Webinar
and its Application to Flexibility Pilot Projects
How field-proven AI tools are helping operators prepare for the new flexibility-driven grid
Next 13th November at 17.00 (CET), we invite you to join our webinar, led by Luis María Zamarreño and Jose Luis Marin, experts in intelligent software applications for power networks with over 20 years of experience.
In this session, we will explore how mature AI tools that “know” how to operate like human operators—developed and validated in the Control Room for over two decades—are applied to support both real-time operators and operation planners in preparing for the new regulatory frameworks around flexibility.
- 13/11/2025
- 17h
- Online
- José Luís Marin and Luis M. Zamarreño
Webinar
AI for Network Operation
We will share some of our recent work (now piloting at a large utility in Spain), where these tools are helping simulate and evaluate possible operational policies under upcoming flexibility requirements. On the one hand this allows operators to anticipate new challenges and make better decisions faster; on the other, it provides operation planners with essential feedback that they need to relay to the regulators, now that new market rules and grid codes are being designed to enable grid flexibility––this is actually the key objective of the S2F pilot projects now running in Spain.
Gathering reliable statistics about how the operators would use new flexibility resources (batteries, demand response, etc.) in future operational scenarios is vital for the design of new markets and new grid codes, and this in turn requires simulating a large number of both representative and less-frequent-but-dangerous extreme cases, and see how the operator would solve them. In this regard, our focus is on showing how long and complex operational studies can be accelerated using our technology. Instead of sampling a few (hopefully) representative cases and solving them by hand in a simulator, our algorithms allow operation analysts to explore and automatically solve vast amounts of scenarios.
Why to attend?
We will explore real-world use cases and the benefits when experimenting with new operational strategies in flexibility pilot projects, in terms of automating the studies over more extensive scenarios. By the end of the session, you will have a clear understanding of how these technologies can enhance grid reliability and prepare your company for the future of energy.
About us
We are AIA
Since 1988, Grupo AIA has been developing innovative software solutions based on algorithms derived from the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Theoretical Physics, and Applied Mathematics.
We are pioneers in the custom development of intelligent and advanced software products, catering to a wide range of industries and business cases.
Speaker
Jose Luis Marin Español
Specialist at the intersection of business, data science, and technology, with experience in product and R&D management. Has led technical teams and projects across sectors such as Energy, Banking, Telecommunications, and Logistics, as well as contributing to tech initiatives for NASA and patent management. With a strategic mindset, translates technological potential into business impact, facilitating the adoption of data-driven solutions and ensuring their operational implementation.
Director | Business-savvy techie | Data Science & Engineering | IT-Ops, ML-Ops | Cloud | HPC | Data-driven, AI-based Digital Transformation | Innovation
Speaker
Luis M. Zamarreño García
Expert in the design, development and management of software for power systems analysis. Leading role in the building, deployment and evolution of the AIA AGORA product for real time network analysis and automated operation. Member of the PowSyBl technical steering committee, a Linux Foundation Energy project.
AIA Knowledge
What will you learn in this webinar?
Who is this webinar for?
If you are part of the energy sector and involved in grid operation, planning, or innovation, this webinar is for you. You will discover:
How model-based AI and advanced simulation are revolutionizing real-time decision-making and operational planning.
The key operational challenges power grids face when integrating renewable energy—and how to tackle them.
The role of pilot projects in safe experimentation and the development of new operational strategies that take advantage of new flexibility resources.
Future perspectives: how intelligent tools for Operations can enhance the efficiency and reliability of power grids in the coming years.
Webinar
AI for network operation and its application
