Resilient And Clean Energy Systems Online Seminar
This is an IEEE and RCES online seminar.
This presentation examines the transition of applied research in artificial intelligence, power systems, and building energy management toward early-stage deployment through the formation of Semitechnic Corp., A startup emerging from research conducted in collaboration with the University of Alberta. The talk outlines how academic methods, including data-driven optimization, edge AI, and intelligent control, are being adapted for practical use in building-scale and distributed energy systems.
Rather than emphasizing completed commercialization outcomes, the presentation focuses on the process of moving from research prototypes to deployable systems. Topics include system architecture design, integration with existing electrical and building automation infrastructure, validation using operational data, and challenges encountered in progressing toward pilot and field deployment. The session concludes with reflections on aligning academic research with real-world constraints related to resilience, electrification, and distributed energy resource integration.
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Reza Enaloui of Semitechnic Corp. and University of Alberta.
Biography:
Reza Enaloui, P.Eng. is the Founder and CEO of Semitechnic Corp. and a researcher affiliated with the University of Alberta. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alberta, with a specialization in energy systems, and is currently completing his doctoral studies in the same field. He has over a decade of industrial experience spanning energy systems, automation, and intelligent control.
His work focuses on the application of artificial intelligence and data-driven methods to the optimization and control of building-scale and distributed energy systems, with an emphasis on resilience, electrification, and deployable system design. In parallel with leading early-stage commercialization activities at Semitechnic, he continues to collaborate with academic and industry partners to advance RCES-aligned research and technology development.
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