Elizabeth Cook, PhD to Speak at IEEE PES Grid Edge Technologies Conference & Exposition, San Diego, CA, April 11, 2023
The new IEEE PES Grid Edge Technologies Conference and Exposition will serve as a critical collaborative forum, bringing together a variety of organizations essential to delivering enhanced productivity, efficiency, and interoperability to the grid. Registration is open! Register here.
Leaders from across the industry will discuss the latest trends shaping the grid edge through Super Sessions, Technical Breakout Sessions, Tutorials, and much more.
The IEEE PES Grid Edge Technologies Conference & Exposition will take place April 10-13 2023, in San Diego, CA, at the San Diego Convention Center.
About Elizabeth Cook, PhD
“As customer needs evolve, so do the programs and services electric utilities will offer. The Transactive Energy platform has many other beneficial features that will provide DLC with the capabilities to enable demand response programs, EV charging infrastructure and distributed generation. In all these cases, the Transactive Energy platform provides a mechanism for customers to actively participate in energy markets, responding to price signals and grid conditions and providing valuable services to the grid.”
Elizabeth Cook, PhD
Elizabeth Cook, PhD is the Director, Advanced Grid Systems & Grid Modernization at Duquesne Light Company. She is an innovative, and analytical professional with 18 years of industry experience working with utility companies. She is adept at creating business model transformations and/or partnership innovation methods to help customers in the clean energy transition. She is passionate about educating and influencing stakeholders on key industry trends, EI&T services, and portfolio outcomes. She has extensive experience leading change, navigating ambiguity, managing senior/executive stakeholder communications, and organizing and leading purpose-built, cross-functional teams. She has the capability of taking highly technical information and breaking it down for all audience levels.
Elizabeth Cook, PhD and others to speak at a Electric Vehicle (EV) Technical Breakout Session, on Tuesday, April 11, 2023
Attend the Electric vehicle (EV) Technical Breakout Session: “Transactive Based EV-fleet G2V and V2G Management.” Meet highly esteemed EV colleagues at these panel, and learn more about EV charging infrastructure and distributed generation, as they relate to the Transactive Energy platform.
Transactive Based EV-fleet G2V and V2G Management
- Room: 5B
- Session Number: PL54
Tuesday, April 11, 2023: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Description
With increasing numbers of EV-fleet to the transportation system in metropolitan cities, the power distribution grid should be upgraded as well to keep up with the EV-fleet charge demand at different grid nodes/buses and different times of a day. The power distribution grid upgrades are costly and timely. Therefore, short-term and mid-term solutions for EV-fleet charge management should be in place. Transactive based EV-fleet charge and discharge management with price incentives to charge during off-peak hours and discharge during on-peak hours is feasible and practical. In this interactive panel we will discuss about hardware and software implementation of Transactive based EV-fleet management with real case studies in north America.
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