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Interoperability of Demand Response Resources in New York a Smart Grid Demonstration - 2009 Jun.
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information on the Con Ed smart grid project in New York, it aims to: - Better integrate distributed resources for distribution reliability - Enhance intelligence of electric delivery system - Develop enhanced interoperability - Aggregate Demand Response resources - create a virtual power plant
AEP/EPRI Smart Grid Demo Virtual Power Plant Simulation Project Overview - 2009 Jun.
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation introduces AEP/EPRI Smart Grid demo virtual power plant simulation. The simulation project objective is to assess the functionality, performance and benefits of a fully integrated and robust smart grid as a Virtual Power Plant (VPP), from end-use to Regional Transmission Operator (RTO).
Update on Smart Grid Program
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information about the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Smart Grid Interoperability update.
Residential Water heater Load Controller
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information about EPRI's task 2.6 on the residential two-way water heater load control pilot, used in demonstrating how to shift peak load to minimize customer impact.
Regional Profiles Task Update
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information on EPRI task 1.1 on regional profiles. It presents regional drivers, challenges, activities, and methods to integrate distributed resources, regional activities and their relationships to support collaboration, enhance leverage, and identify demonstration needs within regional contexts.
Aggregation Methods and Tools
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information about EPRI's task 2.4 aggregation methods and tools used to clarify regional market opportunities and requirements for distributed resources.
Cost and Benefit Analysis Framework
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information on EPRI's task 1.5. The task is to develop and apply common cost and benefits methodology across all smart grid demonstrations, using an Excel based tool.
Task 2.5: Distributed Energy Resources Controller
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information about EPRI's task 2.5 the requirements and characteristics for a local distributed energy resource controller for end-use resources.
Integrated DER: Operational & Planning Assessing IDER Firmness Planning Tool Gap Analysis Reliability Impacts on Ops, Planning, Forecasting - EPRI Smart Grid Demonstration Task 1.3 Description
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the Smart Grid Advisory Meeting on June 23-24, 2009 in Red Bank, NJ. This presentation provides information about EPRI task 1.3 integrated resources planning (IRP) on integrated distributed energy resources (IDER).
Report to NIST on the Smart Grid Interoperability Standards Roadmap
May 2009
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) awarded the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) a contract to engage Smart Grid stakeholders and develop a draft interim standards roadmap. NIST used this document as a starting point in developing a NIST interim roadmap
Smart Grid Principal Characteristics: Accommodates All Generation And Storage Options
May 2009
This DOE document discusses how the smart grid is defined by its seven principal characteristics.
Modeling Power Systems of the Future: Information Technology and Power System Dynamics
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at the CNLS Smart Grid Seminar Series at Los Alamos National Lab on June 2, 2009, and discusses techniques for modeling and simulation of future power systems that have classical electro-mechanical elements which interact with communication networks, software agents, real-time price signals, and other discrete event systems.
Long-Term Inverter Operation Demonstration
May 2009
This DOE presentation was presented at the 34th IEEE PV Specialists Conference Philadelphia, PA on 12 June, 2009. It analyzes the effects of long term operation and exposure on the performance of the utility interconnected PV inverter.
Standardizing the Classification of Intelligence Levels and Performance Of Electricity Supply Chains
May 2009
This white paper describes the seminal structure of a framework for characterizing the intelligence levels of electricity equipment in terms of measurable and technology-neutral attributes.
2030 Distributed Electricity Environment - Independent, Sustainable, and Sassy
May 2009
This presentation discusses the role of smart grid in modern society with the example of Denmark distributed generation (DG) penetration and cell structure, and the future challenges such as revamping of the operating paradigm and culture, education for everyone, and the change from physically centric technology to information centric technology.
Mid-America Regulatory Conference
May 2009
This presentation provides information about smart grid vision, value proposition, challenges and risks. The slides also contain information on the change management efforts, technical and regulatory challenges faced while building up the smart grid. The opportunities and costs involved in customer, utility and societal value propositions are also discussed.
Smart Grid Briefing to Renewable Fund Managers
May 2009
This is a presentation made at a meeting to the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) on June 16, 2009. It addresses the Smart Grid including its connection to renewable and clean energy issues.
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: by Mark McGranaghan, EPRI Smart Grid
May 2009
This presentation introduces the development of the Smart Distribution System, which includes the following topics: - Distribution Research Strategic Plan - Distribution Research Programs - Developing the Smart Distribution System - Intelligrid Foundation - Smart Distribution Applications - Smart Grid Industry Demonstrations
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: Open Source Software for Simulating Active Distribution Systems
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at CIGRE Canada 2009 Symposium
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: Active Distribution network with full integration of Demand and distributed energy RESourcesS (ADDRESS)
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at CIGRE Canada 2009 Symposium
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: Hydro Quebec Roadmap and Vision for Active Distribution Networks
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at CIGRE Canada 2009 Symposium
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: Active Distribution Management Demonstrations in the UK
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at CIGRE Canada 2009 Symposium
Active Distribution Systems and Integration of Distributed Resources: CIGRE C6.11: Development and operation of active distribution networks
May 2009
This set of slides was presented at CIGRE Canada 2009 Symposium
The Modern Grid Strategy: A Vision for The Smart Grid
May 2009
This report describes the rationale behind the smart grid. It provides a vision for the power system and the milestones necessary to achieve the goals towards the smart grid of the 21st century.
Design and Operation of an Open, Interoperable Automated Demand Response Infrastructure for Commercial Buildings
May 2009
This paper describes the concept for and lessons from the development and field-testing of an open, interoperable communications infrastructure to support automated Demand Response (auto-DR).
