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PSE&G and the Utility of the Future

Wednesday, Jan. 27 | 1 p.m. Central

It is a time of significant change in the power sector in New Jersey, with the governor setting clean energy mandates and the state’s Board of Public Utilities articulating an Energy Master Plan. Public Service Electric & Gas Co.’s Utility of the Future Strategy is intended to guide its operating and investment principles so it can support shifting requirements and its own sustainability objectives. In this webinar, we will explore how PSE&G plans to transform its transmission and distribution systems over the next decade and beyond to meet future demand via initiatives such as intelligent substations, grid modernization and expanded system capacity, enabling the connection of more distributed energy resources (DERs) and electric vehicle loads.

Presenters

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Ray Alvarez, PE, PMP | Public Service Electric & Gas Co.

Ray Alvarez is senior director of electric asset management at PSE&G. His team is responsible for all electric transmission and distribution standards, governance and oversight. The group also oversees the company’s asset management NERC compliance organization and the energy management system for bulk power electric operations. Ray’s team is also responsible for coordinating the electric utility infrastructure capital plan with PSE&G’s Delivery Projects & Construction (DP&C) organization as the electric owner representative. This includes coordinating and integrating the annualized scope associated with the capital plan as it is integrated into the overall portfolio, including supporting the review and approval requirements with the required stakeholder community.

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Michael Lombardo, PE | Burns & McDonnell

Michael Lombardo is a project director in the Transmission & Distribution Group at Burns & McDonnell. He has more than a decade of experience, specializing in substation design at the 69-kV to 500-kV voltage levels and electrical system studies analysis at 69-kV and below.

 

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