IEEE Power and Energy Society
Chicago Chapter 2009-2010
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Smart Grid
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Mike Born
ComEd
About the Topic
ComEd will discuss an overview of the Smart Grid, its building blocks,
vision and game changing customer opportunities that Smart Grid
affords to customers. Illinois' Smart Grid journey, including the
unique collaborative stakeholder process involving ComEd employees,
commission staff, government agencies, municipal officials, consumer
advocacy groups, vendors, and other interested parties will be
discussed. Additionally, the Federal Stimulus (ARRA) matching grant
program and ComEd's project proposal will be reviewed.
About the Speaker
Mike Born is a Principal Engineer in the ComEd Distribution Capacity
Planning department. He is a subject matter expert in distribution
system planning and analysis. Recently, Mike has been involved with
assessment of potential application of Smart Grid technologies to the
ComEd distribution system and has developed the functional
requirements to implement Conservation Voltage Reduction (CVR) and
Integrated Volt-VAR control for ComEd. Mike graduated from Purdue
University with a BSEE and joined ComEd in 1971. He has had a variety
of assignments in Distribution Design and Planning in both managerial
and technical roles. Mike is a licensed professional engineer in
Illinois and a senior member of the IEEE.
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| ComEd Commercial Center - Auditorium |
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5:30 PM |
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| 1919 Swift Drive (park behind building) |
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6:00 PM |
Dinner (optional) |
| Oak Brook, IL 60523-1850 |
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6:45 PM |
Presentation |
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8:00 PM |
Adjourn |
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Reservations
Please make your reservation by noon on Monday 9 Nov 2009. The
preferred reservation method is via the Online
Reservation Form. You also may leave your reservation on the IEEE
Chicago Section voicemail (630) 493-4333. Please leave the following
information: name and date of the meeting, your first and last name,
phone number, IEEE member (yes/no), food (yes/no), Exelon employee
(yes/no).
The cost of the optional family style dinner is $15 for IEEE members,
$20 for non-members, payable at the event. Sorry, we are unable to
process credit cards. Checks payable to "IEEE-PES Chicago Chapter" and
cash are accepted, and receipts will be provided.
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