This presentation will provide an overview of advanced voltage and current sensors providing synchro-waveforms and their potential application, with the focus on grid resiliency.
This talk will provide an overview of Canadian provincial and remote community grids, and a more detailed discussion of Ontario’s power grid, market, and future expansion plans, from an emissions perspective.
A Distinguished Lecture, Decarbonisation Opportunities in the Electric Power Sector to Address Climate Change will be presented by Prof Saifur Rahman, 2023 IEEE President & CEO.
The Manchester Energy and Electrical Power Systems (MEEPS) symposium is a prestigious student-led event that has been held annually since 2012, providing a platform for students, researchers and young professionals to publicise their research works and discuss the latest developments and trends in the Power and Energy Sector. The theme for the year 2023 will be ”Navigating the Energy Transition: Challenges and Solutions”.
IEEE PES UK&I Chapter will host their Annual General Meeting in Birmingham, UK. This event is co-hosted by all PES Student Branch Chapters in UK and Ireland, and is sponsored by the University of Birmingham.
The fundamental approach to implement Net-zero is to massively integrate renewable energy sources into energy supply. With the massive penetration of renewable energy into power systems, variations including fluctuations and intermittency of output powers of these renewable sources are of great concerns.
This SSIT Distinguished Lecture (DL) by Prof. Paul M Cunningham (IST-Africa Institute, Ireland) will share insight gained from mHealth4Afrika related to co-designing appropriate technological solutions to address societal challenges in resource-constrained environments.
This webinar will describe the IEEE 1547-2018 Interoperability Requirements, use cases for DER, communications deployment architectures for DER integration.
The fast growth of Electric Vehicles (EVs) is likely necessary to meet decarbonisation goals in most countries.
Numerous countries have recently set the target for cessation of pure combustion engine car manufacturing within the next 10 to 20 years, leading to substantial acceleration of passenger vehicle electrification.