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Maximizing Renewable Distributed Wind Generation and Storage in a Distribution System with Mixed-Integer non-Linear Optimization Richard Walker, Instructor, Texas Tech University Wind Turbine Grid Integration and Model Validation in ERCOT and SPP Andrew Goupee, Research Assistant Professor, University of Maine Model Testing of the Coupled Aero-Hydro-Elastic Response of Three Floating Wind Turbine Concepts Monday, June 4 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm Decisive Policy: Expanding the U.S. Wind Energy Industry (3A) (Room B401/ 402 – Market Updates Track) This session covers federal energy, tax, and environmental policy developments as they affect demand for wind energy. The panel discusses tax credits and how they may fare in budget and tax reform battles in Washington, and possible changes in tax policy such as Master-Limited Partnerships. The session also covers EPA regulations on coal plants, the Renewable Electricity Standard (RES), and the Clean Energy Standard (CES). Session Chair / Moderator: Julia Bovey, First Wind Christopher Chwastyk, VP, Federal Legislative Affairs, American Wind Energy Association (<strong>AWEA</strong>) Christine Tezak, Director, Senior Energy & Environmental Policy Analyst, Robert W. Baird & Co., PTC prospects and Washington policy environment Richard Glick, Director, Government Affairs, Iberdrola Renewables National CES Prospects and Design Joe Mikrut, Capitol Tax Partners Master-Limited Partnerships, tax reform as they may help or hurt wind incentives. Education Level of Your Session: Intermediate Opportunities in the U.S. – Growth and Expansion (3B) (B407 – Project Development Track) With an increase in the number of international businesses branching into the U.S., there are numerous opportunities being created that domestic wind energy companies can, and should, take advantage of. This session includes prominent international professionals who discuss their business models, experiences in the U.S. marketplace, and available business opportunities, and consultants who provide market updates and analysis. Session Chair/ Moderator: Jeff Anthony, Director of Business Development, <strong>AWEA</strong> Feng Zhao, Senior Consultant, Navigant Consulting, Inc. Update of Chinese Wind Power Markets and Players Rimtaig Lee, Chairman, Korea Wind Energy Industry Association Energy Mix Trend Worldwide After the Fukishima Nuclear Accident Pramod Jain, President, Innovative Wind Energy, Inc. Opportunities and Challenges of Wind Development in Asia, not including China & India. Tim Rosenzweig, CEO, Goldwind USA Case Study – Goldwind’s Entrance to U.S. Market Education Level of Your Session: Intermediate 10
Technical Challenges for Wind Plant Interconnections (3C) (Room B309 – Transmission Track) Wind plants pose various technical challenges as it relates to interconnection. Presenters in this session will investigate and discuss these challenges, including voltage control, subsynchronous interactions, frequency regulation requirements, and application of wind plant dynamic simulation models. Session Chair / Moderator: Ernst Camm, Principal Engineer-PSS, S&C Electric Company Robert Nelson, Manager of Codes, Standards and Regulations, Siemens Wind Turbines - Americas Voltage Control with Full-Converter Wind Turbines Reigh Walling, Director, Energy Consulting, GE Energy Avoidance of Wind Turbine Subsynchronous Interaction with Series-Compensated Transmission Lines Julian Langstädtler, International Grid Code Requirements/Business Development, FGH Research Association - German Research Institute Dynamic stability analysis of wind farms according to German standards: Advantages and problems of aggregated models Hala Ballouz, President, Electric Power Engineers, Inc. Primary Frequency Response Requirements for Wind Generators: What are the Technical Challenges? Education Level of Your Session: Advanced Prepare for the Best: Resource Assessment at 100 GW (3D) (Room B312 – Resource Assessment Track) If industry targets for wind project installations are realized, the fundamental nature of wind resource assessments will change drastically between now and five years from now. Panelists leading this session will disclose what U.S. resource assessment might look like at 100,000 MW, question traditional measurement techniques, and discuss how wake models will capture the effects of these mega-developments. Other topics include high-density wind project optimization, resource assessment as it related to project financing, and utility and grid operator requirements. Session Chair / Moderator: Clint Johnson, Senior Vice President – North America, GL Garrad Hassan Michael Brower, Principal & Chief Technical Officer, AWS Truepower Andrew Oliver, Senior Vice President, Technical & Commercial Analysis, Renewable Energy Systems Americas Inc. Kevin Walter, Director of Meteorology, TradeWind Energy, LLC Eric White, JP Morgan Chris Ziesler, SVP, Meteorology and Wind Analysis, Wind Capital Group Education Level of Your Session: Intermediate Real World Impacts of Distributed Wind (3E) (Room B314 – Community & Distributed Wind Track) This session demonstrates the strength and value that Distributed Wind brings to our economy, and its contribution to the entire wind market. Using real world examples, expert speakers examine the importance of distributed wind’s role in emerging and domestic markets, and best practices in financing projects and vendor partnerships. Of special 11
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