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IEEE TechEthics Program: Societal Impacts of Smart Grid Technology: Benefits and Challenges (video)

Dean Fiorino — Mon, 06 May 2024 23:32:51 +0000

IEEE TechEthics Program: Societal Impacts of Smart Grid Technology: Benefits and Challenges (video)

Mark Vasquez, Simone Abram, Fortune Nwaiwu, Pritpal "Pali" Singh

Dean Fiorino Mon, 05/06/2024 - 19:32

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Tue, 10/24/2023 - 00:00

This session will address the ethical and social impacts of the development and deployment of sustainable smart grid technologies. A panel of global experts will provide insights into the benefits and challenges of these technologies.

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ISGT Europe ''22 Panel Session Bundle

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15+ individual ISGT Europe 22 panel presentations in this bundle

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In this bundle you�ll find ISGT Europe 2022 panel session presentations at a discount.

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ISGT Europe 2022 plenary session 1: Smart Grid Visual Storytelling: Past, Present, and Future (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 plenary session 2: Power Electronics Technology – Quo Vadis (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 plenary session 3: The Saga of Electric Energy Networks (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 1: Enhanced Grid Resilience by Data Sharing Between Protective and Control Systems, Operators and Significant Grid Users (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 3: Research Capabilities and Thrusts of U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratories (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 5: Powering System flexibility in the Future through Renewable, H2020 POSYTYF project (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 6: Enabling the energy transition while maintaining power system stability (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 7: Pushing the Boundaries of Real-Time Simulations for Validation of Future Complex Power Systems (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 8: Control and Optimization of Microgrids with Hybrid & Hydrogen Energy Storage Systems: Challenges and Solutions (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 9: Modelling of flexibility and DER integration for low-carbon communities (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 10: The role of flexibility in enabling the energy transition (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 11: FLEXI-GRID – Enabling Flexibility for Future Distribution Grids with High Penetration of Variable Renewable Generation (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 12: The Economics of Decarbonization: Optimizing Pathways to Net-Zero Emissions Energy Systems (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 super session 1: Stability, Dynamics, and Control of Emerging Renewable-Rich Power Systems (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 super session 2: Resilience and Reliability of Electricity and Gas Networks Under Extreme Events (Slides)

ISGT Europe 2022 super session 3: Artificial Intelligence for Active Power Distribution (Slides)

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 10: The role of flexibility in enabling the energy transition (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:48 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 10: The role of flexibility in enabling the energy transition (Slides)

H. Kazmi, G. Deconinck, J. Ponocko, V. Debsschere

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

This panel will discuss recent innovations in the design, provision and activation of energy flexibility, and how it can be used to accelerate the ongoing energy transition. This is especially important in the context of increasing demand electrification (e.g. heat, transport) and the proliferation of variable renewable energy sources. More specifically, the panel will draw inspiration from activities carried out in the context of the IEA Annex 82 on Energy Flexible Buildings, as well as several large scale national and European projects. In doing so, the panel members will bring different perspectives on modelling and activating flexibility at different aggregation levels ranging from the electric distribution and transmission grid down to the building and appliance level. The discussion will also cover practical topics such as trade-offs in the choice of algorithms, flexible assets (electric batteries and vehicles to thermal loads), objective functions (risk stacking, value hopping) and constraints (local vs. grid-based), as well as the challenges that arise in real world projects.

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Dr. Hussain Kazmi

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 11: FLEXI-GRID – Enabling Flexibility for Future Distribution Grids with High Penetration of Variable Renewable Generation (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:48 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 11: FLEXI-GRID – Enabling Flexibility for Future Distribution Grids with High Penetration of Variable Renewable Generation (Slides)

T. Le, D. Steen, T. Vu Van, I. Gazioglu, T. Thai Tra n

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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FLEXI-GRID aims to digitalize the distribution grids to the end-customers level which will enhance the flexibility of distribution grids to ensure the security of supply and use flexibilities from the end-users while integrating large shares of variable renewables. This will be enabled by an IoT platform which supports different market designs for energy exchanges and flexibility provisions. The project has demonstration sites from Bulgaria, Sweden, Switzerland, and Turkey which allow the demonstration of the solutions of i) grid monitoring, control and flexibility intervention; ii) centralized markets for energy and flexibilities services; iii) blockchain based provision of flexibility services; iv) flexibility services provided by local battery energy storage, V2G and local renewable energy production. This panel session will present the main development and demonstration results achieved so far, focusing on how flexibilities provision would work in real-life, the benefits and challenges.

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Dr. tuan Le

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 12: The Economics of Decarbonization: Optimizing Pathways to Net-Zero Emissions Energy Systems (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:56 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 12: The Economics of Decarbonization: Optimizing Pathways to Net-Zero Emissions Energy Systems (Slides)

A. Arab, M. Baggu, V. Terzija

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

Decarbonization of the world economy is one of the grand challenges of the 21st century. Transitioning to net-zero emissions (NZE) energy systems by the middle of this century is at the center of this challenge. Achieving NZE milestone by 2050 requires a set of policies, technologies, and economic solutions to design realistic decarbonization targets that can be achieved under time and economic constraints. There is a wide range of transition pathways that can be adopted to achieve decarbonization targets. The adopted pathway, however, will directly impact the decarbonization timeline and economic variables for stakeholders in the process. Reaching these targets without considering the short-, medium-, and long-term economic costs and benefits of reaching and maintaining these targets can result in serious impediment to sustainability of NZE energy systems. Therefore, the economics of decarbonization should be incorporated in technological solutions to streamline their success. This panel intends to address this issue.

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Dr. Ali Arab

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 1: Enhanced Grid Resilience by Data Sharing Between Protective and Control Systems, Operators and Significant Grid Users (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:56 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 1: Enhanced Grid Resilience by Data Sharing Between Protective and Control Systems, Operators and Significant Grid Users (Slides)

F. de Caro, S. Djokic, S. Skok, V. Terzija

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

Transmission system operators (TSO & DSO) are struggling with energy mix dominantly led by intermittent distributed energy resources (RES), decommission of traditional generation units, high cross border load flows and shadows behind the curtains, that describes distribution system on interface with transmission system that causes unpredictable load flows, from higher to lower voltage level but also via verse. State of the art is that under the term of �Smart Grid�, �Advance systems� or �Intelligent solutions� enormous number of new devices, technologies and methodologies are emerging to the power system that are often characterized by different protocols and a large amount of data, thus providing assistance in part of the system, while in fact making a mess in the operation of the system operator (TSO and DSO).

This panel will focus on existing and new developed resilience applications on different power system locations and voltage levels, in a way to allow mutual key data sharing based on developed data sharing system and defined set of rules.

To be more precise it is expected a new level of overall TSO-DSO data exchange and more focused on coordination of ancillary services on TSO & DSO level Panel aim is to discuss on:
- Developed novel and adapted disturbance detection and mitigation solutions that are applicable to representative parts of the power system based on synchronized measurement platform � IoT platform
- Methodology that determines the rules for exchange key data information between disturbance detection and mitigation systems to in order to achieve improvement of their resilience functionality for power system in general
- Algorithms suitable to the variety of the entire grid for event detection and mitigation in interconnected TSO & DSO grid that includes big data analysis and artificial intelligence
- Architecture of data management services, key data identification for exchange between embedded systems, data access and information acquisition that includes data mining
- Architecture of data sharing, data access and archiving services across system operators and significant interconnected grid users

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Dr. Srdjan Skok, Dr. Alfredo Vaccaro

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 3: Research Capabilities and Thrusts of U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratories (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:54 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 3: Research Capabilities and Thrusts of U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratories (Slides)

D. Pratt, M. Baggu, S. Mukherjee, I. Krstic

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

This panel will introduce attendees to the U.S. Department of Energy�s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). NREL is a world-class institution focused on renewable energy research, development, and deployment. ORNL delivers scientific discoveries and technical breakthroughs needed to realize solutions in energy and national security. Topics to be covered in the panel include:
- NREL�s new, groundbreaking research platform called ARIES that is designed to support the transition to a decarbonized energy system. It allows for research at the 20-MW level and is amplified by a virtual emulation environment powered by NREL�s 8-petaflop supercomputer.
- ORNL�s unique wide-area grid monitoring network known as GridEye/FNET, hosted in partnership with The University of Tennessee. GridEye/FNET provides observation of the entire electrical grid�s dynamic performance continuously and in real time. These low-cost and easy-to-install monitors are deployed all over the world and can improve a grid�s state of observability.
- NREL�s and ORNL�s latest work to validate and advance key technologies at all scales (grid edge to transmission). This includes evaluating smart home devices, microgrids, and advanced distribution grid control solutions prior to implementation.
Meeting today�s energy challenges requires collaboration. DOE national laboratories partner with utilities, industry, communities, and other research organizations from across the world. NREL and ORNL panelists will be joined by an industry partner who will provide insights into their experience working with a DOE national laboratory.

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Dr. Annabelle Pratt

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 5: Powering System flexibility in the Future through Renewable, H2020 POSYTYF project (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:50 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 5: Powering System flexibility in the Future through Renewable, H2020 POSYTYF project (Slides)

B. Marinescu, H. Schulte, V. Lacerda, A. Ortega Manjavacas

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In the H2020 POSYTYF project a new concept of Dynamic Virtual Power Plant (DVPP) is introduced to fully integrate the dynamic aspects at all levels: locally (for each RES generator), globally (for grid ancillary services and interaction with other neighbor elements of the grid) and economically (for internal optimal dispatch and participation to electricity markets). This concept is presented along with the global control architecture on which it relays. 3 topics of the approach are next detailed:
- Simulation: suitability of EMT and phasor models to simulate large grids with renewable generation and power-electronics-interfaced storage is discussed. The objective is to provide criteria to state which simulation method should be used in each given power system situation and the implications and drawbacks of each one.
- Reduced physical models of Renewable energy-based power plants for DVPP control design: interpretable dynamic models of Renewable energy-based power plants for the controller design of DVPPs are proposed in a unified mathematical form of matrices of transfer functions. Different renewable energy sources (wind, sun, biogas), electrical connection to the grid (synchronous machine -, inverter-based) and support levels for the grid (following, forming) are considered. Thereby, both the power tracking behavior and disturbance behavior of the individual power plants of the DVPP are described.
- Optimization for simultaneous participation of the DVPP in Energy and Reserve Markets in Europe: A robust optimal bidding which takes into account the uncertainties that characterize non-dispatchable renewable energy sources, the willingness and availability of demand response, the market prices, and the features of the synchronous, dispatchable renewable energy sources.

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Dr. Bogdan Marinescu

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 6: Enabling the energy transition while maintaining power system stability (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:52 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 6: Enabling the energy transition while maintaining power system stability (Slides)

S. Cosic, Y. Kabouris, B. Mihic, M. Dionisio

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

As the European Union (EU) continues to accelerate the energy transition, as shown by the implementation of the �Clean Energy for all Europeans� package and the �European Green Deal�, and prepares for finalising the �Fit for 55� package, the IEEE European Public Policy Committee (EPPC), representing a large community of European engineering professionals, calls on EU policy makers to take action to maintain and enhance the security and stability of the electric power grid during the transition to a greener power system. Efficient, reliable and sustainable delivery of energy is critical to the health and welfare of the society at large. With an increasing penetration of renewable energy resources (RES) and high expectations from end-users for energy, business models are the key to integrating innovative technology into the grid. Developing business models within the transitioning energy sector can bridge the gap between technological innovation and climate impact, while leveraging an enormous economic potential. Maintaining power system stability is a complex task which greatly depends on the changes in the business models, technological developments and their roll up in the power system, policy and regulatory decisions related to it. This panel session will present the main challenges as well as indicating possible solutions to be further discussed:
- Stability and Control Challenges and Opportunities
- Modelling, analyses and information exchange/accessibility challenges
- HVDC, power electronics challenges
- DER and standardization harmonization challenges

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Dr. Costas Vournas

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ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 7: Pushing the Boundaries of Real-Time Simulations for Validation of Future Complex Power Systems (Slides)

susanta.b — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 10:49:58 +0000

ISGT Europe 2022 panel session 7: Pushing the Boundaries of Real-Time Simulations for Validation of Future Complex Power Systems (Slides)

K. Sidwall, A. Paspatis, A. Genic, Z. Feng

susanta.b Fri, 08/18/2023 - 06:49

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Mon, 10/10/2022 - 00:00

The complexity of power systems is increasing with the fast emergence of active network controls, high penetrations of converter-connected generation, new digitization schemes, flexibility markets, and intelligent controls. At the same time, researchers and industrial practitioners have increasingly considered controller hardware-in-the-loop (CHIL), power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL), and geographically distributed real-time simulation (GDRTS) for the real-time experimental validation of innovative schemes. However, to support the pace of transition required by climate policy commitments, there is a growing need to find novel techniques for real-time simulation and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) experimentation that can characterize the intricate dependencies and interactions between control schemes and power technologies, and across integrated energy systems as they operate under a vastly greater range of operating conditions. This panel session focuses on the key challenges for the real-time simulation and validation of complex power systems, and presents the advancements that are pushing beyond existing limitations towards high fidelity, trusted validation of future grid solutions. The panelists will comprise a mix of real-time simulator manufacturers, internationally recognized academic researchers in real-time simulations and HIL approaches, and industrial adopters.

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Dr. Mazher Syed, Dr. Thomas Strasser

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