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Panelists:
R. Li, IEEE
S. Bahramirad, Quanta Technology
A. Commander, Tennessee Valley Authority
N. Kumar, Bloom Energy
O. Anderson, PES Women in Power
O. Longe, University of Johannesburg
the wholesale level? Is storage our best solution in areas of
misalignment and congestion?
Panelists:
L. Mcintosh, 1898 and Company
D. Nakafuji, HECO
R. Mueller, DTE
M. Peskin, DOE
PN23
HVDC Transmission and FACTS Fundamentals
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Chair:
Brian Johnson, University of Idaho
There has been a renewed interest in the application of
HVDC transmission and flexible ac transmission systems
(FACTS) devices, possibly with energy storage, over the
last decade. Schemes have been proposed or implemented
for applications ranging from bulk power transfer, transmission
support for off-shore and on-shore wind applications,
providing dynamic active and reactive support, as
well as multiterminal HVDC grids for either urban areas
as nation spanning areas. This panel session introduces
fundamental concepts of HVDC transmission systems and
FACTS devices. The presentations are tutorial in nature
and do not presume familiarity with power electronics.
Panelists:
B. Johnson, University of Idaho
N. Kirby, GE Renewables
K. Joshi, POWER Engineers
PN30
Distributed Solar and Electrification Will Soon Intersect and
Stress Grid operations. What Can and Should Utilities Do?
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Chair:
Mandy Olson, BurnsMCD
Distributed renewable energy generation such as rooftop
photovoltaic systems are growing fast in areas of the country
that have high solar energy availability and in areas
with strong policies and/or incentives. Simultaneously,
electric vehicle adoption is expected to reach an inflection
point in new car sales in many regions within the next five
years as OEMs introduce more models. How will these
new supplies and loads interact? What impacts will they
have on the distribution system? Will building electrification
gain traction too? If so, when? Will they significantly
affect how markets and ISOs price and sell electricity at
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PN26
Integrating Grid-Forming Inverters with Utility and ISO Operations
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Chair:
Miaolei Shao, GE Research
Panelists:
T. TBD, TBD
PN25
Significant Revisions Made to C57.104, the IEEE Guide for the
Interpretation of Gases Generated in Mineral Oil-Immersed
Transformers
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Chair:
Scott Reed, MVA Diagnostics
Panelists:
S. Reed, MVA Diagnostics
E. Tenyenhuis, Hitachi Power Grids
D. Wallach, Duke Energy
PN22
Business Values for TOs and ISOs in Utilizing Grid Enhancing
Technologies
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Chair:
Kaveh Aflaki, Smart Wires Inc.
Decarbonization, increased utilization of renewables,
and digitization via the development of smart energy
networks. These rapid and prolific changes will increase
the uncertainty that comes with planning and operating
power systems and will bring several urgent challenges
to the industry. This fast pace of change clearly demands
new ways of thinking and operating the network, in
addition to the need for more advanced Grid-Enhancing
Technologies (GETs) to utilize the transmission grid more
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