Distributed Load Changers on Modern Distribution Systems

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This webinar will delve into various aspects of distributed loads, including different load modifiers considering both temporal and spatial aspects. We will look at their fundamental principles and operations to their real-world applications. It will feature presentations and insights from experts in the field, offering participants a comprehensive understanding of the following key areas: 

  1. Definition, types, and functions of new Distributed loads
  2. The role of DLCs in modern grid systems – electrification 
  3. Benefits and Challenges:
  4. How these loads drive the discussion around resilience 
  5. Challenges and potential solutions 
  6. Potential to support renewable energy integration and demand response.
  7. Case studies showcasing a planning example.

By participating in this webinar, attendees will gain valuable insights into the transformative potential of distributed load changers in modern distribution systems. Whether you are an industry professional, researcher, policymaker, or enthusiast interested in the future of power distribution, this event promises to be a rich source of knowledge. 



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  • Date: 16 Nov 2023
  • Time: 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM
  • All times are (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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  • Co-sponsored by Eversource Energy Center


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Distributed Load Changers on Modern Distribution Systems

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Vahraz Zamani, PhD: Dr. Zamani’s 19 years of experience covers a wide range of power system modeling, planning, protection, operation, and electromagnetic transient studies. Vahraz is working with power & energy companies (utilities, developers, investors, and technology owners) to assess and deploy green, innovative & efficient solutions as well as implementing new technologies within the diverse and multicultural team by considering regulatory requirements and technical standards. He is proficient in modeling, planning, and operation of the power systems. He received his PhD in Electrical Engineering- Power Systems from NC State University with more than 19 years of real-life experience in the electrical power industry through various projects and engagements: from developing new solutions and methods to field testing of electrical power systems as well as providing highly technical consulting services for utilities and developers. Vahraz is a Senior Member of IEEE. Currently, Dr. Zamani is Portfolio Consulting Manager, leading Transmission & Distribution Planning projects at Siemens PTI.

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Topic:

Distributed Load Changers on Modern Distribution Systems

Biography:

Hasala Dharmawardena, PhD: Dr. Hasala Dharmawardena’s 12 years of experience cover a wide range of power system modeling and analysis, planning, and design studies. Hasala has supported Utilities, EPC Companies, Regulators, and Developers in the Power and Energy Sector to assess and deploy green, innovative & efficient solutions and implement new technologies. He is an expert in modeling, planning, and operating power distribution systems. He received his PhD in Electrical Engineering in Power Systems from Clemson University and brings a variety of experiences in the electrical power distribution system modeling to test new technology and automate existing processes. Hasala is a Senior Member of the IEEE, a past member of the IEEE-USA board of directors, and currently serves as a liaison to the IEEE Board of Directors. Currently, Dr. Dharmawardena is Senior Consultant and leading T&D projects at Siemens PTI.