3rd Annual Smart Grid Conference

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1 Conference Agenda 3rd Annual Smart Grid Conference October 2-3, 2018 Anaheim, CA Register online at

2 Conference at a Glance OVERVIEW For a utility, the building of a Smart Grid enables the connection and participation of customers, services, and new technologies. This conference will focus on the meaning of a Smart Grid as a platform for this connection and participation, and what this means for utilities, including operating technology and operating systems, DER integration, IT with OT integration, and network modeling and monitoring. The conference sessions will cover changing demands on a utility s operation of the power system in the presence of DER and new technologies on the edge of the grid, smart monitoring of the grid for automated operation in the presence of these new services, devices, and technologies, and the integration of a utility s operating systems with enterprise IT systems. THEMES 1Energy Storage and Distributed Renewable Energy Resources Integration with the Grid Customers may choose to self-generate or to store energy, they may choose to own a micro grid that is able to operate off-grid, or they may wish to own renewable energy generation for the purpose of selling into the electricity market. This session will focus on what these customer choices mean to a utility, including the changing functional requirements and capabilities associated with the operation of the grid in such areas as: operating technology and operating systems, distribution automation, system monitoring, fault location, and system restoration. 2Operating the Grid by Integrating IT with OT Modern operation of the grid will realize value through the integration of utility operating systems (OT) with enterprise IT. The growth of resources and technologies on the edge of the grid and the advance of internet-enabled technologies will increase both the opportunities for value and the importance of integration. This session will focus on the opportunities and associated IT systems that are important to integrate, such as AMI data, customer system data, and asset management data. The session will also present experiences and suggestions for integration architecture. 3Cyber Security for the Integration of IT with OT In order to integrate enterprise IT systems and other information sources with operating systems, there is a need to build cyber secure interfaces. This session will focus on requirements and suggestions for cyber security. 4Network Monitoring and Automation The building of a Smart Grid to enable the connection of DER and new services and technologies demands that a utility be able to monitor the grid to allow for advances in automated control and operation. The session will focus on real-time monitoring using the latest in-line sensors and faulted circuit indicators, as well as utility experience and suggestions for the application of monitoring and automation technologies.

3 5Network Modeling and Simulations The building of a Smart Grid also demands that a utility be able to accurately run power system simulations and maintain and use network modeling. This session will focus on utility experience and suggestions for power system simulations, network modeling, and state estimation, including building the network model, data governance for maintenance of the network model, and the leveraging of smart meter data, AMI, and other customer information for network modeling and state estimation. 6Communication Technology for the Monitoring and Control of DER In order to integrate DER effectively with the Grid, there is a need for communication systems to monitor and control these resources and to support the automation of the grid. This session will focus on communication systems and protocols for the integration of DER.

4 Smart Grid Day 1 October 2, :30-8:20 Registration & Breakfast 8:20-8:30 Welcome & Introduction John Fuerth, CEATI International 8:30-9:00 Keynote Presentation Vibhu Kaushik, Southern California Edison Session 1 - Energy Storage & Distributed Renewable Energy Resources Integration with the Grid 9:00-9:30 DER Services to the Utility EASE Project Use Cases Salman Kahrobaee, Robert Yinger & Chris Clarke, Southern California Edison 9:30-10:00 Session Presentation Michael Kleinberg & Marc Hess, DNV GL 10:00-10:30 Break 10:30-11:00 Session Presentation TBC 11:00-11:30 Austin Energy SHINES: Achieving Sustainable and Holistic Integration of Energy Storage and Solar PV 11:30-12:00 The Grid Edge Active Transactional Demand Response (TGDR) - Overview & Preliminary Field Results Troy Nergaard, Doosan GridTech Raed Abdullah, Hydro Ottawa 12:00-1:30 Lunch Session 2 - Operating the Grid by Integrating IT with OT 1:30-2:00 Putting the A in ADMS: The Journey to Advanced Grid Management 2:00-2:30 So You Bought Smart Meters Now What? How to Manage the Data from and Maintenance of Smart Meters After an AMI Deployment A Case Study on FortisBC 2:30-3:00 Session Presentation Paul Dick, BRIDGE Energy Group Ivan Baker, Clevest TBC 3:00-3:30 Break Agenda is subject to change without notice.

5 Smart Grid Day 1 October 2, 2018 Session 3 - Cyber Security for the Integration of IT with OT 3:30-4:00 Specifying and Purchasing Cybersecure Operations Technology Networks 4:00-4:30 Advancing the Grid with Secure and Safe Industrial IoT Systems 4:30-5:00 Software-Defined Networking Redefines Performance for Ethernet Control Systems Tony Thomas, NRECA Goran Novkovic, Valiver Anthony Leon, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories 6:00-7:30 Reception Agenda is subject to change without notice.

6 Smart Grid Day 2 October 3, :30-8:30 Breakfast Session 4 - Network Monitoring and Automation 8:30-9:00 Are you Prepared for ADMS? Keys to Deploying the Right Technology 9:00-9:30 Distribution Automation Planning and Operational Considerations from BC Hydro Experiences 9:30-10:00 Session Presentation Lynn McKinstry, Lansing Board of Water and Light Vidya Vankayala, Powertech Labs Inc; Zlatan Duranovic & Nimesh Shah, BC Hydro TBC 10:00-10:30 Break 10:30-11:00 Distribution Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) at ComEd Sahar Hendabadi, ComEd 11:00-11:30 MILES - Maintenance and Investigation of LinES 11:30-12:00 Extended Capabilities of Advanced Volt/VAR Distribution Automation Controllers (ADVVOCs) For Data Acquisition and Use Into Higher Power SCADA/DMS Applications Jean-Francois Veilleux, CIMA & Jean-Philippe Moreau, CGI Wayne Hartmann, Beckwith Electric Session 5 - Network Modeling and Simulations 12:00-1:00 Lunch 1:00-1:30 Mitigation of Concerns with Interconnection with the Right Simulations and Studies 1:30-2:00 Computationally Intense DER Generation Analysis for Models Spanning Transmission and Distribution 2:00-2:30 Session Presentation Doug Houseman, Burn & McDonnell Robert Broadwater, EDD TBC 2:30-3:00 Break Agenda is subject to change without notice.

7 Smart Grid Day 2 October 3, 2018 Session 6 - Communication Technology for the Monitoring and Control of DER 3:00-3:30 Implementing Distributed Intelligence by Utilizing DNP3 Protocol for Distribution Automation Application Alexandr Stinskiy, Siemens Industry & Christopher Huff, Southern California Edison 3:30-4:00 Using Standard Communications Protocols for DER Integration 4:00-4:30 Direct Transfer Trip (DTT) Scheme Development and Conceptual Testing Radial Distribution IPP Case Study James Mater, QualityLogic Aaron Ellis, BC Hydro & Roham Bazarjani, Powertech Labs Inc 4:30-4:15 Concluding Remarks Backup Presentations IoT Use Cases for Utilities Community Microgrid and Smart-Exchange Platforms Sol Lancashire, BC Hydro & Eugene Crozier, Powertech Labs Elham Karimi, Hatch Agenda is subject to change without notice.

8 Thank You to Our Smart Grid Program Members!