Power & Energy Magazine
Inverter-Based Resources (IRBs)
Published: March/April 2024
Details: Volume 22, Issue 1
In this issue:
- Understanding Grid Flexibility
- Pioneering Real-Time Control
- The Microgrid Controller: An Empowering Technology at the Grid Edge
- Building the Grid of the Future to Accelerate Energy Transition
- Digitally Boosted Resilience
- Accelerated and online Electromagnetic Transient Simulations
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Innocent Kamwa, Univ of Laval/Hydro-Québec, Canada
Associate Editors:
Babak Badrzadeh, Aurecon, Australia
Brian Johnson, Univ of Idaho, USA
Julia Matevosyan ERCOT, Independent Consultant, USA
John Paserba, Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc, USA
Mariana Vaiman, V&R Energy, USA
Yanli Liu, Tianjin University, China
Jianhui Wang, Southern Methodist Univ, USA
Géza Joos, McGill University, Canada
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Lindsay Anderson, Cornell Univ, USA
Luiz Barroso, Institute for Research in Technology, ICAI, Comillas Pontifical Univ of Madrid, Brazil
Antonio Conejo, Ohio State Univ, USA
Maria Teresa, Correia de Barros, Univ of Lisbon, Portugal
Hannele Holttinen, Recognis Oy, Finland
Hong Chen, PJM, USA
Shinichi Imai, Takaoka Toko, Japan
Chul-Hwan Kim, Sungyunkwan Univ, S. Korea
Patrick Panciatici, RTE (French ISO-TSO), France
Debra Lew, Energy Systems Integration Group, USA
Damir Novosel, Quanta Technology, USA
Antje Orths, Energinet, Denmark
Caixia Wang, State Grid Energy Research Institute, China
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Steve Widergren, PNNL (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), USA
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Upcoming Issue Themes:
Note the production themes change sometimes, that’s why the themes are not tied to a specific issue.2023
- Grid Communications
- Making EVs and Grid Work Together
2024
- Digital Twins For Power systems
- Inverter-Based Resources Dominated (IBR) System Operation
- Vision Of The Future End-To-End Network
- Energy Justice
- Offshore Transmission Technologies
- AI to Enhance Power System Capabilities: Modelling, Operation and Control
2025
- Advances in Wide-area Measurement, Control and Protection Systems (WAMS/WACS/WAMPAC)
- HVDC and FACTS – Revolutionizing Low Carbon Electricity Grids