IEEE Power & Energy Magazine - Grid Edge 2023 - 16

Riding the Grid Edge (Panel Session)
Session Chair 1: Veronika RABL, Quanta Technology
This panel is organized by IEEE's electric transportation
hub-Transportation Electrification Community. The objective
of this panel is to separate the hype and fear of EV charging
impacts and issues from facts. The panelists will also
discuss expected progress and urgent needs in making EVs
one of the flexible loads in a V2G environment. The panel
as a whole expects to shed more light on opportunities and
obstacles to integrating electric transportation into the grid.
* 23GET0153, Introduction/Overview
V. RABL, Quanta Technology
* 23GET0154, Solving the 90% Problem for Electric Passenger
Cars (tentative)
P. KREIN, University of Illinois
* 23GET0155, What's Next in EV Charging (tentative);
B. OZPINECI, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
* 23GET0156, EV Charging Infrastructure Gaps in Standards
and Interoperability (tentative)
F. KATIRAEI, Quanta Technology
Microgrid Implementation: Key Technologies, Challenges,
and Lessons Learned (Panel Session)
Session Chair: Amin Zamani, Quanta Technology
Environmental benefits, improved system resiliency,
energy cost saving, and enhanced efficiency are proven to
be the key drivers for microgrid deployment. While, on a
broader level, microgrids can be developed using a common
approach, their implementation challenges vary based on
the application, type, project requirements, economics, and
business drivers. This panel focuses on various implementation
aspects for different types of microgrids, including
utility microgrids and customer microgrids. More importantly,
the presenters provide practical information and lessons
learned for addressing the development challenges of
their microgrid projects, including feasibility, engineering
design, system integration, testing, commissioning, operation,
and maintenance.
* 23GET0157, Networked Microgrids of Multiple Supplies
for Critical Customers
A. NASSIF, LUMA Energy
* 23GET0158, Microgrid Protection and Utility Challenges
M. MAJIDI, San Diego Gas and Electric
* 23GET0159, Challenges and Lessons Learned Installing
a Large Scale, Behind-the-Meter Microgrid at an Industrial
Campus
E. KELLER, G&W Electric Company
* 23GET0160, The Progression and Challenges for Deployment
of Energy-Storage-Based Microgrids
S. ABDELRAZEK, Duke Energy
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Electric Vehicles Impacts on the Distribution Network
and Adjacent Infrastructure (Panel Session)
Session Chair: Boshra Momen Nejad, Corrpro Companies
In this panel we will be talking about the impact of electric
vehicles charging systems on the distribution network and
other infrastructures in close vicinity. We will discuss environmental,
safety and integrity impacts.
* 23GET0161, Personnel Safety
B. MOMEN NEJAD, Corrpro Companies
* 23GET0162, Environmental Impacts and Infrastructure
Planning
J. STAHULAK, HDR
* 23GET0163, Inadvertent Safety Hazards
J. BROWN, POWER Engineers, Inc.
* 23GET0164, EV Infrastructure Power Requirements
A. SCHMIDT, HDR
* 23GET0165, Asset Integrity
D. VAN OOSTENDORP, Corrpro Companies
DER's Optimal Management and Technologies in
Future Energy System (Panel Session)
Session Chair 1: Xiaofeng Zhang, Global Green Development
Alliance
Future power grids face various challenges due to a rapidly
growing renewable energy resources. The Distributed
Energy Resources (DERs), such as wind, solar, small hydro,
combined heat and power plants, energy storage, electric
vehicles, and smart loads become more prevalent. This panel
will invite industrial experts and leaders to share their experience
on optimal management and control of the DERs in
future energy systems. Additionally, innovations and new
technologies will be explored for challenges and solutions.
* 23GET0166, From edge to cloud: Automate DER operation
in a secure and reliable way
X. WANG, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
* 23GET0167, 5G Technology, Deployment, and Operation
F. MAGHSOODLOU, QUALCOMM
* 23GET0168, Energy Storage Solution Contributes to
Overall Grid
Y. QIAO, Solis North America
* 23GET0169, Management and Control of Electric Vehicles
for Grid Services
K. CHEN, General Motors
* 23GET0170, Grid Services from DERs
Q. WANG, Electric Power Research Institute
Grid and Technology Readiness and Challenges for Accommodating
High-Power EV Charging (Panel Session)
Session Chair: Nikoo Kouchakipour, Quanta Technology
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