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Session prices vary based on IEEE membership. Each 80-minute session will be available for streaming for 1 year from purchase date. In addition, CEUs/PDHs will be available for purchase. To see all recorded tutorials and corresponding slides, please visit the IEEE Smart Grid Resource Center’s Education tab.
Tutorial Overview:
This tutorial is a review of standards development and IEEE Smart Grid Interoperability. The sessions will include an update on current status and application, including 2030 Series and 1547.3.
Session 1: STREAM IT: Click Here
- Smart Grid - Definition, History and Justifcation for the Guide
- Interoperability – Definition, Needs, Perspectives And Applications
- Link Between Power, Communications And Information, Technologies IEEE Smart Grid Interoperability, Reference Model (SGIRM)
- Evolution of Standards Development
- Application of SGIRM – Frequency Regulation
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- Current Activites in Interoperability and Cybersecurity Standards
- Regulatory Changes
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Mark Siira is the Director of Utility Compliance and Solutions for ComRent International, a leader in load testing solutions for utility-scale systems. Mark is the Chair of IEEE SCC 21. In this role, he leads the development of all interconnection and interoperability standards for Photovoltaics, Dispersed Generation, and Energy Storage. Vice-Chair for IEEE P1547 Revision. He is also a member of the UL Standards Technical Panels 1741 (Inverters), UL2200 (Generators) and 6171 (Wind farms interconnection).