Knoxville, Tenn., USA, January 18, 2023 —EnerNex is a proud partner of the Idaho National Laboratory’s Transmission Optimization with Grid Enhancing Technologies (TOGETs) project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Office of Electricity (OE) and Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO). Following a recommendation from a 2022 Report to Congress, the TOGETs project aims to convene industry experts on the topics of power flow control (PFC), dynam...
The IEEE Power & Energy Society announced the 2022 Erich Gunther Future Power Innovator Scholarship Recipient: Christopher Peralta, Iowa State University.
Christopher was awarded a scholarship to assist in his education expenses and will be presented with a congratulatory plaque at the upcoming 2023 IEEE ISGT, North America (ISGT NA) Conference in Washington DC.
"We are impressed with Christopher's accomplishments thus far and look forward to gre...
EnerNex appreciated the opportunity to assist the Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) with their grid modernization strategy, stakeholder outreach, advanced metering infrastructure procurement, and October 3, 2022 rider application to the New Mexico Public Regulatory Commission. Details regarding PNM’s grid modernization plan and regulatory filing can be found at: https://www.pnmforwardtogether.com/grid
As published in Utility Dive | October 4, 2...
Muhammad Humayun presented this at CEATI’s Distribution Conference in October 2022.
For access to the full presentation, please contact Muhammad: mhumayun@enernex.com.
Many utilities are in the process of implementing Smart Grid applications on the distribution grid to improve reliability and asset utilization, integrate Distributed Energy Resources (DER), and achieve a timely demand response to market and other signals. This presentation will provide ...
Longtime EnerNex employee Sandy Smith retired from EnerNex after 19 years with the company. Previously, he worked for Electrotek Concepts and SAIC. He served as a project manager for organizations such as Oak Ridge National Laboratory, EPRI, and the Energy Systems Integration Group (ESIG). He also supported marketing and business development efforts at EnerNex.
EnerNex’s Carrie Owens sat down for an exit interview with Sandy before his formal retire...
EnerNex performed power system studies for the Energy Systems Integration Group (ESIG) that shows proactive generation interconnection planning can reduce system reinforcement costs significantly. Our studies evaluated generation interconnection costs of a medium level three-year study window, using PSSe cases to evaluate system reinforcements needed to support new generation in the base and N-1 contingency cases, on both the SPP and MISO systems. These ev...
Knoxville, Tenn., USA, July 29, 2022 —EnerNex, a CESI company, continues to add expertise and leadership to the company’s skilled consulting team, announcing today the hiring of three Principal Consultants and a Senior Consultant with over 65 years of experience combined:
Sachin Chitgopkar has over 20 years of experience in consulting and professional services roles and has led several large projects serving utilities across North America. He has specia...
Grid-Enhancing Technologies: A Case Study on Ratepayer Impact
February 2022
**EnerNex contributed to this report**
The Department of Energy's Office of Electricity has released Grid-Enhancing Technologies: A Case Study on Ratepayer Impact, a report focused on the impacts of integrating Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs) with existing transmission lines. GETs can defer or reduce the need for significant investment in new infrastructure projects and incre...
A Time-Domain Short Circuit Study for a VSC Based Battery Energy Storage System
Published via IEEE Xplore
Abstract
A phasor domain short circuit study for a battery energy storage system was performed per ANSI C37.010-2016. Results showed high short circuit asymmetrical currents. Two time-domain models were also built— simplified and detailed ——to compare the results with the phasor domain study. The results of both the simplified and the detailed...