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Much of NASPI’s impact is due to the ongoing volunteer work that occurs within its task teams. These teams develop and promulgate best practices while serving as incubators for new ideas and approaches to solve common problems. During quarterly task team meetings, participants will have the...

Much of NASPI’s impact is due to the ongoing volunteer work that occurs within its task teams. These teams develop and promulgate best practices while serving as incubators for new ideas and approaches to solve common problems. During quarterly task team meetings, participants will have the...

Much of NASPI’s impact is due to the ongoing volunteer work that occurs within its task teams. These teams develop and promulgate best practices while serving as incubators for new ideas and approaches to solve common problems. During quarterly task team meetings, participants will have the...

The NASPI DisTT will be having a call on March 20 at 9:00am PT / 12:00pm ET (.5 hr). If you are interested in attending this call and did not receive an invite, please reach out to Denise Ritzmann (denise.ritzmann@pnnl.gov).

Much of NASPI’s impact is due to the ongoing volunteer work that occurs within its task teams. These teams develop and promulgate best practices while serving as incubators for new ideas and approaches to solve common problems. During quarterly task team meetings, participants will have the...

Growing penetration of invertor-based resources (IBR), e.g. distributed energy resources, renewable generation, energy storage, and electronically connected loads resulted in new challenges for the reliable electrical grid operation, analysis and control. Based on the investigation of the recent IBR...

NASPI Virtual Workshop - Monitoring, Analysis and Mitigation of Oscillations and Inverter Based Resource Impacts Please join us for NASPI's Free Virtual Workshop on “ Monitoring, Analysis and Mitigation of Oscillations and Inverter Based Resource Impacts ." This workshop was organized by Matt Rhodes...

The CRSTT did not have any business to go over today, however the DisTT hosted by Sascha and Yoav Sharon who facilitated discussion on prospective simulation experiments on fault location with synchronized measurements. Please see the attached recording.