Grid of the Future - Chicago 2015

Summary

2015 Grid of the future, Chicago, IL

2015-1-Targeted Deployment of Solar Generation using Advanced Inverters
2015-2-Assessing Feeder Hosting Capacity for Distributed Generation Integration
2015-3-Analysis and Mitigation of Harmonic Currents and Instability due to Clustered Distributed Generation on the Low Voltage Network
2015-4-ISO New England Net Load Analysis with High Penetration Distributed PV
2015-5-STATCOM Application to Address Grid Stability and Reliability Part II
2015-6-A Case Study on the Use of D-FACTS Devices to Support Construction of New Transmission Facilities
2015-7-Importance of DC-DC Transformation in Grids of the Future
2015-8-Power Transformers Health Condition and Asset Management Actions
2015-9-Virtual Wide Area Power Quality Monitoring System for AEP Transmission using Energy Meters
2015-10-Determining Crossing Conductor Clearance Using Line-Mounted LiDAR
2015-11-Synchronous Machine-Based Multi-Converter System With Online Interaction Monitoring Function
2015-12-Harmonic Issues of AEP Welsh HVDC System
2015-13- Mackinac Back-to-Back Voltage Source Converter HVDC Interaction with Power Line Carrier and Automatic Meter Reading Communications
2015-14-Geographic Information System (GIS) Based Evaluation of a Utility Service Territory for Public Purpose Microgrid Installations
2015-15-Coordinating Worldwide Distribution Planning Model Development via an Open Source Modeling Platform
2015-16-Advanced Fuse-Saving Techniques
2015-17-Interruption Costs for Different Lateral Protection Strategies
2015-18-Using Synchrophasor System Data for Establishing Operating Range for Operators Guidance and Detection and Analysis of Significant Events
2015-19-Baselining PMU Data to Find Patterns and Anomalies
2015-20-Data Quality Considerations for Waveform Analytics
2015-21-Proposed Eastern Interconnection and Western Electricity Coordinating Council Seams Study
2015-22-The Nanogrid Collective a Means of Integrating Thousands of Individual Customers into System Operations and Markets
2015-23-Adoption of Smart Grid Technologies Results of a Survey of U.S. Electric Utilities
2015-24-Smart Virtual Power Plants for the Future Electric Grid, Realization and Benefits
2015-25-Flexibility in Wind Power Interconnection Utilizing Scalable Power Flow Control
2015-26-Transmission Grid Reinforcement with Embedded VSC-HVDC
2015-27-Refurbishment and Life Extension of Existing Facilities in Vermont
2015-28-Investigation and Correction of Phase Shift Delays in Power Hardware in Loop Real-Time Digital Simulation Testing of Power Electronic Converters
2015-29-Performance Evaluation of Phasor Measurement Units for Digital Substations (PMU with IEC 61850 sampled values)
2015-30-Standards Are Not Enough! Challenges of 61850 Interoperability
2015-31-Lessons Learned Implementing an IEC 61850-based Microgrid Power-Management System
2015-32-Transmission Planning in a Dynamic Environment
2015-33-Increased Reliability of EHV Systems through Station Switchable Spare Transformer and Shunt Reactor Design and Operation
2015-34-The Vermont Weather Analytics Center Project Electricity, Weather and Accelerating the Renewable Grid
2015-35-Development and Implementation of Composite Load Model in WECC
2015-36-On the Need for Robust Decentralized Coordination to Support Emerging Decentralized Monitoring and Controls Applications in Electric Power Grid
2015-37-Methodology for Evaluation and Selection of Wireless Communication Systems for Smart Grid Applications
2015-38-Development of Cyber-Aware Energy Management System Applications
2015-39-Threat Intelligence Management (TIM) Transmission Security Operations Center (TSOC)
2015-40-Model Price Responsive Demand in PJM Wholesale Market
2015-41-The Relationship of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Regulation Dispatch under High Wind Penetration
2015-42-Quantifying Pollution Impact from New Generation and Demand-Side Management
2015-43-A Wave Shape Based Algorithm for Fast CT Saturation Detection
2015-44-A New Subsynchronous Oscillation (SSO) Relay for Renewable Generation and Series Compensated Transmission Systems
2015-45-Setting-less Protection Laboratory Experiments and Field Trials
2015-46-Tolerance-Based Time-Current Coordination
2015-47-Analysis of the Effects of a Flexible Ramping Ancillary Service Product on Power System Operations
2015-48-Online Dynamic Assessment of Transmission Ratings for Transmission Constraint Management in Power System and Market Operations
2015-49-Dynamic Line Rating as a Means to Enhance Transmission Grid Resilience
2015-50-DMS Simulation Toolkit for the Grid of the Future
2015-51-State Estimation in Distribution Systems
2015-52-Harmonic Distortion Control and Reactive Power Compensation in a Large Wind Mill Generation Plant
2015-53-National Grids Approach to Commissioning of Smart Grid Pilot Devices
2015-54-A Future Oriented Data Platform for the Electric Power Grids
2015-55-Electric Utilities IT and OT Convergence
2015-56-From Deterministic Machine to Probabilistic System
2015-57-Regenerative Braking in Mass Transit
2015-58-Investigation of PMU Data Loading Performance Hurdles and Potential Improvements
2015-59-Synchrophasor Implementation Experience and Integration Challenges in Indian Grid
2015-60-Challenges and Lessons Learned from the Design and Implementation of an IEC61850-90-5 Synchrophasor System
2015-61-Investigating Power System Primary and Secondary Reserve Interaction under High Wind Power Penetration Using Frequency Response Model
2015-62-Modeling and Simulation of Battery Energy Storage Systems for Grid Frequency Regulation
2015-63-Automated Fault Location
2015-64-Demonstration of Measurement Derived Model-Based Adaptive Wide-Area Damping Controller on Hardware Testbed
2015-65-Synchronous Condenser Conversions at FirstEnergy Eastlake Plant
2015-66-Eversources Selection of Synchronous Condenser Technology at Saco Valley
2015-67-AEPs 765kV Transmission Line Model Validation for Short Circuit and System Studies
2015-68-Real Time Phasor Data Processing using Complex Number Analysis Methods
2015-69-Novel Simulation Method to Quantify Induced Voltage & Current between Parallel or Partially Parallel Proximity AC Transmission Circuits
2015-70-Effects of GIC Neutral Blocking Devices (NBDs) on Transmission Lines Protection Performance and Potential for Resonance