IBR & Large Load Integration

Service Description

Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) are transforming the energy landscape, presenting both unprecedented opportunities and complex challenges. From commissioning hurdles to operational constraints and reliability concerns, the energy industry has faced and addressed critical issues that impact grid performance. As similar challenges emerge in large load interconnections, such as data centers and hydrogen facilities, lessons from IBR integration become increasingly valuable. On February 5th at 3 PM EST, Electromentors is hosting a free webinar that brings together leading experts from the energy sector to discuss solutions, share experiences, and provide actionable insights. Please note that Electromentors will not issue certification for this session Our expert panel will focus on: • IBR Challenges: Exploring commissioning complexities, operational issues, and reliability concerns that arise during IBR integration. • Innovative Solutions: The role of Phasor-domain and EMT-domain modeling to ensure accurate grid performance predictions. • HIL Testing: How Hardware-in-the-Loop testing is advancing system reliability and IBR integration. • Lessons for Large Loads: Practical applications for data centers, hydrogen facilities, and other significant interconnections. Meet Our Panelists: • Julia Matevosyan (Moderator): Chief Engineer at ESIG, with over 20 years of experience, specializing in system flexibility, frequency control, and the integration of inverter-based generation. • Mohamed ElNozahy: Engineering Manager at IESO, leading EMT initiatives for IBR reliability and contributing to industry standards like NERC and IEEE. • Sam Maleki: Power systems expert with 14+ years of experience in IBR stability, control, and large-load analysis, with 20+ published works on power dynamics. • Arman Ghasaei: Founder of EdgeTunePower Inc., specializing in power management solutions, HIL testing, and sustainable grid operation. Why Attend? This webinar is designed for professionals working on IBR integration, large load interconnections, and next-generation energy solutions. Whether you’re involved in engineering, research, or energy planning, you’ll gain invaluable insights into current trends, practical applications, and forward-looking strategies for grid management. Register now and join us for this engaging and insightful discussion!