Alberta Power Grid Operations & Systems
As the Independent System Operator for Alberta, AESO operates the Alberta power market to facilitate the delivery of electricity from producers to customers in the way that is Fair, Efficient, Open, and Competitive (FEOC). AESO also plays the critical roles of Balancing Authority (BA) and Reliability Coordinator (RC) in operating the Alberta Interconnected Electric Systems (AIES). The presentation will briefly introduce the Grid and Market structures of Alberta, and talk about how AESO Operations are equipped to fulfill the BA and RC roles. The Market products and EMS tools that contribute to the supply and demand balance will be discussed, to explain how generation is dispatched and controlled to follow system load and respond to intermittent energy source like wind power. The on-line Network Applications in EMS will also be discussed, and how they are used at AESO for security assessment in real-time to maintain grid reliability will be explained.
Online registration fee: (closes 24hrs before the event)
»IEEE Members $15
»IEEE Non-members $25
»Full Time Students Free
At the door registration fee:
»IEEE Members $25
»IEEE Non-members $35
»Full Time Students $10
Agenda:
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» 5:15 Registration
» 6:00 Introduction
» 6:15 Presentation
» 7:00 Break and a Quick Snack
» 7:30 Presentation Resumes
» 8:15 Q&A
» 8:30 Networking
» 9:00 Doors close
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- 110 - 12 Ave SW
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- Calgary, Alberta
- Canada T2P 2M1
- Building: TransAlta
- Room Number: Auditorium - Basement
- Starts 11 December 2017 03:42 PM UTC
- Ends 01 February 2018 12:00 AM UTC
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Speakers
Xiaopeng Liu, P.Eng., Manager, EMS Power System Applications, AESO
Biography:
Xiaopeng Liu joined the Alberta Electric System Operator (the AESO) in 2007 and is currently the manager of EMS Power System Applications team. His team is responsible for all critical power system applications for the operations of the Alberta power grid. Before joining AESO, he worked at SNC-Lavalin in Montreal and a provincial utility in China for many years. His specialties include power system modeling, analysis, simulation, control, and power markets, especially experienced in state estimation, on-line security analysis, voltage stability, grid optimization, Automatic Generation Control (AGC), renewable integration, and Dispatch Training Simulation (DTS). As a registered member of APEGA and IEEE PES, he is author and presenter of multiple technical papers at IEEE conferences.