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DESCRIPTION:For a century\, the grid's stability came for free from the hea
 vy spinning mass of conventional generators. As solar\, wind\, and battery
  storage take over\, that built-in inertia is disappearing\, and the grid 
 has to find new ways to stay steady.\n\nJoin Stanford IEEE's Power & Energ
 y Society for an interactive session on grid inertia in an inverter-based 
 world. We'll cover why inertia matters\, what inverter-based resources can
  and can't do to replace it\, and how reactive power support fits in. Alon
 g the way\, we'll walk through real-world case studies of events on the gr
 id and see what they can teach us. Expect live demos\, open discussion\, a
 nd plenty of questions. Open to all majors. No power systems background re
 quired.\n\nDetails and RSVP: https://luma.com/izp8abza\n\nRoom: 299\, Bldg
 : Y2E2 (Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Environment and Energy Building)\, 4
 73 Via Ortega\, Stanford\, California\, United States\, 94305
LOCATION:Room: 299\, Bldg: Y2E2 (Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Environment 
 and Energy Building)\, 473 Via Ortega\, Stanford\, California\, United Sta
 tes\, 94305
ORGANIZER:ieee@ee.stanford.edu
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Exploring Grid Inertia (and a Bit of Reactive Power) with Inverter-
 Based Resources: An Interactive Session
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/583361
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>For a century\, the grid's stability came 
 for free from the heavy spinning mass of conventional generators. As solar
 \, wind\, and battery storage take over\, that built-in inertia is disappe
 aring\, and the grid has to find new ways to stay steady.</p>\n<p>Join Sta
 nford IEEE's Power &amp\; Energy Society for an interactive session on gri
 d inertia in an inverter-based world. We'll cover why inertia matters\, wh
 at inverter-based resources can and can't do to replace it\, and how react
 ive power support fits in. Along the way\, we'll walk through real-world c
 ase studies of events on the grid and see what they can teach us. Expect l
 ive demos\, open discussion\, and plenty of questions. Open to all majors.
  No power systems background required.</p>\n<p>Details and RSVP: <a href="
 https://luma.com/izp8abza">https://luma.com/izp8abza</a></p>
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