Plenary
Lecture
Grids of the Future-Transition to Smart Grids
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Professor Shahram Javadi
Department of Electrical Engineering,
I.A.U., Central Tehran Branch
Tehran, Iran
E-mail: sh.javadi@iauctb.ac.ir
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Abstract: Believe the electric power system is
undergoing a profound change driven by a number of
needs. there’s the need for environmental compliance and
energy conservation. we need better grid reliability
while dealing with an aging infrastructure and we need
improved operational efficiencies and customer service.
the changes that are happening are particularly
significant for the electricity distribution grid, where
“blind” and manual operations, along with the
electromechanical components, will need to be
transformed into a “smart grid.” this transformation
will be necessary to meet environmental targets, to
accommodate a greater emphasis on demand response, and
to support plug-in hybrid electric vehicles as well as
distributed generation and storage capabilities.
It is safe to say that these needs and changes present
the power industry with the biggest challenge it has
ever faced. on one hand, the transition to a smart grid
has to be evolutionary to keep the lights on; on the
other hand, the issues surrounding the smart grid are
significant enough to demand major changes in power
systems operating philosophy.
With emerging requirements for renewable portfolio
standards (RPS), limits on greenhouse gases, and demand
response and energy conservation measures, environmental
issues have moved to the forefront of the utility
business. The RPS mechanism generally places an
obligation on electricity supply companies to provide a
minimum percentage of their electricity from approved
renewable energy sources.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Dr. Shahram Javadi received his B.Sc. from Amirkabir
University, M.Sc. from K.N.T. University of Technology
and Ph.D. from I.A.U., Science and Research Branch in
Electrical Engineering. He has been in charge of faculty
member at Technical and Engineering Faculty in I.A.U.,
Central Tehran Branch (1996-Now) and has taught courses
in the Electrical Engineering Department. He has also
served as Visiting Professor at the ISEL, Institute
/Superior of Engineering of Lisbon since 2008 while he
is currently Professor and Director Research of I.A.U.,
Central Tehran Branch, IRAN.
He is an active researcher in Artificial Intelligence,
Smart Grids, Power Electronic and Control Systems. He is
author of 2 books and has published over than 30 papers
in international books, journals and conferences.
He is director general of international journal of
electrical engineering smart systems (ISEE) and
editorial board of international conference on
mechanical engineering (IASEM) and one of the active
members of WSEAS, World Scientific and Engineering
Academy and Society.
Dr. Javadi is the member of International & Technical
Committee of WSEAS, IEEE, Cigre, Academic board for
International Power System conference PSC, Academic
board for Power System Protection & Control conference
PSPC, Member of Scientific Committee of Power Systems
Protection & Control conference PSPC, Member of IAEEE
(Iranian Association of Electrical & Electronics
Engineers), Member of Scientific Committee of Iranian
Wind Energy Society and Member of Iranian Fuzzy Systems
Society.
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