Energy and Integration Strategy

Overview

The Energy & Integration Strategy Interest Group focuses on scouting, evaluating, and demonstrating various emerging technologies and grid options that, whether standalone or in concert, will enable a net zero carbon power system, while maintaining resource adequacy, grid reliability, and affordability. Consideration is given to the transformation of the energy system, including energy carriers (e.g., hydrogen, ammonia, biofuels), and requirements for economy-wide electrification. The question of associated T&D designs/paradigms to support more renewable integration and supply are also considered.

Focus areas

Energy Strategy, Scenario And Resources Planning, and Techno-economic Trending for Utility Generation and Storage
Policy and Strategy Integration of Distributed Variable Energy Resources and Microgrids Including Remote Communities
Decarbonization Pathways and the Role of Utilities
Infrastructure Including T&D to Support New and High Levels of Grid-edge Technologies
Impact Of Advanced Software and Hardware Techniques (AI, Robotics, Quantum Computing, Machine Learning) and Other Tools to Enhance Innovative Solutions

This group is for

Engineers, managers, specialists, and planners in innovation, R&D, strategic and generation planning

EXPLORE MEMBERSHIP

Technical Advisors

Doug Campbell

Energy Integration and Strategy and Thermal Generation

Doug Campbell (B.Sc., B.Eng., M.Sc., P.Eng.) is a Professional Engineer with over 45 years of experience. He developed a wide range of technical skills associated with the design, construction, and start-up of new generation. He has been involved in providing expert advice on new and developing technologies to support the transformation of the electrical grid. His current work includes providing insights to the progress in these developments, especially as related to a low carbon world.

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