Recorded Webinar
A Smarter Way to Interconnect Distributed Energy Resources
Date held: February 13, 2019Distributed generation and the adoption of microgrids are growing at a rapid pace. Utilities and power producers need an easier and more cost-effective way to interconnect these resources with the power system.
This webinar addresses a new way to create safe and reliable interties for distributed energy resources (DERs) using the SEL-651R Advanced Recloser Control. During the webinar, you’ll learn about:
- IEEE 1547-2018 intertie tripping requirements.
- Improving safety by enforcing interconnection requirements.
- Reducing power quality impact and equipment damage risk using enhanced synchronization techniques.
- Fast local islanding detection methods.
- Simplicity and low cost of the SEL-651R point of common coupling (PCC) solution.
Learn From the Experts
Senior Product Manager, Distribution Control Systems, SEL
John Calvin joined SEL in 2018 as a senior product manager for distribution control systems. He holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from Washington State University, is an IEEE senior member, and holds 8 patents in industrial controls and signal processing. John is a member of IEEE Power Electronics, IEEE Signal Processing, and the IEEE Systems Council.
Development Lead Engineer, Power Systems, SEL
Ed Atienza received his B.S.E.E. from the University of Idaho in 2001. He joined SEL in 2002 as an international field application engineer. In 2006, he joined Tampa Electric as a substation operation engineer responsible for relay testing and maintenance. He returned to SEL in 2008 as a field application engineer and transferred into research and development as a development lead engineer in 2018.