Final Program

23rd IERE General Meeting and Singapore Forum

Accelerating the Carbon-Neutral Energy Transition
for Industry and Territories
In-Person Event

Marina Bay, Singapore

Singapore
November 21–24, 2023
Organized by ENGIE and IEREMessage from IERE Chair
I invite you all to the IERE Singapore Forum which will take place between November 21 and 24,
2023. Co-hosted by ENGIE, the forum’s theme is “Accelerating the Carbon-Neutral Energy
Transition for Industry and Territories”.
Even though world political and economic conditions are increasingly difficult and unforeseeable,
we need to accelerate our efforts to achieve carbon neutrality as fast as possible. Renewable energy
is key to the solution. However, we must consider challenges such as intermittent power generation,
limitations to control, and the discrepancy between where people live and where renewable energy
is abundantly available at a low cost. For these reasons, we need to develop a wide array ofsolutions, including the use of green hydrogen, CCS, energy storage, transmission systemenhancements, and innovation in power systems and demand-side control. In addition to thesetechnical matters, we have to consider economic, social and environmental aspects.
The situation differs from country to country, requiring specific approaches. That is why experts
across the world need to cooperate and exchange information and insights. In this forum, we foster
discussion among attendees and provide ample time for debate during presentations, Q&A
sessions, and breakout sessions. I invite you to join this worldwide discussion.
During the forum, you can also join the 23rd IERE General Meeting where we present and discuss
IERE’s activities of the past year. Special attention will be given to the new IERE “Technology
Foresight 2023” report, which discusses the technologies that IERE believes will have the biggest
impact on electric power industries around the year 2030. The report also outlines the current stateof these technologies.
Singapore is a unique business hub in Asia where people from various countries gather,communicate and cooperate. It is therefore a great place for this forum and general meeting. I
firmly believe that the event will be fruitful to all of you as it will help to promote the path tocarbon neutrality.
Finally, I would like to express my deepest gratitude and appreciation to ENGIE for co-hostingand organizing this IERE General Meeting and Singapore Forum.
I am looking forward to meeting and discussing with you in Singapore.

MINO Yoshiaki
IERE ChairCRIEPI, Japan1

Message from ENGIE
Accelerating the ‘and’ of the carbon neutral energy transition

The interesting thing about energy discussions is that one does not need to have expertise in thefield to have a strong opinion. Reason of course is that energy is so present in our daily lives; andin fact is critical to society. Energy enables a high quality of life and if properly done, makes
humans healthy, wealthy and free. In fact, it enables our access to clean water and healthy food aswell. In many of these entertaining energy discussions, people seem to dominantly think in
opposing ideas: nuclear or gas turbines to complement intermittent renewable electricity
production, electricity or gas to produce heat, Li-ion batteries or Redox flow batteries for gridstabilisation, electricity or hydrogen mobility, biogas or synthetic natural gas. At ENGIE webelieve these discussions should no longer oppose technologies but focus on where and how thesetechnologies can complement each other. Moreover, the time for acceleration on all thesetechnologies has come if we want to reach our ambitious climate targets of staying well below 2
degrees.
One of the most famous discussions is whether in the future, mobility will use electricity,hydrogen, biogas or synthetic gaseous or liquid hydrocarbons as its fuel? The question already
implies one would have to make choice whereas a more correct question would rather be: where
will in the future, mobility be fueled using electricity, hydrogen, biogas or synthetic hydrocarbons?
Another interesting ‘OR’ debate is whether we should electrify or gasify our industry as wemove towards a carbon neutral world. At ENGIE we believe we should do both and both
simultaneously. Electricity has some important advantages over gas and turning electricity into
gas reduces efficiency and increases costs. However, we may need to pay this price to make energy
storable over longer periods or make it more energy dense to transport and use existing transport
and usage infrastructure. In fact, when introducing technologies such as P2G (Power to Gas) and
P2G2P (Power to Gas to Power), the distinction between electricity and gas becomes very small
and both are easily converted back and forth. So as such the discussion whether we should electrify
or gasify makes little sense since we need to accelerate on both!
Finally, it remains difficult to predict the possible impact of game changing technologies, that will
for sure pop up in the coming years, will have on the zero-carbon energy transition. Engie iscommitted to co-develop these emerging technologies using pilots and demos with partners to
help the much needed acceleration. Apart from the environmental and economic aspects of newtechnologies, the support of the citizens is crucial. The social acceptance and consequent adoptionof new technologies will (co-)determine whether a technology will breakthrough. The energy
transition will therefore be an ‘AND’ story along two axes: (i) we will need many emerging‘sustainable’ technologies; there is not one that has the potential to overcome the challenge
alone and (ii) the challenge is too large to overcome alone as a person/company/sector, we must
collaborate. Join us in our journey to accelerate towards a carbon neutral energy transition.

Jan MERTENS
Chief Science Officer
ENGIE

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Accelerating the Carbon-Neutral Energy Transition
for Industry and Territories
About the theme
Energy enables a high quality of life and if properly done, makes humans healthy, wealthy andfree. In fact, it enables our access to clean water, healthy food and transport as well.
Today, the global energy sector is strongly relying on fossil-based energy. But energy transition isa pathway toward transformation to net zero-carbon emissions by the second half of this century.
At its heart is the need to reduce energy-related CO2 emissions to limit climate change. Renewableenergy and energy efficiency measures can potentially achieve 90% of the required carbon
reductions (IRENA, 2020).
However not only do these renewable solutions have to answer 3 effectiveness requirements:
economical, social and environmental; there is also a discrepancy between where people live andwhere cheap abundant renewable energy is available. In addition, the intermittency of renewables
has to be taken into account.
It is therefore without a doubt that when switching to a net zero-carbon emission world, enormous
amounts of renewable energy will need to be transported. High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC)
electricity transmission lines will be a part of the solution but as distance increases, other transportmodes will come in play. Converting the electricity into an energy carrier such as hydrogen,ammonia or synthetic hydrocarbons will be required.
As for the intermittency, the development of information and data management technologies
should ensure that the ensemble operates in a stable and reliable manner. Demand side
management systems must ensure that the supply and demand of energy match and storage
solutions will play in crucial role in this.

Who should attend?
The Forum is intended for experts involved in the selected themes, from IERE members and nonmembers, as well as all those interested in the evolution of the energy transition and the technology
development and business development opportunities associated to this evolution. ENGIE & IERE
will invite prominent speakers for keynote speeches.

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Schedule Outline:
Tuesday

November 21, 2023

Wednesday November 22, 2023

Registration and Welcome Reception (In the evening)
23rd IERE GM & Singapore Forum (Day 1),
Official DinnerThursday

November 23, 2023

23rd IERE GM & Singapore Forum (Day 2),
Social Event (Optional)

FridayNovember 24, 2023

Technical Tour (Optional)

Program and Session Themes
Session structure and speakers may be subject to change according to the submission ofcontributions.

November 21, 2023
Registration and Welcome Reception
November 22, 2023
Plenary Session – WHAT
Opening Address:

IERE Chair

Welcome Speech:

ENGIE

Plenary Session – HOW in APAC
Government’s Point of View for Singapore
Innovations in APAC
ENGIE's Ambition in APACSHARE & PULL Workshops
Session A
Theme: Making Business Out of It
Entering new segmenting markets can be complex especially in a moving and accelerating
context. How does one bring the different actors together?
Potential topics include:••

Multi-OEMs projects and REX (Return of Experience)
Venturing projects and REX
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Industrial symbiosis set-up and approach
R&D funded projects (National, Regional, , ...) and approach
Entering new segmenting markets (Asian, African, European, Residential,
Centralized, Decentralized, Aggregation...)...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation

Session B
Theme: Regulatory & Public AcceptanceBy-in of Regulatory and Public are becoming crucial to winning projects.
Potential topics include:
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The evolution of regulatory issues
Integration of public dialogue in new projects (REX)
Projects involving grid authonomy : Local Energy Communities, Community
ventures, etc. (REX)
Projects with Crowd funding (REX)
Projects with new requirements and contraints : e.g. LCA, hand-print etc.
Best practices to enable co-funded projects (national, regional, etc.)...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation
Theme: How to Accelerate Learning by Doing?
Derisking of new technologies (from Renewables to e-fuels), through piloting anddemonstrating, is crucial for the acceleration of our carbon neutral Energy Transition.
Potential topics include:
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Technologies overviews/panoramas/roadmaps
Carbon neutral projects (low/medium TRLs)
Industrial Carbon Neutral projects
Co-development of technology / technology de-risking (with or without
technology developers)...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation

Session C
Theme: Green Molecules
Technologies overview or specific projects case studies.
Potential topics include:•

Direct Air Capture
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CCU
CCS
E-fuels
Hydrogen production
CO2 logistics
Long distance transport of Energy (using molecules such as H2, NH3, Methanol,
Methane, ...)
Green mobility (electric, green molecules, …) for personal mobility but also forshipping, aviation, heavy duty, ....
...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation

November 23, 2023
Plenary Session – IERE General Meeting
The report of IERE activities by IERE Chair and IERE Central Office
The report of IERE R&D Projects
The report of IERE Technology Foresight 2023

Plenary Session – Technologies of the Future
Emerging trends around carbon capture technologies
Development of innovative and environment-friendly solutions for the treatment and recycling ofcomponents in the transition to net-zero

Plenary Session – Special Lecture
Geo-political changes over the last decades resulting in systemic consequences for electricity
utilities

SHARE & PULL Workshops
Session D
Theme: Transversal Enablers
On top of the technology itself there is a growing need for transversal enablers.
Potential topics include:
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Critical materials, recycling, etc. in Projects
Digital and/or Data mining in Projects
Management of expertise within companies
Smart-Grid / Energy Management systems in Projects
Management of expertise in Projects
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REX Methods establishment in Projects
Risk management & appetite in Projects...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation
Theme: Circularity & Energy Efficiency
Technologies overview or specific projects case studies.
Potential topics include:
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Circularity of assets (wind/solar/other...)Circularity in industrial processes
Heating & Cooling technologies
District Heating & Cooling
Heat pumps
SWAC
Retrofit with Led-lighting...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation

Session E
Theme: Renewable Energy & Electrification
Technologies overview or specific projects case studies.
Potential topics include:
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Green mobility (electric, green molecules, …) for personal mobility but also forshipping, aviation, heavy duty, …
Floating PV
Floating Wind
Agri-PV
Industrial heat...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation
Theme: Flexibility of the Energy System
Technologies overview or specific projects case studies.
Potential topics include:••••

Grid Scale Electricity Storage including and beyond Lithium Ion
New storage technologies including heat/cold
EMS
Green fuel combustion in thermal units
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Thermal storage
Virtual Power Plant
Hybridization...

+ Question and Answer session after each presentation

Closing Remarks
Social Event (Optional)
Visiting Cloud Forest and Flower Dome with dinner at Jumbo Shrimp Restaurant.

November 24, 2023
Technical Tour (Optional)
Visiting REIDS-SPORE (ENGIE’s Award-Winning Multi-Energy Demonstrator) or NTU
laboratories.
* The choice is weather dependent as REIDS-SPORE is on an island.

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Program
Session structure, speakers and timetable may be subject to change according to the registration of
speakers and participants.

Welcome Reception
Tuesday, November 21, 2023
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Level 5 Terrace
18:30–19:00

Registration

19:00–21:00

Welcome Reception

23rd IERE General Meeting and Singapore Forum- Day 1 Wednesday, November 22, 2023
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Conference One
Registration

08:00–08:30

Plenary Session – WHAT
08:30–08:40

P1-1

Opening Address
MINO Yoshiaki(IERE Chair)

08:40–09:05

P1-2

Why are we here? What is the problem we are wanting to tackle?
Jan MERTENS(Chief Science Officer, ENGIE Research, France)

Plenary Session – HOW in APAC
09:05–09:35

P2-1

Enabling Net-Zero Energy Transition: A Perspective fromSingapore’s R&D LandscapeMuhamad Azfar RAMLI(Deputy Director (Systems Science), Institute of High Performance
Computing, A*STAR, Singapore)

09:35–10:15

P2-2

Innovations in APAC
Caroline GUYOT(Managing Director, ENGIE Factory Asia-Pacific, Singapore)
Joel TAY(CEO, PHNXX, Australia)
Tommy PHUN
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(Founder, Pyxis, Singapore)
Tulika RAJ(CEO and Co-Founder, SunGreenH2)
Jan HOLM(Seaborg Technologies)
10:15–10:40

P2-3

10:40–11:10

ENGIE's Ambition in APAC
Thomas BAUDLOT(CEO Energy Solutions, Country Head Southeast Asia, ENGIESOUTH EAST ASIA)
Coffee BreakSHARE & PULL Workshops (Session A)
Making Business Out of It
Chair Person:

11:10–11:30

SA-1

The role of low carbon power generation in support of a justEnergy Transition
Andrew Minchener, OBE(General Manager, The International Centre for Sustainable Carbon,
UK)

11:30–11:50

SA-2

EnBW - a utility on the path to sustainability
Wolfram Münch(Director Research&Delevopment, EnBW Energie BadenWürttemberg AG Karlsruhe, Germany)

11:50–12:10

SA-3

Introduction to the Market-online Hardware-in-the-loop
Simulation Experimental Environment Established by SinoEurope Cooperation
YUAN Hao(Senior Engineer, China Electric Power Research Institute, China)

12:10–13:30

Caroline GUYOT(Managing Director, ENGIE Factory Asia-Pacific, Singapore)

Lunch

SHARE & PULL Workshops (Session B)
Regulatory & Public Acceptance
How to Accelerate Learning by Doing?
Chair Person:

13:30–13:50

SB-1

Gregory TOSEN(IERE Advising Chair Emeritus, South Africa)
The Current State of the Balancing Services Market in Japanand Our Pilot Projects to Integrate DSR into the Grid
YAMADA Tomoyuki
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13:50–14:10

SB-2

Collaborative Research as an effective tool to speed up industrial
transitions: ENGIE Laborelec’s return on experience
Jean-Pierre KEUSTERMANS(Research Partnership Manager, ENGIE Laborelec, Belgium)

14:10–14:30

SB-3

How to accelerate learning by real scale system testing in harshenvironments? The role of climatic validation testing of energy
transition technologies operating in demanding worldwide
markets
Pieter Jan JORDAENS(Program Manager On & Offshore Wind Energy + Manager Energy
Transition, Green transition Program, Department Energy Transition,
Sirris, Belgium)

14:30–14:50

SB-4

REIDS-SPORE: Forging the Path to Sustainable Energy andInnovation
Arifeen Md WAHED(Program Manager, ENGIE Lab Singapore, Singapore),
Abhiruchi GADGIL(Program Manager, Integration and Energy Management, ENGIELab Singapore, Singapore)

14:50–15:10

SB-5

PV technology overview, its position in the energy mix and therole of R&D
Angelo RODRIGUEZ GARCIA(Project Manager, Renewables and Urban Department, ENGIE
Laborelec, Belgium)

15:10–15:40

Coffee BreakSHARE & PULL Workshops (Session C)
Green Molecules
Chair Person:

Jan MERTENS(Chief Science Officer, ENGIE Research, France)

15:40–16:00

SC-1

Challenges of explosion protection in hydrogen electrolysis plants
Svenja KOWALZICK(Project Engineer, Process Engineering, RWE TI, Germany)

16:00–16:20

SC-2

Online gas analysis in carbon neutral energy production
Antti HEIKKILA(Product Manager, Industrial Instruments, Vaisala Oyj, Finland)

16:20–16:40

SC-3

Electrolyzer Performance Modeling and Simulation
Oscar FRAPPEREAU(R&D Process Engineer at Hydrogen Lab, Vulcain Engineering,consultant at ENGIE Lab CRIGEN, France)11

16:40–17:00

SC-4

Hydrogen Heavy Duty Applications and Testing
Ben SKILLINGS(Division Manager, Hydrogen Industry Technology & Testing,Powertech Labs, Canada)

17:00–17:20

SC-5

Investigation of green hydrogen production with using
geothermal energy and potential hydrogen demand in
Kumamoto prefecture
KOJO Gen(Hydrogen Business Strategy Division, Kansai EPCO, Japan)

17:20–17:40

SC-6

C2FUEL: Demonstrating E-Chemical Production in an
Industrial Environment
Bérenger WEGMAN(Doctoral Candidate, Lab Hydrogen, ENGIE Lab CRIGEN, France –Sustainable Process Engineering, TU/e, Netherlands)

17:40–18:00

SC-7

Impacts of CCS and Electro-hydrogen on Decarbonization Pathof Power System
QIN Xiaohui(Director of Division of New Type Power System Strategic Planning,
Power System Carbon Neutrality Research Center, China ElectricPower Research Institute, China)

19:30–23:30

Official Dinner

23rd IERE General Meeting and Singapore Forum- Day 2 Thursday, November 23, 2023
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Conference One

08:00–08:30

Registration

Plenary Session – IERE General Meeting
08:30–08:45

G23-1 Recent IERE Activities (November 2022–November 2023)
MINO Yoshiaki(IERE Chair)

08:45–09:00

G23-2 Ongoing Projects and Upcoming Events
TAKEI Katsuhito(IERE Secretary General)

09:00–09:15

G23-3 R&D Projects – Application of Artificial Intelligence (2nd round)
Katharina DILCHERT(International Research Coordinator, E.ON Group Innovation GmbH,Germany)12

09:15–09:30

G23-4 R&D Projects – Application of Artificial Intelligence (2nd round)
OIRASE Masaya(Researcher, Advanced Research & Innovation Center, Chubu EPCO,
Japan)

09:30–10:00

G23-5 Technology Foresight 2023 (TF2023)
Subbu BETTADAPURA(Senior Director, Growth Advisory, Frost & Sullivan)

10:00–10:30

Coffee BreakPlenary Session – Technologies of the Future
10:30–10:50

P3-1

Emerging trends around carbon capture technologies
Jan MERTENS(Chief Science Officer, ENGIE Research, France)
Alvin LEE
(Regional Head, APAC, Puro.earth)Sylvia LOW(Director Business Development , 1PointFive)

10:50–11:10

P3-2

Development of innovative and environment-friendly solutions
for the treatment and recycling of components in the transition to
net-zeroNiels DE BOER
(COO, ERI@N, Nanyang Technological University)

Plenary Session – Special Lecture
11:10–11:40

SL-1

11:40–13:00

Geo-political changes over the last decades resulting in systemic
consequences for electricity utilities
Gregory TOSEN(IERE Advising Chair Emeritus, South Africa)
Lunch

SHARE & PULL Workshops (Session D)
Transversal Enablers
Circularity & Energy Efficiency
Chair Person:

Katharina DILCHERT(International Research Coordinator, E.ON Group Innovation GmbH,Germany)
Fiona BUCKLEY(Senior Expert and Senior Project Manager, Renewables and Urban
Department, ENGIE Laborelec, Belgium)1313:00–13:20

SD-1

Modeling and simulation of the valorization of waste heat fromhydrogen production in industrial applications
Sanae BOUAICHI(R&D Project Manager, ENGIE Lab CRIGEN, France)

13:20–13:40

SD-2

Economically Rational CO₂ Reduction Potential in the Japanese
Hot Water Sector considering Lock-in Issues: Future Analysis
using Micro Data of Survey on Carbon Dioxide Emissions from
Residential Sector
YAMADA Manaka(Researcher, Socio-Economic Research Center, CRIEPI, Japan)

13:40–14:00

SD-3

FUREC: from waste to feedstock
Ingo BIRNKRAUT(CEO & Managing Director, RWE Technology International GmbH,Germany)

14:00–14:20

SD-4

Development of Energy Management System for Microgrid in
Chubu EPCOYAMAGUCHI Ryo(Electric Power Research & Development Center, Chubu EPCO,
Japan)

14:20–14:50

Coffee BreakSHARE & PULL Workshops (Session E)
Renewable Energy & Electrification
Flexibility of the Energy System
Chair Person:

Jean-Pierre KEUSTERMANS(Research Partnership Manager, ENGIE Laborelec, Belgium)

14:50–15:10

SE-1

Control, Flexibility and Inertia Technologies for Achieving NDC
2030 and Net Zero 2050 in Korea
Jeonghoon SHIN
(Director General, Head of Future Grid Research Center, KEPCO
Research Institute, South Korea)

15:10–15:30

SE-2

TPRI Shulin Microgrid integration and application
Heng-An LIN(Electrical Engineer, Measuring Instrument Section, Taiwan Power
Research Institute, Taiwan)

15:30–15:50

SE-3

Mixing data and knowledge for modeling and control of building
energy systems
Benoit DELINCHANT(Full Professor at Grenoble INP & Researcher at Grenoble ElectricalEngineering Lab, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP,
G2Elab, Grenoble, France)

1415:50–16:10

SE-4

Impact of Household Electrification on the Investment Drivers of
PV-Battery Systems
Jolien DESPEGHEL(PhD researcher, Department of Electrical Engineering, KU Leuven,
Belgium)

16:10–16:30

SE-5

Multi-purpose ESS operation technologies for NTAs
(Non-Transmission Alternatives)
Woongjae JEON
(Senior Researcher, Future Grid Research Center, KEPCO ResearchInstitute, South Korea)

16:30–16:50

SE-6

Offshore Energy-Islands
Fiona BUCKLEY(Senior Expert and Senior Project Manager, Renewables and Urban
Department, ENGIE Laborelec, Belgium)

16:50–17:00

Closing Remarks

Social Event (Optional)
Thursday, November 23, 2023
Cloud Forest and Flower Dome with Dinner at Jumbo Shrimp Restaurant(For participants who have booked the optional Social Event)At

17:30 Departure at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering

Around 23:00 Break up at the nightlife area along the riverside

Technical Tour (Optional)
Friday, November 24, 2023
REIDS-SPORE (ENGIE’s Award-Winning Multi-Energy Demonstrator) or NTU laboratories(For participants who have booked the optional Technical Tour)At

08:30 Departure at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering

Around 12:30 Return to PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering*The choice is weather dependent as REIDS-SPORE is on an island.

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Conference Venue & Accommodations
Conference Venue
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore
Location: 3 Upper Pickering St, Singapore 058289
Website: https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pr-pickering.html

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Accommodations
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, Singapore
Location: 3 Upper Pickering St, Singapore 058289
Website: https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pr-pickering.html
Discounted group rates are available.
This offer is on a first-come-first-served basis.
There is only a limited of rooms.
Please send Room Reservation Form directly to PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering throughthe below website.
URL: https://book.passkey.com/e/50578049 (Closed)- ENGIE / IERE don’t take any responsibility in room reservation of each participant.
- No room block is set at the hotel. Early reservation is recommended.
- For further details as to Guarantee & Cancellation Policy etc., please confirm the Hotel.

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IERE Members List (as of November 1, 2023)
Australia
CanadaChina
Czech
FinlandFranceGermany
Hong Kong SAR
Indonesia
Iran
IsraelJapan

Malaysia
MexicoNetherlands
NorwayPakistan
Philippines
Singapore
South Africa
South Korea

Spain
TaiwanUS

CSIROHydro-Québec
CEPRI
CEZ
VaisalaEnedis
E.ON
CLP
PLN
NRI
IEC
Chubu EPCO
FEPC
Hokkaido EPCO
J-POWERKyushu EPCO
NGK
Tohoku EPCO
TNB
INEEL
TenneT
SINTEF
Karachi Electric
APC
SPPA
Eskom
Hyundai Electric
KOEN
LS Electric
NATURGY
TPC
EPRI

Powertech Labs
GPG

NARI

ENGIE
EnBW

RWE TI

Chugoku EPCO
Fuji Electric
Hokuriku EPCO
JAPC
MHI
Sumitomo ElectricTEPCO

CRIEPI
Hitachi
IHI
Kansai EPCO
Mitsubishi Electric
Shikoku EPCOTOSHIBA

Prolec GE

MERALCOPIESAKEPCOKOMIPO

SwRI

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