IEEE PI2 Austin, June 28th 2022, Tech Meeting, Using Digital Innovations and Technologies to Improve Renewable Energy Operations Efficiency
IEEE PI2 Austin, June 28th 2022, Tech Meeting via WebEx and In-Person (REMOTE & In Person) 6:30 pm Central, 7:30 pm Eastern
The WebEx information can be found in the meeting details here on vTools. Contact pi2-secretary@ieee.org if you have any questions or cannot find the WebEx details.
The June tech meeting will be hosted in a hybrid format - both virtual via WebEx and in person at Cover 3.
If you attend in person at Cover 3, we ask that all in-person attendees order at least $20 in food and drink or consider this to be a cover charge.
For PDH Hours, please email the PI2 Secretary, Eric Meier at eric.meier@ieee.org or pi2-secretary@ieee.org.
Abstract:
It is easy to forget that digital innovation also often means cultural change. That is why it is important to encourage operations colleagues, aka end users, to become comfortable using new tech. This can include providing early access to advanced data solutions, and giving the team the space to collaborate and experiment with new technologies in Beta phase to provide their honest feedback on usability and fit for purpose. Join Samantha Mullin, Ray Manzanilla, and other RWE Renewables Americas colleagues as they discuss how RWE is redefining their digital project delivery capability through collaborative rollout with Site Operations.
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- Cover 3 - 2700 W Anderson Ln
- #202
- Austin, Texas
- United States 78757
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If you plan to attend, please RSVP via e-mail to "pi2-secretary@ieee.org".
- Co-sponsored by IEEE PI2 Secretary
- Starts 24 May 2022 02:47 PM UTC
- Ends 27 June 2022 02:47 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Samantha Mullin
Using Digital Innovations and Technologies to Improve Renewable Energy Operations Efficiency
It is easy to forget that digital innovation also often means cultural change. That is why it is important to encourage operations colleagues, aka end users, to become comfortable using new tech. This can include providing early access to advanced data solutions, and giving the team the space to collaborate and experiment with new technologies in Beta phase to provide their honest feedback on usability and fit for purpose. Join Samantha Mullin, Ray Manzanilla, and other RWE Renewables Americas colleagues as they discuss how RWE is redefining their digital project delivery capability through collaborative rollout with Site Operations.
Biography:
Samantha Mullin
Samantha is an engineer turned data scientist and platform expert supporting the Wind, Solar, and Energy Storage operations business at RWE Renewables. In her role as a SAP Plant Maintenance Expert she sits at the intersection of data analytics and the operation of renewable energy assets. Samantha aims to provide the tools and data insights that increase the profitability of renewable energy assets and improve the work-life of the colleagues who manage them. Samantha has previously worked in predictive analytics and condition monitoring, and provided technical recommendations that influenced the O&M budget planning and day to day operations of RWE’s wind farms in North America. Samantha holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering and a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. Samantha is proud to be actively involved in Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE) and a volunteer for organizations in her community in Austin, Texas.
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Agenda
Sign-In: 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Program: 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM