4th Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) and Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) 2025 | Prospero Events Group | 12 October 2025 | NH Amsterdam Zuid, Van Leijenberghlaan 221, 1082 GG Amsterdam, Netherlands

This event brings together industry leaders to explore the potential of DLR technology and grid integration. Discover innovative solutions for optimizing grid efficiency, integrating renewable energy, and enhancing system reliability in the energy transmission sector.
Focused on the transformative potential of Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) and grid enhancement technologies, this event is essential for those interested in the future of renewable energy integration and grid efficiency.

Key topics include optimizing grid efficiency with real-time DLR adjustments, integrating renewable energy like wind and solar, reducing congestion costs, and enhancing grid reliability. Join industry experts, innovators, and thought leaders to discover the latest trends and solutions driving the future of sustainable energy management.

Why Now?
Amidst global efforts to decarbonize electricity systems, DLR is pivotal in enhancing grid reliability, integrating renewable energy sources, and optimizing existing infrastructure. Join us to explore how DLR and GET's technologies drive sustainable energy solutions and shape the future of power transmission.

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Who Should Attend?

Industry Focus:
• Transmission System Operators (TSOs)
• Distribution System Operators (DSOs)
• Grid Technology Providers (DLR, sensors, monitoring systems)
• Utilities & Energy Companies
• Energy Storage and Grid Flexibility Providers
• Grid Automation and Control System Vendors
• Smart Grid & Digital Infrastructure Firms
• Renewable Energy Developers (integration-focused)
• Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) firms
• Regulatory Bodies and Energy Authorities
• IoT and Sensor Technology Providers for Energy Networks
• Academic & Research Institutions (focused on grid innovation)
• Energy Data and Forecasting Solutions Companies
• Software and Digital Twin Providers for Grid Management
• Consulting Firms in Grid Planning & Optimization

Job Titles:
• Grid Operations Manager
• Transmission Network Planning Engineer
• DLR Project Lead / Specialist
• Smart Grid Innovation Manager
• Head of System Operations & Flexibility
• Senior Power Systems Engineer
• Manager – Grid Optimization & Performance
• Lead Engineer – Dynamic Line Rating Systems
• GET Solutions Manager
• Director of Grid Integration Technologies
• Head of Asset Management – Transmission
• Senior Analyst – Grid Capacity & Congestion
• Smart Infrastructure Development Lead
• Digitalization & Data Analytics Manager – Grid
• Energy Forecasting & Grid Analytics Specialist

2025 Speakers

Gernot Tuschewitzki
Engineer for Overhead Line Technology, TransnetBW GmbH

Anne van der Molen *
Senior Advisor, Stedin

Stephane Koua
O&M Engineer for Electrical Offshore Substation, RTE

Jesus Sanchez Cortes *
Senior Power System Engineer, National Energy System Operator

Sebastian Wende-Von Berg
HOD Grid Operation, Fraunhofer IEE

Benjamin Marshall
HVDC Technology Manager, The National HVDC Centre

Dr. Bálint Németh
Assistant Professor, Manager of the High Voltage Laboratory, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Benjamin Brint
Assistant Engineering Manager, SSEN Transmission

Corin Ireland
Project Engineering, National Grid

Layla Sawyer
Secretary General, Current Europe

Christoph Neumann
Senior Advisor, TenneT TSO GmbH

Eran Inbar
CEO, Prisma Photonics

Mario Turcik
Head of Separate Department of Energy Market Development, SEPS – Slovenská Elektrizačná Prenosová Sústava