IESA Webinar on Energy Management Solutions for Renewable, Energy Storage and Distributed Generations

Welcome to the IESA Webinar on Energy Management Solutions for Renewable, Energy Storage, and Distributed Generations.

Webinar Overview

Energy Management Solution (EMS) is becoming an essential tool with various energy mixes in the energy ecosystem. The emergence of renewable sources (wind, solar, pumped hydro) and multiple conventional sources (thermal, oil, and gas) have made energy generation management difficult over time. The inherent nature of renewable energy makes it difficult for forecasting and requires a well-developed monitoring system for generation management. With the integration of energy storage systems, the evolution of the smart grid and virtual power plant concepts are making utilities more complex.

In the electricity ecosystem, the deregulation of the market enables multiple players as part of the generation, transmission, and distribution value chain. With various load profiles from new-age industries, commercial establishments, and critical infrastructure, power reliability and quality are becoming more demanding.

In this diverse scenario, energy managers rely on developed EMS tools to manage demand-response, virtual power plant (VPP), vehicle-to-grid (V2G) integration, distributed energy sources, grid stability, grid frequency management, microgrids, and energy storage assets. In this webinar, global experts will share their experience and the available energy management solutions for the future electricity network.

Takeaways

• Impact of changing energy mix on power system
• Entry-level disruption in electrical network
• Energy storage business models
• Energy storage applications and value streams
• Market opportunities
• How clean energy decade has been executed
• The global growth of smart grids
• Renewables growth in India
• Challenges faced by modern power system
• About GEMS software and its working 

Duration: ~ 1hour 15 min

Speakers

• Andy Bray
• Vish Ganti
• Ramakrishna G K

This webinar took place on 11th June 2021.