challenges of the energy transition:

  • Donia Mhedhbi, Protection Expert
    Incident Analysis Guideline for Protection Systems in Transmission and Industrial Networks: a structured approach to analysing protection-related incidents, identifying root causes and improving system reliability through real-world case studies.
  • Dimitri Nesterov, Senior Power System Expert
    HVDC-WISE: Accelerating Renewable Integration through Reliable and Resilient Grid Technologies: discover how innovative HVDC grid architectures and planning tools can support Europe’s energy transition.
  • Iskender Yesil, Domain Engineer
    ODIN – Offshore Digitalisation and Hybrid Energy Integration: learn how the ODIN project is exploring new offshore grid concepts, technologies and network services to accelerate offshore wind deployment and strengthen system reliability.

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Co-creating Tomorrow’s Grids

CIGRE Paris also offers a unique opportunity for our experts to exchange ideas with their peers, build strategic partnerships, and actively contribute to technical working groups. Together, we are accelerating the deployment of more resilient, interconnected, and low-carbon power grids.