An interview of NBC DFW with Le Xie, Ph.D. (Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Chancellor EDGES Fellow, Presidential Impact Fellow, TAMU; Assistant Director for Research, TEES Smart Grid Center) was posted on July 31, 2023. In blistering summer sun and heat, solar technologies provided about 15% of energy during days in Texas, but wind farms …
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At the General Meeting of IEEE Power & Energy Society held in Orlando, Florida on July 16-20, 2023, Kate Davis, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Texas A&M University; Assistant Director for Education, TEES Smart Grid Center) co-chaired the Communications and Cybersecurity Super Session with Nathan Wallace, Ph.D. (Cybirical, GridIntel). Panelists were Mark Rice, …
Read the article, “The Electric Grid and Severe Resiliency Events” written by Dr. Overbye, Dr. Davis, and Dr. Birchfield.
Dr. Thomas J. Overbye, professor and holder of the O’Donnell Foundation Chair III in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of Texas A&M University (TAMU), and the Director of TEES Smart Grid Center, is going to present this talk titled “Do North American Electric Grids have Distinct Inter-Area Electro-Mechanical Modes?” at 3pm CDT on …
Collaborators on the research project titled Strategic Holistic Framework for Intrusion Prevention Using Multi-model Data in Power Systems (SHIELD) funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Energy Power Control Networks (EPCN) program, held their first annual student workshop at the Center for Infrastructure Renewal (CIR) of Texas A&M University System (TEES) on May 16-17, 2023. …
Heather Chang is one of the two undergraduate researchers at Texas A&M University named as Astronaut Scholar this year.
This is the 22nd meeting of the board and it included a tour of the Control Room Lab.
To showcase research projects and to facilitate discussions with industry, the next Energy & Power Research Day is going to be held on April 28, 2023. These events are co-sponsored by the Smart Grid Center (SGC) of Texas Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) and the Energy and Power Group (EPG) of the Department of Electrical and …
Night at the Zach was a fun-filled evening of experiential learning to inspire young minds for pursuing STEM-related interests. It was held by the Texas A&M College of Engineering on March 24th. Many students and chaperones were attending this from across the State. The exhibit of the Smart Grid Center included interactive dynamic simulation (DS) …
The Resilient Electric Grid Consortium of North America (RECON) lead by Dr. Thomas Overbye (Professor, Texas A&M University) brings together researchers from a diverse group of universities and a national lab from across North America to provide help to underserved communities both with specific grid resiliency pilot projects and through more general research and development. …