Power Systems Engineering Research Center

• S-39: The Smart Grid Needs: Model and Data Interoperability, and Unified Generalized State Estimator
• S-40: Integration of Storage Devices into Power Systems with Renewable Energy Sources
• S-41: Tools and Techniques for Considering Transmission Corridor Options to Accommodate Large Scale Renewable Energy Resources
• S-42: Low-Frequency Transmission for Wind Farm Power
• S-43G: Validation and Accreditation of Transient Stability Results
• S-44: Data Mining to Characterize Signatures of Impending System Events or Performance from PMU Measurements
• S-45: Testing and Validation of Phasor Measurement Based Devices and Algorithms
• S-46G: Seamless Power System Analytics
• S-47G: Integrated EMS for Seamless Power System Analytics
• S-48G: Setting-less Protection Methods
• S-49: Exploiting Emerging Data for Enhanced Load Modeling
• S-50: Real Time PMU-Based Stability Monitoring
• S-51:The Application of Robust Optimization in Power Systems
• S-52:Coordinated Aggregation of Distributed Demand-Side Resources

Power Markets

• M-22: Coupling Wind Generation with Controllable Load and Storage: A Time-Series Application of the SuperOPF
• M-23: Design and Valuation Design and Valuation of Demand Response Mechanisms and Instruments for Integrating Renewable Generation Resources in a Smart Grid Environment
• M-24: Interactions of Multiple Market-based Energy and Environmental Policies in a Transmission-Constrained Competitive National Electricity Market
• M-25: The Development and Application of a Distribution Class LMP Index
• M-26: Quantifying Benefits of Demand Response and Look-ahead Dispatch in Support of Variable Resources
• M-27: Impact of Bad Data and Cyber Data Attack on Electricity Market Operation
• M-28: Analytical Methods for the Study of Investment Strategies in Compliance with Environmental Policy Requirements

Transmission and Distribution Technologies

• T-42: Micro and Nano Dielectrics for Utility Applications
• T-43: Verifying Interoperability and Application Performance of PMUs and PMU-Enabled IEDs at the Device and System Level
• T-44: Distribution System Analysis Tools for Studying High Penetration of PV with Grid Support Features
• T-45: The Next Generation EMS Design
• T-46G: Evaluation of RTV Coated Station Insulators
• T-47: Making the Economic Case for Innovative HTLS Overhead Conductors
• T-48:The Economic Case for Bulk Energy Storage in Transmission Systems with High Percentages of Renewable Resources
• T-49G: Setting-less Protection Methods