119 Smart Grid: Applications, Algorithms and Computational Methods II

Tuesday, April 28, 2015: 10:15 AM
404 (Hilton Austin)
Description:
Widespread adoption of renewable power sources is expected to place substantial burden on electric power distribution systems (the grid). The smart grid is defined as a multifaceted approach to maintaining equality between generated and consumed power. Under such a scenario, those with sufficient operational flexibility will be able to exploit demand response opportunities to reduce average energy costs and possibly generate new revenue streams. This session will focus on the process related question of operational flexibility and methods to evaluate and utilize this flexibility within the context of smart grid participation.

Sponsor:
Computing Systems and Technology Division

Chair:
Donald J. Chmielewski
Email: chmielewski@iit.edu


10:15 AM
(119a) Predictive Strategies for Coordinating Passive and Active Thermal Energy Storage in Buildings
Cara Touretzky and Michael Baldea

10:45 AM
(119b) Industrial Demand Side Management Under Uncertainty
Qi Zhang and Ignacio Grossmann

11:15 AM
(119c) On the Use of Multistage Stochastic Programming for the Design of Smart Grid Coordinated Systems
Oluwasanmi Adeodu, Yazeed Aleissa and Donald J. Chmielewski
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