Physics-informed Machine Learning in Power Systems
April 2023 The increasing deployment of sensors such as smart meters and phasor measurement units in power transmission and distribution systems around the world has generated an unprecedented amount of
Electrical Vehicle Chargers
March 2023 Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular form of transportation, and as a result, so are EV chargers. EV chargers come in different forms, ranging from level 1
Substation Resiliency
February 2023 Grid resilience framework and metrics have been of industry focus as extreme weather events are occurring more frequently and the threat of man-made physical and cyber security grows.
Sustainable Maritime
January 2023 The topic of Sustainable Maritime was selected during the IEEE PES Marine System Coordinating Committee (MSCC) plenary meeting in October 2022. The topic was officially seconded by Mr. Rudi Schubert
Establishing Power Transformer Capability While Under Geomagnetic Disturbances
December 2022 Geomagnetic Disturbances (GMD) is a phenomenon which is widely studied due to its impact on the operation of the electrical grid. Power transformers, which are a critical component
Machine Learning for Power Systems
November 2022 Machine learning (ML) is one of the emerging technologies for implementing the next generation smart grid. In recent years, the PES community has witnessed significant efforts to explore
Processes and Benchmarks for Extreme Event Analysis in Power Systems
October 2022 Extreme events, such as heat waves or very strong storms, may cause extensive damage and have substantial impacts on power systems, which post extreme challenges to system operation
Mitigating Wildfires in a World of Climate Change
September 2022 The realities of climate change effects every region differently. The growth of severe wildfires has been an increasingly harsh challenge for electric utilities in many regions, both in
Influence of Renewables on Switchgear Equipment
August 2022 Over the last two decades, the integration of renewable energy sources and inverter-based technologies has increased significantly across the world. While this has been a positive impact on
IEEE Standards for Interconnection and Energy Management
July 2022 Governments and corporations around the world have pledged to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, if not sooner. Those pledges are heavily dependent on massive deployments of