As part of the conference program, Amalija Božiček presented the topic “Data-Driven Solutions”, highlighting the importance of high-quality data collection, storage, and archiving. Through examples of ongoing projects, such as the Data HUB and the Energy Measurement Quality Monitoring Application for HOPS, she emphasized the critical role of data in developing solutions that enable more reliable system operation and better-informed decision-making.At the seminar “Advanced Technologies and Services for Future Distribution Networks,” Nika Martinović delivered a presentation on the PowerCIM system and the application of the Common Information Model (CIM) as a common language for data exchange between different power systems. The presentation demonstrated how a unified data model contributes to improved data quality, network topology validation, and more efficient management of network models.During a seminar dedicated to the green transition of the power system, Leila Luttenberger Marić presented the HEDGE-IoT project, which is being implemented under the Horizon Europe programme. Through her presentation and participation in a panel discussion, she showcased examples of how digital technologies can be applied to increase the flexibility and resilience of power systems while supporting the energy transition.

Our participation at MIPRO once again confirmed the importance of connecting expertise, research, and emerging technologies in the development of a sustainable and digitally transformed energy sector. Through the projects presented, we demonstrated how advanced digital solutions can contribute to more effective data management, network modernization, and the advancement of the green transition.