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DESCRIPTION:The incorporation of distributed renewable energy generation\, 
 smart control systems\, and\nelectric/hybrid vehicles into the existing gr
 id infrastructure are challenging but necessary\nsteps towards a more sust
 ainable future. This presentation will describe key technologies\nand tech
 niques that are necessary to modernize electrical generation\, distributio
 n and\nconsumption. The work that is currently ongoing at the University o
 f British Columbia’s\n(UBC) campus will be used to illustrate some moder
 n and future implementations.\nTechniques such as load shedding\, peak shi
 fting\, active power factor correction\, and\nbackup will be discussed. Th
 e technical challenges and solutions associated with\nimplementing these s
 ustainable solutions will be addressed.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Martin Ordonez 
 \, \n\nRoom: BA4287\, Bldg: Bahen Center of Information Technology\, Unive
 rsity of Toronto 40 St. George Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada\, M5S2E
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LOCATION:Room: BA4287\, Bldg: Bahen Center of Information Technology\, Univ
 ersity of Toronto 40 St. George Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada\, M5S2
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ORGANIZER:hoda.youssef@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:5
SUMMARY:The Future of Power and Energy Infrastructure
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/171254
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The incorporation of distributed renewable
  energy generation\, smart control systems\, and<br />electric/hybrid vehi
 cles into the existing grid infrastructure are challenging but necessary<b
 r />steps towards a more sustainable future. This presentation will descri
 be key technologies<br />and techniques that are necessary to modernize el
 ectrical generation\, distribution and<br />consumption. The work that is 
 currently ongoing at the University of British Columbia&rsquo\;s<br />(UBC
 ) campus will be used to illustrate some modern and future implementations
 .<br />Techniques such as load shedding\, peak shifting\, active power fac
 tor correction\, and<br />backup will be discussed. The technical challeng
 es and solutions associated with<br />implementing these sustainable solut
 ions will be addressed.</p>
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