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DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, we jump across the pond to dive deep into the dy
 namic landscape of the US power system. The discussion will explore how th
 e accelerating shift towards renewable energy resources along with recent 
 legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act is impacting the grid\, highl
 ighting active areas of research like congestion management\, advanced tra
 nsmission technologies\, and generation interconnection. We also address t
 he pressing need for improving grid reliability and resilience in the face
  of growing climate uncertainty. A key theme emerges - an increasingly int
 ricate interplay between the different forces shaping our complex energy s
 ystem - with valuable insights into the future of power grids not only in 
 the US\, but in Europe and globally.\n\nRoom: Aula L\, Bldg: ESAT\, Kastee
 lpark Arenberg 10\, Leuven\, Unknown\, Belgium\, 3000\, Virtual: https://e
 vents.vtools.ieee.org/m/382770
LOCATION:Room: Aula L\, Bldg: ESAT\, Kasteelpark Arenberg 10\, Leuven\, Unk
 nown\, Belgium\, 3000\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/382770
ORGANIZER:pes.sb.leuven@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:18
SUMMARY:Lecture by Emilia Chojkiewicz 'The trends and challenges of the US 
 power system'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/382770
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><span style="font-weight: 400\;">I</span><
 span style="font-weight: 400\;">n this talk\, we jump across the pond to d
 ive deep into the dynamic landscape of the US power system. The discussion
  will explore how the accelerating shift towards renewable energy resource
 s along with recent legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act is impact
 ing the grid\, highlighting active areas of research like congestion manag
 ement\, advanced transmission technologies\, and generation interconnectio
 n. We also address the pressing need for improving grid reliability and re
 silience in the face of growing climate uncertainty. A key theme emerges -
  an increasingly intricate interplay between the different forces shaping 
 our complex energy system - with valuable insights into the future of powe
 r grids not only in the US\, but in Europe and globally.</span></p>
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