2/18 Plenary Panel Session: Distribution and Transmission Operations for the Grid of the Future, Track 2: Distribution and Transmission Operation for the Grid of the Future
F. Albuyeh, T. Massier, N. Lu, G. Rendell, Z. Wang, A. Xavier, H. Yuan, R. Liu, H. Chou, R. Allison, A. Ipakchi
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Panel Session
18 Feb 2020
This product contains the following Feb. 18th panel sessions from Track 2 - Distribution and Transmission Operation for the Grid of the Future
Cost-Effective Provision Grid Services from Demand-side Assets:
Supply of Grid Services and Grid Flexibility from Distributed Energy Resources
By: F. Albuyeh, Open Access Technology International, Inc.
Use of Digital Twins in Utility of the Future Operations for Provision of Grid Services
By: N. Lu, NCSU
The Changing Utility Landscape and Emerging Utility Business Models
By: G. Rendell, Duke Energy
Robust Distribution Grid Operation in the Presence of Fast Charging Electric Vehicles:
New tools to address the challenges of public transport electrification - Example of Singapore
By: T. Massier, Tumcreate, Ltd.
Multi-Timescale Operation and Optimization of Power Grid with High Renewable Penetrations:
Learning based optimal operation of networked microgrids
By: Z. Wang, Iowa State University
Decomposable Formulation of Transmission Constraints for Decentralized Power Systems Optimization
By: A. Xavier, ANL
Multi-timescale integrated dynamic and scheduling model for solar
By: H. Yuan, NREL
Disaster Awareness, Restoration and Stability Enhancement of Resilient Distribution Grids with Increasing Penetration of Inverter-based Resources:
Dominion practice of resiliency with focus on blackstart with high penetration of PV
By: H-M. Chou, Dominion Energy
Cost-Effective Provision Grid Services from Demand-side Assets:
Supply of Grid Services and Grid Flexibility from Distributed Energy Resources
By: F. Albuyeh, Open Access Technology International, Inc.
Use of Digital Twins in Utility of the Future Operations for Provision of Grid Services
By: N. Lu, NCSU
The Changing Utility Landscape and Emerging Utility Business Models
By: G. Rendell, Duke Energy
Robust Distribution Grid Operation in the Presence of Fast Charging Electric Vehicles:
New tools to address the challenges of public transport electrification - Example of Singapore
By: T. Massier, Tumcreate, Ltd.
Multi-Timescale Operation and Optimization of Power Grid with High Renewable Penetrations:
Learning based optimal operation of networked microgrids
By: Z. Wang, Iowa State University
Decomposable Formulation of Transmission Constraints for Decentralized Power Systems Optimization
By: A. Xavier, ANL
Multi-timescale integrated dynamic and scheduling model for solar
By: H. Yuan, NREL
Disaster Awareness, Restoration and Stability Enhancement of Resilient Distribution Grids with Increasing Penetration of Inverter-based Resources:
Dominion practice of resiliency with focus on blackstart with high penetration of PV
By: H-M. Chou, Dominion Energy
