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 Each topic page approaches a concept from three complementary angles, actors and stakeholders, technologies and infrastructure, and institutional structures, and is informed by their triangulation. Pages are grounded in real-world examples from different regions and connected through links that make their dependencies visible. After publication, pages are revised and updated as knowledge develops. Each topic page approaches a concept from three complementary angles, actors and stakeholders, technologies and infrastructure, and institutional structures, and is informed by their triangulation. Pages are grounded in real-world examples from different regions and connected through links that make their dependencies visible. After publication, pages are revised and updated as knowledge develops.
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-===== How the wiki is organised ===== 
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-Topics are grouped into five categories that consider the different scope of work of the ISGAN working groups. 
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-<WRAP tablecap> 
-**Table 1.** Topic categories and what they cover. 
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-^ Category ^ What it covers ^ 
-| **General Topics** | Foundational concepts relevant across the wiki: flexibility, resilience, scenarios, digitalisation, and related cross-cutting themes. | 
-| **Governance, Innovation & Change** | How transitions are organised and steered: governance frameworks, innovation policy, regulatory sandboxes, transition pathways, and change processes. | 
-| **Institutions & Markets** | The rules and market structures shaping system behaviour: regulation, market design, network codes, tariffs, and energy services. | 
-| **Actors & Stakeholders** | The groups whose decisions shape the system: operators, users, aggregators, communities, and their roles. | 
-| **Technology & Infrastructure** | The physical and digital infrastructure of smart grids: grid architecture, storage, sector coupling, grid edge, and infrastructure components. | 
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-Each topic sits in one primary category. Related topics in other categories are linked directly from the Related topics section. 
  
 ===== Who is this wiki for? ===== ===== Who is this wiki for? =====
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 Engineers, social scientists, energy economists, and policy researchers use the wiki when writing proposals and when communicating across disciplinary communities. This audience needs the connections between perspectives made explicit. It is not enough to list what each discipline contributes; the page should show how the perspectives inform each other. Engineers, social scientists, energy economists, and policy researchers use the wiki when writing proposals and when communicating across disciplinary communities. This audience needs the connections between perspectives made explicit. It is not enough to list what each discipline contributes; the page should show how the perspectives inform each other.
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
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 +===== How the wiki is organised =====
 +
 +Topics are grouped into five categories that consider the different scope of work of the ISGAN working groups.
 +
 +<WRAP tablecap>
 +**Table 1.** Topic categories and what they cover.
 +</WRAP>
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 +^ Category ^ What it covers ^
 +| **General Topics** | Foundational concepts relevant across the wiki: flexibility, resilience, scenarios, digitalisation, and related cross-cutting themes. |
 +| **Governance, Innovation & Change** | How transitions are organised and steered: governance frameworks, innovation policy, regulatory sandboxes, transition pathways, and change processes. |
 +| **Institutions & Markets** | The rules and market structures shaping system behaviour: regulation, market design, network codes, tariffs, and energy services. |
 +| **Actors & Stakeholders** | The groups whose decisions shape the system: operators, users, aggregators, communities, and their roles. |
 +| **Technology & Infrastructure** | The physical and digital infrastructure of smart grids: grid architecture, storage, sector coupling, grid edge, and infrastructure components. |
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 +Each topic sits in one primary category. Related topics in other categories are linked directly from the Related topics section.
  
 ===== Get involved ===== ===== Get involved =====