IEEE PES Calendar

Blockchain technology is gaining momentum in revolutionizing power systems amidst the global transition towards renewable energy sources and climate change mitigation. As power systems evolve from large-scale, centralized systems to networks of small-sized, distributed electricity systems, blockchain's decentralized ledger capabilities offer efficient transaction management for small-scale power systems. With features like tamper-resistant data, privacy protection, […]

This tutorial covers the principles of load forecasting for distribution planning with a focus on the change in growth and characteristics of load introduced by electrification. The course begins with the planning process and load forecast as its first building block. It will cover the key requirements of a robust and defendable forecast via bottom-up […]

Grid-forming inverters and microgrids are helping to transform the electrical grid by enabling renewable energy integration and improving grid stability. Digital twins, or virtual models of these systems’ electrical and software components, are the key to optimize performance, monitor operations, and mitigate anomalies. Presenter(s): Jose Montoya Bedoya, Jose Montoya Bedoya

With the increasing adoption of renewables, decentralization of energy infrastructure, and the electrification of transportation, new challenges arise, including the need for enhanced reliability and efficiency. Presenter(s): Dr. Mohsen Aleenejad, MathWorks,

Sensors play a critical role in supporting day-today grid operations and they are essential to operator’s decision making process. Furthermore, sensors and sensor behaviors need to be emulated with grid simulations to perform modeling studies Presenter(s): • Burhan Hyder - PNNL- • Tse-Chun Chen - PNNL-