Microgrids Peer Review 2022
The Office of Electricity Microgrid R&D Program Peer Review was held July 26–27, 2022. Access presentations from the event below.
The biennial peer review sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Electricity Microgrids Program is an in-progress review of projects by external subject matter experts. The evaluation results support the Microgrids Program in project oversight, program planning, and portfolio management.
Overview of the Microgrid R&D Program
Dan Ton, U.S. Department of Energy
Enabling a Decarbonized, Equitable Grid With Microgrid Building Blocks
Chen-Ching Liu, Virginia Tech
Risk-Controlled Expansion Planning With Distributed Resources (REPAIR)
Miguel Heleno, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Beyond DERMS: Demonstrating Advanced Grid Services for Utility and ISO/RTO Behind-the
Meter DERs
Ravindra Singh, Argonne National Laboratory
Advanced Protection for Microgrids and DER in Secondary Networks and Meshed Distribution
Systems
Matthew Reno, Sandia National Laboratories
Microgrid Protection Based on Sequence Components
Isabelle Snyder, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
DynaGrid: Dynamic Microgrids for Large-Scale DER Integration and Electrification
Andrey Bernstein, National Renewable National Laboratory
Resilient Electric Distribution Grid R&D (Resilient Ports)
Kevin Schneider, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Net-Zero Microgrid Program
Timothy McJunkin, Idaho National Laboratory
Resilient Operations of Networked Microgrids (RONM)
Russell Bent, Los Alamos National Laboratory (Lead)
Contact
Murali Baggu
Laboratory Program Manager, Grid Integration
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