A Reliable Grid is a Smart Grid

Presented by: Alan M Ross, Vice President of Reliability, SD Myers

Thursday, December 20, 2018 1:00PM-2:00PM ET

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The application of Reliability Engineering disciplines and principles provides a unique perspective to a Smart Grid. In this webinar we will look at how technology, UIoT, Machine Learning and Condition Based Monitoring can positively affect the long-term reliability of the Grid. While reliability engineering starts at the design phase for asset management decisions, an even greater impact will be on the system those assets comprise. For the most part we are redesigning systems, not designing from scratch, adding technological advances while integrating wide-scale DER and DR into the grid.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: T&D engineers and planners. Grid modernization engineers and planners. Anyone interested in how reliability impacts resillency and technology in the redesign of a Smart Grid.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Alan M Ross is the Vice President of Reliability for SD Myers. He is a credentialed reliability professional with both the CMRP and CRL certifications and Is a member of the IEEE Reliability Society. Alan Is the Chairman of the Smart Grid working group for SMRP and the Electrical Power Reliability Summit and on the Planning Committee and Keynote speaker for the Comet Conference. He is a dynamic and frequent presenter or keynote speaker at NETA, Comet, EPRS, SMRP Conference and Symposium, Marcon, Reliability Conference, AIST, IMC and numerous Muni/Coop regional organizations. Alan has published frequently in AIST Journal, Plant Engineering, Solutions Magazine, Uptime Magazine and on the blog Transformer Reliability, and numerous white papers on the adoption of new technology, reliability and leadership.

AFTER THE WEBINAR IS PRESENTED

One (1) hour of Professional Development (PDH) will be available on the IEEE Smart Grid Resource Center for purchase within three (3) business days.
All webinar recordings and corresponding slides will be available for download on the IEEE Smart Grid Resource Centerwithin three (3) business days.
NOTE: The slides and recordings are complimentary to IEEE Members who belong to an IEEE Smart Grid participating society.

For any questions, please contact Phyllis Caputo at p.caputo@ieee.org.

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