Special Talk-An Industry Perspective on HVDC, FACTS, and Smart Grid Technologies’ Role in Grid Transformation

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 End-of-the-Year Event  IEEE Northern Canada Section Power Electronics Society Chapter

Topic: An Industry Perspective on HVDC, FACTS, and Smart Grid Technologies’ Role in Grid Transformation

Abstract: The worldwide electrical grid is undergoing a great transformation, driven by climate goals and the rapid advancement of digital technology. This special talk will provide an industry perspective on the opportunities and challenges on the grid, and the role of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) and flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS), and other smart grid technologies that can help build the grid of the future.

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  • University of Alberta
  • 116 St NW
  • Edmonton, Alberta
  • Canada T6G 2E1
  • Building: DICE
  • Room Number: 7-395
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  • Starts 07 December 2022 03:00 PM UTC
  • Ends 16 December 2022 06:00 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge

  Speakers

Jeanie Chin Jeanie Chin of ATCO

Biography:

Jeanie Chin is a Professional Engineer and Project Management Professional with over 16 years of experience in the Alberta electric utility industry.  In her current role as Supervising Engineer for the HVDC & FACTS Engineering team at ATCO Electric, she leads a team of engineers focused on HVDC & FACTS technologies to address grid stability challenges.  Jeanie is a strong advocate for the need for energy transition, and over her career has lead numerous projects in developing and implementing clean energy strategies from concept to implementation.  Key projects include solar PV and battery installations, EV charging networks, and a microgrid research lab.

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Agenda

The agenda of this event is planned as follows:
-Opening 2-3' (Brief introduction, bio, etc.)
-Live presentation 45'
              Followed by live Q&A around 15’
              (Zoom participants can ask through Chat)
-Ending 2' (Free discussions, etc.)


A kind reminder for all in-person attendees
- Please only attend the event in-person if you are feeling well
- Hand sanitizer will be made available, and masks are recommended
- All attendees must be seated while consuming food