Utility of the Future - Virtual - NNJ Section - LM Group UPDATED ZOOM DETAILS
Utility of the Future
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Utility of the Future will be held ONLINE using ZOOM.
The meeting starts at 11:30 AM EST and typically ends at 2:00 PM. The meeting is meant to discuss strengthing the electrical infra structure in New Jersey.
Time: September 14, 2020 11:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting URL: https://pseg.zoom.us/j/99065462983
Meeting ID: 990 6546 2983
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- Date: 14 Sep 2021
- Time: 11:30 AM to 02:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
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- Interenet Online, New Jersey
- United States 00000
- Building: GoToMeeting
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Mihael A. Miller, Chair Life Member Group, millerm@ieee.org
- Starts 31 August 2021 11:10 AM
- Ends 14 September 2021 11:10 AM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Ray Alvarez, PE PMP of PSE&G New Jersey
Making New Jersey Strong
Topic: It’s an exciting time for the state’s largest utility Public Service Electric and Gas. Partnering with the NJ Board of Public Utilities, PSE&G is pursuing its Utility of the Future vision. Initiatives to achieve that vision includes four Clean Energy Future programs -- Energy Efficiency, Energy Storage, Energy Cloud and Electric Vehicles; as well as Gas System Modernization Program, Energy Strong II and NJ’s Carbon Free Tomorrow.
Through these initiatives the utility is helping to achieve the state’s Energy Master Plan goal’s including 100% clean energy by 2050 and development of 7500MW of offshore wind by 2035.
PSE&G is leading the transition to the Clean Energy Future and empowering customers by deploying cutting-edge technologies. PSE&G’s strategy includes updating its transmission and distribution systems to meet 21st-century customer needs with modern technologies. It is modernizing transmission and distribution networks to support emerging energy-use patterns as distributed energy resources, renewables, and electric vehicles become more prevalent.
The utility is enhancing reliability with data and deploying new technologies to automate grid operations and business processes.
Biography:
Speaker: Ray Alvarez, PE PMP
With more than 30 years of Corporate and Professional Experience in Critical Environment and Utilities, Raymond Alvarez, PE, PMP, is the senior director of PSE&G’s Electric Asset Management. His responsibilities include transmission and substation engineering, NERC compliance, system reliability, the utility of the future, project integration, and project engineering. Prior to joining PSE&G in 2009, he served as vice president of Critical Systems, building and managing critical infrastructure facilities for banking and data center clients. He started his career at Con Edison, where he served in Generation, Engineering, Electric System Operations, Construction, Customer Operations and Project Management. He holds a BSEE from Rutgers University and a master’s degree in Power Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Email:
Address:80 Park Place, , Newark, United States, 07102
Agenda
Topic: It’s an exciting time for the state’s largest utility Public Service Electric and Gas. Partnering with the NJ Board of Public Utilities, PSE&G is pursuing its Utility of the Future vision. Initiatives to achieve that vision includes four Clean Energy Future programs -- Energy Efficiency, Energy Storage, Energy Cloud and Electric Vehicles; as well as Gas System Modernization Program, Energy Strong II and NJ’s Carbon Free Tomorrow.
Through these initiatives the utility is helping to achieve the state’s Energy Master Plan goal’s including 100% clean energy by 2050 and development of 7500MW of offshore wind by 2035.
PSE&G is leading the transition to the Clean Energy Future and empowering customers by deploying cutting-edge technologies. PSE&G’s strategy includes updating its transmission and distribution systems to meet 21st-century customer needs with modern technologies. It is modernizing transmission and distribution networks to support emerging energy-use patterns as distributed energy resources, renewables, and electric vehicles become more prevalent.
The utility is enhancing reliability with data and deploying new technologies to automate grid operations and business processes.
Please join us as Ray discusses how PSE&G is driving these initiatives.