2021 Webinars
2021 Webinars
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Spring 2021
January 26 – Jacob Mays, Cornell
Capacity Markets and the Energy Transition
Fall 2021
August 31 – Raja Ayyanar, Arizona State, Bo Yang & Panitarn Chongfuangprinya, Hitachi
Edge Intelligent Devices and Cloud-based Analytical Platform for Behind-the-meter Solar Situational Awareness
February 16 – Richard Zhang, Univ. of Illinois
Nonconvexity in Power System Optimization: Are Local Minima Really So Bad?
September 21 – Anamika Dubey, Washington State
Distribution System Resilience: Modeling and Optimization
March 9 – Lang Tong, Cornell
Pricing Rolling-window Dispatch under Uncertainty: Dispatch-Following and Truthful-Bidding Incentives
October 12 – Mani Venkatasubramanian, Washington State
Analysis and mitigation of resonant forced oscillations
March 30 – Dominic Gross, Univ. of Wisconsin
Beyond Low-Inertia Systems: Grid-Forming Converter Control for Converter-Dominated Power Systems
November 2 – Lang Tong, Cornell
Behind-the-Meter DER under Net Energy Metering X: Optimal Prosumer Decisions, Social Welfare, Cross-subsidies, and Market Potential
April 20 – Line Roald, Univ. of Wisconsin
Preparing for the extremes: Modeling and mitigating risk of wildfire and natural gas shortages
November 23 – Subhonmesh Bose, Univ. of Illinois
Risk-Sensitive Market Design for Electric Power Systems
How to Attend Webinars
Participants can join each webinar by registering through the link provided under the corresponding presenter’s details on this page. Registration is automatically approved, and upon completion, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with your unique link to join. We encourage you to register with your organization’s email address. At the scheduled time, simply use this link to access the webinar. We recommend joining a few minutes early to ensure a smooth connection.
If you have any issues or questions, please email [email protected].
Professional Development Hours (PDH) Certificate
The PSERC office will prepare and distribute PDH certificates automatically based on the webinar attendance records. To qualify for a certificate, participants must be active PSERC members and present for a minimum of 50 minutes during the session.
