Off the Grid Solutions - Power Sustainability and Isolation
How long can your facility stay opertional during sustained power outages? What are your backup sources of energy? Who will you call if vital systems are not operational. What is your plan B?
Off the Grid Solutions - Power Independence - Why is it important today to have back up power solutions to sustain normal and emergency operations. How important is it that a hospital maintains power during a blackout? How long can a data center operate on its own for long periods of time? How cost effective is it to have back up diesel or natural gas generators, photovoltaic solar panels, wind sources, tidal, battery or capacitor banks. Join us today for our off the grid presentation by Nathan Justice and his team of experts on power systems and control design. He and his team will present several different off the grid solutions including the typical configurations and equipment selection. He will demonstrate the control and connectivity of the distributed energy resources (DER) platform. His team will go into details on an advanced protection and cybersecurity scheme. Find out which solution is best and how to procure and finance your options. Sustainablity and resilience is important to your continued options. You don't want to miss. Register today for our session!
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- Seattle, Washington
- United States 98125
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Mike Brisbois, IEEE Consultant Network Chair
(708)668-5488
IEEE-Seattle.org/cnt - Co-sponsored by IEEE PES Seattle - Power and Energy
- Starts 27 October 2020 05:58 PM UTC
- Ends 13 November 2020 11:58 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Nathan Justice of Eaton Corporation
Nathan Justice
Nathan and his team will be discussing off the grid solutions including case examples with details on equipment selection including Power systems and controls design, typical configurations and equipment selection, controlling and connecting Distributed Energy Resources (DER), advanced protection and cybersecurity.
Biography:
Nathan Justice is an Application Engineer for Eaton Corporation focused on project development of microgrid and distributed generation projects in the Western Region of the US. Nathan holds a BSEE Degree from San Diego State University and leverages 20 years of experience split between project development, electrical engineering and project execution of mission critical projects in support of Commercial, Industrial, Utility, and Government/Armed Forces Sectors.
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Address:San Diego, California, United States
Cameron Clark of Eaton Corporation
Off the Grid Power Solution
Cameron will discuss various solutions to achieving power isolation and resiliency.
Biography:
Cameron has 30 years of experience in the electrical industry with electrical distribution equipment manufacturing businesses. Served in various roles within the electrical distribution products industry. In the current role, providing influence of specifications for electrical distribution equipment and technical and application support for these products in various market segments. Consistently a strong performer in all measurements. Excellent work ethic and performs with little supervision. Active participation in industry communities. Currently serving as Vice Chair of the Seattle chapter of the IEEE Industry Application Society, and on the Board of Directors of the Electric League of the Pacific Northwest. His specialties include Electrical distribution products and solutions for Healthcare, Education, Data Centers, Water and Waste Water facilites, as well as various process industries. He works for Eaton Corporation.
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Address:Redmond, Washington, United States
Agenda
High Noon - IEEE PES Consultant Network - Announcements
12:02 pm - Introduction of Nathan Justice and his team
12:04 - Off the Grid Solutions Presentation
12:45 pm Q&A
Wild Fires, wind storms, hurricanes, blizzards - Can your business sustain long term outages? What are some options and solutions that may pertain to your structure, facility or residence?