Sioshansi F.P. Smart Grid: Integrating Renewable, Distributed & Efficient Energy
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Mr. Gellings joined EPRI in 1982, progressing through a
series of technical management and executive positions,
including seven vice president positions. Prior to joining
EPRI, he spent 14 years with Public Service Electric & Gas
Company in New Jersey. He is the recipient of numerous
awards, has served on numerous boards and advisory
committees both in the United States and internationally, and
is a frequent speaker at industry conferences.
Gellings has a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering
from Newark College of Engineering in New Jersey, a Master
of Science degree in mechanical engineering from New
Jersey Institute of Technology, and a Master of Management
Science from the Wesley J. Howe School of Technology
Management at Stevens Institute of Technology.
Bruce Hamilton is CEO of Adica LLC a Chicago-based
global provider of smart grid software, consulting services,
and workforce development training. He is a founding
Director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy Development
(ISED) and previously served as Head of Energy Modeling,
Databanks, and Capacity Building at the International Atomic
Energy Agency.
His current responsibilities include development and
application of advanced analytics for evaluating the impact of
smart grid technology and providing consulting services for
smart grid roadmap development and business case
evaluation. He is lead author of a Feasibility Report on a
Smart Grid and Green Technology Development Initiative
Between the State of Illinois and Korea and provides program
management support for the Illinois-Korea Smart Grid
Partnership. He served as guest editor of a recent edition of
the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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Power & Energy Magazine and is the IEEE Power & Energy
Society's designated contributor to the IEEE Smart Grid
Newsletter.
Mr. Hamilton earned an undergraduate degree at Benedictine
University in Illinois and an MS in Computer Science at
Illinois Institute of Technology.
Daniel Hansen is a Vice President at Christensen Associates
Energy Consulting, in Madison, Wisconsin, working in a
variety of areas related to retail and wholesale pricing in
electricity and natural gas markets. He has used statistical
models to forecast customer usage, estimate customer load
response to changing prices, and estimate customer
preferences for product attributes.
He has developed mathematical models that analyze risks
associated with weather and price uncertainty, forecast market
shares for products and providers, and simulate customer
demand response to alternative rates. These capabilities have
been used to develop and price new product options, evaluate
existing pricing programs, evaluate the risks associated with
individual products and product portfolios, and develop
cost-of-service studies.
Dr. Hansen earned an undergraduate degree in economics and
history at Trinity University in San Antonio and a doctorate in
economics at Michigan State University.
Philip Q. Hanser is a Principal at The Brattle Group where
he is engaged in projects ranging from renewables integration
to retail and wholesale rate design to transmission system
issues. Prior to joining his present job, he was with the
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Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in charge of the
Demand-Side Management Program.
He has served as an expert witness before the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission, various state commissions, and
federal and state courts on topics including market design,
transmission tariffs, generation contracts, demand-side
management, energy efficiency, electricity demand
forecasting, and rate design. He served as one of the state of
California's witnesses in the FERC's hearings on Enron's
market manipulations during the California electricity crisis.
He has advanced degrees from Columbia University in
economics and mathematical statistics.
Patti Harper-Slaboszewicz is a Business Strategy Senior
Specialist Consultant with CSC/Utility Industry Division, a
global leader of technology-enabled business solutions and
services. She actively participates in the firm's smart grid
consulting work for utility business clients as they plan and
implement smart metering, dynamic pricing, and energy
efficiency programs. Her current focus is on planning
products and services for utility retail customers.
She previously led the AMI MDM Working Group to assist
utilities in understanding the need for meter data management
(MDM) and to successfully implement MDM. She was
project manager for the award-winning PowerCentsDC
dynamic pricing pilot program in the District of Columbia
and presented the results of the program to the Executive
Office of the President, the Department of Energy, and the
National Science and Technology Council along with the rest
of the program team. She started her utility career at Pacific
Gas and Electric Company in the IT and Rate Departments,
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where she fielded the first time-of-use study for small
commercial customers.
Ms. Harper-Slaboszewicz received her BA in Mathematics
and MA in Economics from UC Berkeley.
Steven G. Hauser is Vice President, Grid Integration, at the
National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, CO, and
serves as President Emeritus of The GridWise
®
Alliance,
which he was instrumental in establishing. He is responsible
for new strategies to lead national efforts to create a smarter
grid and is a recognized expert on transforming the power
sector to meet future economic, environmental, and energy
security mandates. He has been active in clean and renewable
energy technology developments and is a frequent speaker on
the smart grid.
Mr. Hauser was the driving force behind the creation of the
GridWise
®
Alliance and has been instrumental in bringing a
broad coalition of companies to collaborate to implement its
vision and in creating the new Global Smart Grid Federation.
Previously, he held senior management positions at
GridPoint, Battelle, and SAIC. During his career he has
served as an advisor to numerous clean energy organizations.
He received a BS in engineering physics from Oregon State
University and an MS in chemical engineering from the
University of Washington.
Jennifer Hayward is a Research Scientist in the Energy
Transformed Flagship, Commonwealth Scientific and
Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO). She leads
research projects on technology cost projections and has made
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economic modeling contributions to renewable energy
projects.
Dr. Hayward's focus is on developing new methods and
modeling approaches to provide robust projections of the
capital costs of existing and emerging electricity generation
technologies. She is a computational chemist who has worked
in interdisciplinary environments to provide analysis of issues
of future strategic significance.
She has a BSc (Honors) from the University of Newcastle, a
PhD in Chemistry from the University of Sydney, and a
Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology from the Australian
National University.
Stephen Healy is a Senior Lecturer in the School of History
and Philosophy and Co-Coordinator of the Environmental
Studies Program of UNSW's Faculty of Arts and Social
Science. He is also Research Coordinator of the Centre for
Energy and Environmental Markets.
Dr. Healy has worked for Greenpeace International, the NSW
EPA, and Middlesex University, UK, where he led the
Science, Technology, and Society Program. His research
interests include climate change, energy, risk and uncertainty,
and public participation. He is interested in the historical
development of contemporary systems of energy provision,
energy institutions, governance, and politics and in
re-envisioning energy consumption. He has published across
a number of fields and co-authored Guide to Environmental
Risk Management, published in 2006.
He has a BSc (Honors) in Physics and an Electrical
Engineering PhD, in Photovoltaics, from UNSW.
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Theodore Hesser is the Energy Smart Technologies analyst
for Bloomberg New Energy Finance's research team based in
New York. His work focuses on market trends and strategy
within the emerging smart grid, energy efficiency, battery
storage, and advanced transportation sectors.
Prior to joining Bloomberg he worked as a MAP fellow at
NRDC where he was engaged in research focusing on the role
of direct load control in integrating renewable resources onto
the grid.
Ted received a BA in physics from The Colorado College and
a MS in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford
University.
Magnus Hindsberger is Senior Manager Market Modeling at
the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). He is
responsible for market simulations of future electricity and
gas market outcomes supporting the long-term electricity
planning process and cost-benefit assessments of new
investments. Previously, he worked at Transpower New
Zealand Limited, the Nordic consulting company ECON, as
well as Elkraft System now merged into Energinet.dk, which
is the Danish transmission system operator.
He has a strong background in electricity market modeling
and its application for long-term scenario planning and
cost-benefit assessments. He is interested in new technology
and has participated in international working groups including
the IEA, CIGRE, and EU Framework Programme on
distributed generation, demand-side participation, and electric
vehicles.
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Dr. Hindsberger holds MS and PhD degrees in Engineering
(Operations Research) from the Technical University of
Denmark.
Valeriia Iezhova holds an engineering degree from Kiev
Polytechnic Institute and a Masters in Energy Engineering
and Policies from Mines-ParisTech.
Her research at the Cerna, Mines-ParisTech concerned the
evolution of power production in France and the consequent
changes in prices in the liberalized power market. She also
had an extended internship at Finance & Investments
Department of EDF Groupe, one of the world's biggest
electricity producers, where she participated in the
development of an investment project in electricity generation
and transmission.
Amira Iguer is a Research Engineer at the Center of Energy
and Processes of Mines ParisTech. She has participated in
energy and environmental research projects, including energy
and price modeling, environmental impact assessment and
management plans for power plants, and business models for
load control. The objective of her most recent project was to
assess the energy potential offered by electric vehicles with a
V2G configuration to the grid.
Ms. Iguer holds a degree in Process and Environmental
Engineering from the Ecole Polytechnique in Algiers and a
Masters in Energy Engineering and Policies from the
Mines-ParisTech.
Warren Katzenstein is a Principle Consultant with KEMA,
formerly an Associate with The Brattle Group and whose
expertise includes renewable energy. He recently developed
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new power spectrum analysis techniques to characterize
intermittent renewable variability and quantify reductions in
variability due to geographic diversification or storage.
He received a PhD in Engineering and Public Policy from
Carnegie Mellon University and a BS in Engineering from
Harvey Mudd College.
Chris King is President, Strategic Consulting at eMeter, a
leading provider of smart grid software. He is responsible for
strategic activities, including market analysis, product
strategy, and policy, working with regulators and legislators
worldwide.
Mr. King has 30 years of related experience as rate design
director at Pacific Gas & Electric, VP – Sales & Marketing at
CellNet Data Systems, CEO at electricity retailer Utility.com
and at eMeter. His research interests include smart grid
economics, regulatory policy, technology, and consumer
benefits. He chairs the European Smart Energy Demand
Coalition and is a Director of the Demand Response and
Smart Grid Alliance and the Association of Demand
Response and Smart Grid Professionals. He has testified
before the U.S. Congress, several U.S. state bodies, and
international regulatory bodies.
Mr. King holds bachelors and masters degrees in Biological
Sciences from Stanford University, a masters in Management
Science from Stanford's Graduate School of Business, and a
doctorate in Law from Concord University.
Michael Koszalka is Vice President at ICF Inc., responsible
for the firm's energy efficiency (EE) practice in the Western
Region of the United States. He has more than 30 years of
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experience in the utility industry, both within utilities and in a
consulting role. He has led all aspects of demand-side
management (DSM) programs from business case
development and integrated resource planning to developing
and evaluating request for proposals for implementation
services; managed EE and demand response (DR) programs;
conducted program evaluations, measurement, and
evaluation; and developed regulatory reports and filings. He
has also developed and implemented strategic marketing
programs and has experience with integrated resource
planning (IRP).
Mr. Koszalka's main interests include using smart grid
technologies to improve the effectiveness of demand response
and energy efficiency efforts. He is a certified Measurement
and Verification Professional (CMVP) and an accredited
Lead GHG Verifier. He has taught both graduate and
undergraduate marketing and management courses.
He has a BS in electrical engineering from the University of
California at Berkeley and an MBA in Marketing
Management from Golden Gate University in San Francisco.
Lorenzo Kristov is a Principal in the Market and
Infrastructure Development Division of the California ISO,
where he is engaged in both market design and infrastructure
policy initiatives to enhance the efficiency and
competitiveness of the markets and to facilitate state and
federal environmental policy goals. He was a principal
designer of the ISO's locational marginal pricing (LMP)
market structure launched in 2009 and led the redesign of the
ISO's transmission planning process, approved by FERC in
2010, to better support the integration of renewable energy
resources. Prior to joining CAISO he worked at the California
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Energy Commission representing the Commission in CPUC
proceedings to develop the rules for retail direct access.
Before that, he was a Fulbright Scholar in Indonesia working
on creating a commercial and regulatory framework to
advance private power development.
Dr. Kristov is currently working to better integrate grid
planning, interconnection policy, and market design from a
whole-system perspective to enable the ISO to facilitate and
adapt to the momentous technology- and environmental
policy-driven changes occurring in California's power sector.
He received a bachelor's in mathematics from Manhattan
College, a master's in statistics from North Carolina State
University, and a PhD in economics from the University of
California at Davis.
Peter Langbein is the Manager of Demand Response
Operation for the PJM Interconnection, with responsibility for
demand response participation that represents over 1 million
customers and $500 million in revenue in 2010 from PJM's
Energy, Capacity, and Ancillary Service Markets. He is
responsible for the various demand response business
processes and associated systems from entry into the market
to the coordination of the final settlements for demand
response activity.
Prior to joining PJM, he was engaged in competitive retail
electricity market across North America in various capacities.
He has over 17 years experience in the wholesale and retail
power markets from retail sales and marketing, commodity
risk management and trading, to customer care and
settlements.
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