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THE GLOBAL POWER SYSTEM
TRANSFORMATION CONSORTIUM

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Accelerating grid modernization with power system operators around the world

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    Power System Transformation in Practice: Lessons from G-PST’s First Five Years

    February 12, 2026 Since 2021, the Global Power System Transformation Consortium (G-PST) has supported partners in more than 136 countries and advanced collaboration between power system operators and leading research institutions. This session provides a high-level look at G-PST’s ...

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    2025 G-PST Research Agenda

    The Global Power System Transformation Consortium (G-PST) Research Agenda identifies the most important technical questions facing power system operators as electricity systems evolve to meet growing demand and country-specific energy targets while maintaining reliability, stability, and affordability. Developed through ...

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    Decarbonization Readiness Assessment Mapping Framework

    Power systems pursuing decarbonization often face similar operational and planning challenges, even when their conditions differ. The Global Power System Transformation Consortium (G-PST) developed the Decarbonization Readiness Assessment Mapping (DREAM) framework to help power system operators evaluate how prepared their ...

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    Women in PST and G-PST Launch Free Technical Teaching Materials for Global Use

    With leadership from Imperial College London and power systems experts from around the world, Women in PST and the G-PST released university-level teaching materials on 5 power system technical topics, now publicly available for download.

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    Pillar 1 Welcomes Contributions to Newly Released Research Repository

    Pillar 1 has developed an extensive Research Repository, which details current and recent research projects from around the world that are well-aligned with the Inaugural Research Agenda. The Repository is a working document, and more contributions are welcomed.

The Global Power System Transformation Consortium (G-PST) is a public-private collaboration that connects power system operators, industry, and leading research institutions to address key technical challenges in operating the secure, affordable, advanced power systems of the future. Learn more about G-PST’s impacts and activities by exploring our overview materials.

Vision: We envision a global community of operators, researchers, and practitioners that enables every power system, regardless of geography or resources, to adapt to rapid technological change and deliver reliable, secure, and affordable electricity for all.

Mission: Our mission is to remove all technical barriers to operating 100% inverter-based power systems by 2030. Our peer network of operators, researchers, and practitioners develops validated tools, shares replicable solutions, and builds trusted partnerships that strengthen system operators’ capability and confidence.

System Operator Research &
Peer Learning

Perform and globally disseminate cutting edge applied research to solve pressing challenges for the world’s leading system operators.

System Operator Technical Support

Provide implementation support to scale established best practice engineering and operational solutions for system operators around the world.

Foundational Workforce Development

Build the workforce of tomorrow through enhanced university curriculum and technical upskilling for utility and system operator staff.

Global Technology Standardization
& Regional Adoption

Adapt modern power system technologies to individual country contexts through standards development activities and testing programs.

Open Data & Tools

Support rigorous planning, operational analysis, and enhanced real-time system monitoring through open data and tools.

Resources

The G-PST Consortium works with its partners and stakeholders to provide key resources and information about our work in each Pillar.

Contact Us:

globalpst@nrel.gov

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