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ENERGY MARKETS AND RESPONSIVE GRIDS FULL
ENERGY MARKETS AND RESPONSIVE GRIDS PROFESSIONAL

To understand economics of energy resources and resource policies.

To understand the roles of demand management and demand response in grids.

To understand resource and distribution planning for power grids.

To understand key trends in electricity supply and demand and drivers.

To understand the technologies and policies driving sector transformation.

To understand how energy resources are integrated into the power grid.

To understand electricity economics, market structures, and regulation.

To understand grid functions, from generation to transmission to distribution.

To understand the basic engineering form and function of electricity grids.

*Contact us about discounts for IPU affiliates, groups, and multiple course registrations. The program is designed to be eligible for continuing education credits as well as IPU’s Certificate of Continuing Regulatory Education (For a list of IPU FAQ’s Click Here. International attendees are very welcome. IPU Power Grid School is open to everyone and designed to meet the needs of the regulatory policy community, including commissioners and staff members of the federal and state public utility commissions, energy and environmental agency staff, legislative staff, consumer advocates, utility personnel (public and private), engineers, planners, investors, analysts, consultants, attorneys, and others interested in learning about the fundamentals of electricity grid.

ENERGY MARKETS AND RESPONSIVE GRIDS PROFESSIONAL

The Power Grid School is objective and rigorous, taught by knowledgeable and independent experts, and provides an intensive and interactive educational and professional networking experience. The program is designed to be responsive to emerging technological opportunities and policy mandates associated.

Drawing from the engineering and economics disciplines, this program considers the integral role of electricity grids in the energy supply chain.

ENERGY MARKETS AND RESPONSIVE GRIDS FULL

In May 2014 I presented my full paper on collision avoidance among holonomic robots: Finding Coordinated Paths for Multiple Holonomic Agents in 2-d Polygonal Environment at the Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems conference (AAMAS 2014).IPU Power Grid School is designed to improve regulatory capacity for grid-related policy development and decision-making at all government levels in support of innovation, efficiency, and environmental goals. Thunderhead Engineering is among other projects working on flexible movement simulations of thousands of people in evacuation scenarios. This seminar was also an interview for the Thunderhead Engineering company in downtown Manhattan. Recently I had a seminar where I presented my research in the field of multi-agent systems, I mainly focused on collision avoidance. I am looking forward to see the changes I implemented in the new release of the My biggest achievements were in these areas: pedestrian counterflow simulation, collision detection and avoidance of polygonal agents and assisted evacuation simulation. I was working on Pathfinder – an agent based evacuation simulator. I finished my summer internship at Thunderhead Engineering. The paper will be published in the conference proceedings by the IEEE Computer Society Press and indexed by The conference will take place in October 2016 in Omaha, Nebraska. My paper on Multi-Agent Simulation Framework for Large-Scale Coalition Formation was accepted to the Web Intelligence conference. The conference provided a great opportunity to network with authors in the field of coalition formation in multi-agent

I attended the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, where I presented my short paper on Increasing Coalition Stability in Large-Scale Coalition Formation with Self-Interested Agents in a form of a poster presentation.