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Clean Energy Innovator Fellows Training: Grid Resilience Planning

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09/2024

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)

2024

This training, recorded on September 26, 2024 can be viewed here.