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DESCRIPTION:It is believed that emerging technologies changes the way elect
 ricity networks operate. This includes new challenges as well as opportuni
 ties for the electricity industry as well as customers. All sectors within
  the power industry could be affected differently but this presentation wi
 ll focus on the impacts on distribution electricity networks. The presenta
 tion will give first an overview of emerging/disruptive technologies that 
 are currently available in the market. Without going to the details of the
  battery technology\, the focus is to identify the benefits of battery ene
 rgy storage systems as behind the meter installation as well as grid-conne
 cted (utility scale) storage systems. Along the way\, some research questi
 ons and new career opportunities will be raised.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr.Daniel 
 Eghbal\, Future Network Strategy Engineer\, Energex\, \, Dr.Daniel Eghbal\
 , Future Network Strategy Engineer\, Energex\, \n\nRoom: Hawken Auditorium
 \, Bldg: Engineering House \, 447 Upper Edward Street \, Brisbane\, Queens
 land\, Australia\, 4000
LOCATION:Room: Hawken Auditorium\, Bldg: Engineering House \, 447 Upper Edw
 ard Street \, Brisbane\, Queensland\, Australia\, 4000
ORGANIZER:sohrab.makaremi@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Challenges and Opportunities in Distribution Network Planning 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/40889
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>It is believed that emerging technologies 
 changes the way electricity networks operate. This includes new challenges
  as well as opportunities for the electricity industry as well as customer
 s. All sectors within the power industry could be affected differently but
  this presentation will focus on the impacts on distribution electricity n
 etworks. The presentation will give first an overview of emerging/disrupti
 ve technologies that are currently available in the market. Without going 
 to the details of the battery technology\, the focus is to identify the be
 nefits of battery energy storage systems as behind the meter installation 
 as well as grid-connected (utility scale) storage systems. Along the way\,
  some research questions and new career opportunities will be raised.</p>
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