Clean Energy Innovator Fellows Training: Grid Resilience Planning

Date Published	09/2024
Publication Type	Presentation

Authors	Gayathri Krishnamoorthy Tom Wall Myles T Collins Josh A Schellenberg
Abstract	Presentation slides are forthcoming Clean Energy Innovator Fellows Training: Grid Resilience Planning September 26, 2024 Agenda: Welcome – Cory Felder, U.S. Department of Energy (2:00-2:10 ET) Introduction to Resilience for Electricity Systems – Gayathri Krishnamoorthy, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (2:10-2:30 ET) Identifying Threats, Predicting Vulnerabilities, and Assessing Risks – Tom Wall, Argonne National Laboratory (2:30-3:00 ET) Strategies for Valuing and Prioritizing Resilience Investments and Measuring Progress –Myles Collins, Berkeley Lab (3:00-3:30 ET) Break (3:30-3:35 ET) Mitigation, Rapid Restoration Strategies, and Best Practices – Josh Schellenberg, Berkeley Lab affiliate (3:35-4:05 ET) Grid Resilience Data, Metrics and Analyses – Myles Collins, Berkeley Lab (4:05-4:35 ET) What Should Grid Resilience Plans Include? – Josh Schellenberg, Berkeley Lab affiliate (4:35-5:00 ET)
Notes	This training, recorded on September 26, 2024 can be viewed here.
Year of Publication	2024
Organizations	Energy Markets and Planning Department
Research Areas	Energy Markets and Planning Reliability and Resilience Integrated Distribution System Planning 2 Integrated Distribution System Planning - Project
File(s)	Welcome PDF Introduction to Resilience for Electricity Systems PDF Identifying Threats, Predicting Vulnerabilities, and Assessing Risks PDF Strategies for Valuing and Prioritizing Resilience Investments and Measuring Progress PDF Mitigation, Rapid Restoration Strategies, and Best Practices PDF Grid Resilience Data, Metrics and Analyses PDF What Should Grid Resilience Plans Include? PDF
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