ISGT Asia 2017 Auckland Highlights

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ABOUT IEEE POWER AND ENERGY SOCIETY

The Power & Energy Society (PES) provides the world's largest forum for sharing the latest in technological developments in the electric power industry, for developing standards that guide the development and construction of equipment and systems, and for educating members of the industry and general public. Members of the Power & Energy Society are leaders in this field, and they — and their employers — derive substantial benefits from involvement with this unique and outstanding association. The scope of the Society embraces research, development, planning, design, construction, maintenance, installation and operation of equipment, structures, materials and power systems for the safe, sustainable, economic and reliable conversion, generation, transmission, distribution, storage and usage of electric energy, including its measurement and control. IEEE PES leads the IEEE Smart Grid Initiative bringing together IEEE’s broad array of technical societies and organizations through collaboration to encourage the successful rollout of technologically advanced, environment-friendly and secure smart-grid networks around the world. IEEE Smart Grid provides expertise and guidance for individuals and organizations involved in the modernization and optimization of the power grid. It is meant to serve as a stage for IEEE organizations to further promote the work they do in the Smart Grid arena, as well as, provide a collaborative space for its members to engage and encourage the successful roll out of technologically advanced, environment-friendly and secure smart-grid networks around the world. IEEE Smart Grid Initiative is intended to organize, coordinate, leverage and build upon the strength of various entities within IEEE with Smart Grid expertise and interest. IEEE Smart Grid Objectives are to: • Set the Global Standard via Collaboration • Provide Education, Research and Innovation • Expand Global Reach via Marketing

ABOUT THE MAJOR HOST

ABOUT ISGT

In 2010, the IEEE Power & Energy Society launched a new conference called Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT) with a first meeting in January at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Conference Center in Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA. The unqualified success of the first conference and numerous requests for more inspired PES to establish ISGT as a Conference Series, and to broaden the scope of the conference to include annual offerings in the USA, and international installations which have included ISGT Conferences in Europe, Latin America, Asia, Australia and the Middle East. Target audience are researchers, innovators, decision-makers, regulators, investors, experts and suppliers of solutions from the industry in all Smart Grids related work and study fields. The 7th Innovative Smart Grid Technologies (ISGT Asia 2017), the annual premier Smart Grid development meeting in Australasia region, sponsored by IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) will be held December 4 – 7, 2017 at Science Conference Centre, University of Auckland, New Zealand. The venue is located in the heart of Auckland– ‘The City of Sails’. Auckland has the iconic Sky tower, which is known for ushering the New Year, and a very stunning waterfront. The city and its surrounding offers delegates a clean & green landscape, beautiful beaches, exciting outdoor activities, ethnic cultural performances and warm kiwi hospitality. ISGT Asia is an annual global flagship meeting series, in the Asia-Pacific Region that attracts industry practitioners, policy makers and researchers to share and exchange the experiences, ideas and technologies on Smart Grid. The theme of this year’s conference is “Smart Grid for Smart Community” and includes industry panel sessions, Executive round table, tutorials, paper and poster presentation, Young Professionals session, Women in Power session, and opportunities for trade-exhibits and networking. ISGT Asia 2017 Auckland Highlights ✓ Executive round table/ Plenary and Industry Panel sessions ✓ Technical and Forum sessions ✓ Tutorials and Poster sessions ✓ Student, Young Professionals and Women in Power session ✓ Tours & Networking

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome Note 7

Organising Committee 9 Event Facts 16 Conference Program 17 General Delegate Information 21 Conference Location Map & Address 22 Floor Plan 23 Conference Overview 24 General Information for Presentation 26 ISGT ASIA 2017 Event Awards 29 Auckland Information 31 ISGT ASIA 2017 Schedule: Monday Dec-4th 33 Tutorials 34 Distinguish Guest Program 37 ISGT ASIA 2017 Schedule: Tuesday Dec-5th 40 Conference opening & Plenary 41 Executive Plenary Session A 43 Executive Round Table A 44 Technical Session 46 Poster Session 48 Forum Session 50 ISGT ASIA 2017 Schedule: Wednesday Dec-6th 53 Executive Plenary Session B 54 Executive Round Table B 55 Industry Panel Session A 57 Technical Session 58 Forum Session 60 ISGT ASIA 2017 Schedule: Thursday Dec-7th 63 Executive Round Table C 65 Industry Panel Session B 66 Technical Session 67 Poster Session 69 WIE/WIP/Young Professional Program 72

WELCOME FROM CHAIR – ISGT ASIA 2017

Kia ora All: On behalf of the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) Innovative Smart Grid Technologies ISGT- ASIA 2017 Organizing Committee, it is my privilege and great pleasure to extend a warm Kiwi welcome to all our delegates, invited keynotes/guests, sponsors and exhibitors many of them IEEE PES membership from across the globe over various membership class like Student, Young Professional, Women in Engineering, Regular, Senior and Life membership. A special welcome to non-members some of whom will also be presenting. It has been slightly more than 2 years, since this journey began with firstly the bid to host ISGT-Asia undertaken by IEEE PES Chapters of Central (Wellington) and Northern (Auckland) together expressing interest to host ISGT-ASIA 2016 in either Wellington or Auckland. The competition from various venues across Asia-Pacific was so intense that year, that we were offered to host the 2017 ISGT. As part of the bidding process I would like to take this opportunity to express our sincerest gratitude to Wellington and Auckland Convention Bureau’s, who helped prepared all the bid documents professionally which we strongly believe played a key part for winning amongst very stiff competition from other desirable locations across the globe. The electricity industry’s IEEE PES members from across New Zealand and the 4 NZ tertiary institutions where Power Engineering teaching and research is active i.e. University of Canterbury, Victoria University of Wellington, Auckland University of Technology and University of Auckland have also been very supportive of these efforts and are delighted for the opportunity to host collectively the IEEE Power & Energy Society strand of this global membership driven family together here ‘down-under’. This might be one of the very few, if not the first in New Zealand, when IEEE Power & Energy Society Technical Meeting with about 190+ technical presentations, forums and poster sessions typical of IEEE conferences is happening along with an Industry active panel and Executive Round table sessions on all the 3 days of the program with thought leaders and executives across New Zealand and Australia. This naturally means that the traditional culture and practices of the IEEE groups need to be met along with a blended program that appears seamless and representative to the global attendees who might be representing countries, institutions/ companies and as individuals. At the outset, we would like to acknowledge the patience and accommodation that each one of you extended before arriving here, as the organizing committee worked through the details and help establish a cohesive and integrated program that hopefully satisfies each one of your expectations and positive experiences during this conference. At the time of sending this handbook to the printers we have about 270+ attendees from about 27+ countries that are participating across various events during the 4 days. During the actual meeting, we expect some more local participants to register. In particular, we would like to thank Tommy Mayne Vice-President Meetings of IEEE PES and the ISGT- ASIA Selection Committee of 2016 for their approval to host ISGT-ASIA 2017 in Auckland and IEEE PES Executive Office under the leadership of Executive Director Pat Ryan for their support and advice during the program preparation and sharing expectation of the industry-academia-research balance expected of ISGT brand. 7

WELCOME FROM CHAIR – ISGT ASIA 2017

At this stage, I would also like to say a big ‘Nga mihi’ (Thanks) to our IEEE PES members and volunteers of all categories - PES NZ leaders, Regular, Senior and Student Members for being part of the local program that will capture and showcase the electrical power systems challenges, opportunities, experiences and engagements from New Zealand and Australia. There is active participation across the various events from Kiwi engineers, leadership, researchers, affinity groups- ‘Students, Women, Young professionals’ electricity stakeholders across the board and engineering societies which represents the breadth of New Zealand power systems, whose history is about 135+ years. The tag line for this conference is “Smart Grid for Smart Community” and during the four days of the programming will have 2 industry relevant Tutorials, Trade exhibit, Opening Plenary for 100% New Zealand Electricity Generation, 2 Executive Industry Plenaries, 3 Executive Panels, 2 Industry Panel session, 18 Technical Sessions, 3 Lightning Pitch Technical Forum, 1 Poster session, 1 Full day of Student/Young Professional/Women-in-Power program Day, 2 social welcome functions, 1 Banquet and several opportunities to professionally interact with world-wide innovators, experts, technical professionals, researchers and win opportunities of recognition and peer-esteem. Details of these are provided by our Industry, Technical, Award and Student/YP/WIE Program Chairs teams later in this handbook. We hope that the 4-day formal program of events including a special one-day local Student/Women in Power/Young Professional event and various social networking activities will provide a roadmap for IEEE PES, to inspire new ideas for a collaborative leadership of sustainable energy issues in future decade. A special thanks to all the volunteers, sponsors and exhibitors for the preparation and help towards actual conduct of this event. On behalf of the organizing committee I thank you for your participation and supporting ISGT-ASIA AUCKLAND 2017. I wish you all a great event full of new ideas, networking opportunities and showcasing the new technologies and strategies that will shape our sector in coming decades. For those of you who are here for the very first time, please take time to explore locally and nearby across our beautiful landscape and experience the friendly hospitality.

Nga Mihi,

Nirmal Nair General Chair On behalf of Organizing Committee ISGT ASIA 2017

ISGT ASIA 2017 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

ISGT ASIA 2017 LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTE

Nirmal Nair Ramesh Rayudu University of Auckland Victoria University of General Chair wellington Sponsorship Chair General Co-Chair Webmaster Awards Chair

Tek Tjing Lie Ramon Zamora Auckland University of Auckland University of Technology Technology Technical Chair Technical Co-Chair Presentation Chair Presentation Co-Chair

Waqar Qureshi Nyuk-Min Vong Mercury NZ Transpower Finance Chair Industry Chair Industry Co-Chair WiP/YP/Student Program Chair Jasleen Kaur Beca Neville Women in Power Watson Coordinator University of Canterbury Tutorial Chair

Piyush Verma GGGI Nasser Usman Student Program Chair Farrooqui University of Auckland Publicity Chair Secretary

Nilesh Modi Linda Chhim AEMO Event Manager Student Support Chair WiP/YP/Student Program Co-Chair

Adithya Murthy Atif Nauman University of Auckland Web master Local Support Chair

ISGT ASIA 2017 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Ebad Ur Rehman Safa Al-Sachit University of Auckland University of Auckland Local Support Co-Chair Poster/Forum Support Handbook Coordinator Chair

Mohammad Leo Yang LI University of Auckland Sanjari University of Auckland Session Co-Chair Session Chair

VOLUNTEERS

Duncan Maina Sainbold Volunteer Saranchimeg Volunteer

Mohammed Ting Guo Aldarwesh Volunteer Volunteer

IEEE PES Dean Sharafi Patrick P. Ryan AEMO IEEE PES IEEE PES R10 (Asia- Executive Director Pacific) Representative

C. Y. Chung Thomas W. University of Saskatchewan Mayne IEEE PES Member-at- Lacombe, LA, USA Large Global Outreach IEEE PES Vice- President Meetings

REPORT FROM ISGT ASIA 2017 INDUSTRY CHAIRS

Kia ora All: On behalf of the ISGT Asia 2017 Industry Organizing Committee, it is an honour and great pleasure to welcome to all the conference participants from 27+ countries representing Industry, Research, Academia and IEEE Power and Energy Society. ISGT Asia 2017 has been planned to provide a strong industry participation from New Zealand Australia and around the globe. The participation is from all levels of industry including CEOs, Executives, and Decision Makers. For the industry panels 8 abstracts were accepted out of 18. These industry attendees are participating as plenary session keynotes, panellists, and presenters on all four days of the conference as outlined in the conference program. On 4th December, ISGT Asia 2017 offers two wonderful tutorial session covering important topics on distribution network battery storage and capacity building of networks. To set the tone of the ISGT Asia 2017, on 5th December, the conference opens with New Zealand’s Green Party Musterer, Spokesperson for Energy and Resources, Gareth Hughes will address us around ‘Empowering New Zealand -100% renewable electricity generation by 2030’. After the opening speech by Gareth Hughes an executive plenary session has been organized which showcases the New Zealand and Australia’s flavour by bringing in speakers who are experiencing penetration of smart grid technologies. This includes two executive keynotes from Australian Electricity Market Operator (AEMO) and System and Market Operator (Transpower New Zealand), to share how they view the integration of smart grid technologies into existing infrastructure and market arrangements. The speakers would immediately join an executive round table talk with executives from Generation, Distribution, Metering, Retailer and New Technology businesses. These executives will discuss some burning issues, challenges and opportunities in the context of the theme of the conference. On 6th December, the Executive Plenary Session B showcases the New Zealand flavour by bringing in Chief Executive of Metrix, the metering arm of Mercury NZ as the speaker for this plenary. He would share some thoughts on the role of metering in New Zealand and how some of those lessons can be applied to the developing technologies being adopted by other global participants. Immediately after this executive plenary a round table talk participating from major transmission and distribution grid owners has been planned. This panel consist of representatives from Australian electricity Market Operator, Transpower as Grid Owner, Counties Power and Vector Ltd. as distribution network companies. The participants will talk about asset planning and management in the context of smart cities, new technologies and increased electrification. This will be followed by four industry presentations on current industry issues in a panel setting. On 7th December the Executive Round Table C talk gathers experts active in working groups of IEEE Power and Energy Society and CIGRE, two major technical organizations, whose work directly feeds into IEEE and IEC smart grid standards globally. The panellist expertise is in Power System Stability, Power Quality and Protection and Automation. This round table talk will be followed by four industry presentations on current industry issues in a panel setting. We would like to make a special mention of industry program participation from Australian Electricity Market Operator, Transpower New Zealand, Mercury NZ, Vector Limited New Zealand, Metrix New Zealand, Unisons Network, BECA Limited, ETEL Transformers New Zealand, Electricity Engineers Association New Zealand, Energy Management Association New Zealand, Electricity Retailors Association New Zealand, CIGRE New Zealand, and Performance Focus Limited. We wish to thank all the attendees to support the industry programs and wish them a very exciting conference. Nga Mihi, Industry Chairs Waqar Qureshi and Nyuk-Min Vong 11

REPORT FROM ISGT ASIA 2017 TECHNICAL CHAIRS

Kia ora All: On behalf of the ISGT Asia 2017 Technical Organizing Committee, it is our great honour and pleasure to welcome you all to ISGT-Asia 2017. We would like to thank all the authors for considering ISGT-Asia 2017 as the forum for presenting your research. Without the submitted papers, we would not have an eventful, exciting and productive global conference! ISGT-Asia 2017 has attracted many experts from industries, academia, research institutions, government agencies, and other institutions representing 27+ countries. Many new emerging researchers who will be presenting their research works are also here among us today. The combination, expert and new emerging, academia and industry, is a strength not just for the conference success, but also for contributing “Smart Grid for Smart Community” in real life. We have received 255 research papers. It is a big challenge for us to have them reviewed by at least two reviewers to ensure that each accepted paper is up to the expected standard. All the papers are high quality papers and thus we made the toughest decision by only accepting 70% submitted. We contacted many experts to review the papers. Finally, 114 reviewers from 20 countries have volunteered their time to assess and critique the papers. Some of the reviewers are here with us today. Thank you very much for your significant help! We would also like to extend our gratitude to the reviewers who are not attending this conference. Without the help from all these reviewers, who are present or absent today, we would not have been able to meet the deadlines and finally to organize this conference. All the reviewers have been acknowledged in the next page. Based on the conference tagline “Smart Grid for Smart Community”, we have grouped the papers into several tracks. We made sure that the topics includes design, planning and operation as well as strategy and evaluation. These papers and the tracks comprehensively covers main grid, distribution system, Microgrid, Energy storage, Renewable energy, Power electronics, Communication and Economic analysis which are various aspects of Smart Grid. Tracks that addresses normal and emergency conditions of Power systems have also been included in the program. These peer-reviewed accepted papers, made available in the conference proceedings, will be presented in three presentation formats: Technical session; Forum session and Poster session. There are 6 parallel technical sessions with around 6 papers in each session for three days. Around 45 papers will be presented in 3 Forum sessions for three days. Finally, around 50 papers will be presented during the poster session. Overall, we will have more than 180 papers presented through 22 sessions. All these sessions will be held in the second half during each day of the conference. We also would like to thank session chairs and co-chairs for your willingness to take the responsibility. With your help, we believe that the sessions will be well organized and productive. Thank you very much for attending this conference. We wish that you all have a very exciting and productive conference.

Nga Mihi, Technical Chairs Tek Tjing Lie and Ramon Zamora

ISGT ASIA 2017 LIST OF REVIEWERS

1 Gilbert Foo, New Zealand 58 Chaiyan Jettanasen, Thailand 2 Craig Baguley, New Zealand 59 Dai Orihara, Japan 3 Kosala Gunawardane, New Zealand 60 Mohsen Parsa Moghaddam, Iran 4 Nihal Kularatna, New Zealand 61 Saku Makinen, Finland 5 HB Gooi, Singapore 62 Cong Zhang, China 6 Arindam Ghosh, Australia 63 Yu Fujimoto, Japan 7 Mohammed Haque, Australia 64 Rahul Sharma, Australia 8 San Shing Choi, Singapore 65 Naebboon Hoonchareon, Thailand 9 Nanpeng Yu, USA 66 Meiqin Mao, China 10 Guojie Li, China 67 Cheanhung Lai, Malaysia 11 Daming Zhang, Australia 68 Takashi Ikegami, Japan 12 Timothy Anderson, New Zealand 69 M. J. Hossain, Australia 13 Loulin Huang, New Zealand 70 Kashem Muttaqi, Australia 14 Brice Valles, New Zealand 71 Junwei Lu, Australia 15 Shiun Chen, Malaysia 72 Hiroumi Saitoh, Japan 16 Neville Watson, New Zealand 73 Mengshi Li, China 17 K L Lo, United Kingdom 74 Xiangjing Su, China 18 Surya Santoso, USA 75 Chunyi Guo, China 19 Saleh Ziaeinejad, USA 76 Victor Wong, Malaysia 20 Tri Desmana Rachmildha, Indonesia 77 Goro Fujita, Japan 21 Muhamad Reza, Sweden 78 Daisuke Iioka, Japan 22 Ramon Zamora, New Zealand 79 Seppo Valkealahti, Finland 23 Younes Sangsefidi, USA 80 Manoj Datta, Australia 24 Ira Devi Sara, Indonesia 81 Pekik Argo Dahono, Indonesia 25 Taufik, United States 82 Yuehao Yan, China 26 Hafidh Hasan, Indonesia 83 Meiyi Hou, China 27 Muhammad Abdillah, Japan 84 Xin Kong, Singapore 28 Adam Hahn, USA 85 S Chakrabarti, India 29 Arash Beiranvand, Iran 86 Branislav Hredzak, Australia 30 Deny Hamdani, Indonesia 87 Mohammad Almuhaini, Saudi Arabia 31 Nurhidajat Sisworahardjo, USA 88 MJ Booysen, South Africa 32 Imam Wahyudi Farid, Indonesia 89 Ali Naci Celik, Turkey 33 Adelhard Beni Rehiara, Indonesia 90 Ricardo A. S. Fernandes, Brazil 34 Peter Chong, New Zealand 91 David Campos-Gaona, Scotland 35 Anurag Sharma, United Kingdom 92 Young-Jin Kim, Korea 36 Ming Jin, United States 93 Aasim Ullah, New Zealand 37 Tom Moir, New Zealand 94 Shafiqur Rahman Tito, New Zealand 38 Seiji Hashimoto, Japan 95 Junaid Qureshi, New Zealand 39 Lasantha Meegahapola, Australia 96 Ning Ding, New Zealand 40 Aniruddha Bhattacharya, India 97 Miftah Al Karim, New Zealand 41 Masaaki Takagi, Japan 98 Jianchao Zhang, New Zealand 42 Orie Sakamoto, Japan 99 Saifal Talpur, New Zealand 43 Fang Shi, China 100 Muhammad firmansyah, Indonesia 44 Wei Hu, China 101 Burhanuddin Halimi, Indonesia 45 Yun Seng Lim, Malaysia 102 Adam Taylor, New Zealand 46 Xiaodong Zheng, China 103 Attique Ur Rehman, New Zealand 47 Tobias Massier, Germany 104 Peter Jean Paul, New Zealand 48 Afzal Sikander, India 105 Sadegh Khaleghi, New Zealand 49 Naoto Yorino, Japan 106 Xin Lin, New Zealand 50 ATTHAPOL NGAOPITAKKUL, Thailand 107 Kenny Atendido, New Zealand 51 Ibrahim Habiballah, Saudi Arabia 108 Mohammad Arif Syed, New Zealand 52 R. T. Naayagi, United Kingdom 109 Nirmal Nair, New Zealand 53 Anupama Kowli, India 110 Abishek Ukil, New Zealand 54 Hongbo Sun, United States 111 Ramesh Rayudu, New Zealand 55 Kanzumba Kusakana, South Africa 112 Tek Tjing Lie, New Zealand 56 Taisuke Masuta, Japan 113 Piyush Verma, New Zealand 57 Masaki Imanaka, Japan 114 Boon-Chong Seet, New Zealand 13

REPORT FROM ISGT ASIA 2017 WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM COMMETEE

Kia ora All: On behalf of the Student, Young Professionals, and Women in Engineering Program committee, it is an honour and privilege to welcome all local participants and all international students to the ISGT Asia 2017 Student, Young Professional and Women in Engineering program as part of ISGT Asia 2017, Auckland, New Zealand. The committee has been able to offer travel grant, accommodation support and conference dinner vouchers to 31 participating international and local students. All the students who have applied have got some or multiple awards or support on behalf of IEEE Power and Energy Society. The committee has also awarded support to 04 young professionals to attend this exciting 1-Day program to improve local industry participation. This 1-Day program has a wide range of sessions and forums especially designed to improve networking, interaction and brainstorming for the Students, Young Professionals and Women in Power groups. A full day program has been developed on 06th December 2017, which would run in parallel to the main conference activities except the plenary session between 08:30 to 10:00. This one-day program includes participants from local industry and universities representing Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Metering, Retail, new technology businesses, Universities, and recruitment firms etc. At 07:00am, a Breakfast with CEOs has been organized for students and young professionals to have a chance to rub shoulder with CEOs of leading power and energy industries of New Zealand and distinguished attendees from IEEE Power and Energy Society. At 08:30am, all the participants are encouraged to attend the Executive Plenary Session B which showcases the New Zealand flavour by bringing in speaker from metering business as an enabler to smart grid technologies. Chief Executive of Metrix, the metering arm of Mercury NZ is the speaker for this plenary session. He would share some thoughts on the role of metering in the New Zealand market and how some of those lessons can be applied to some of the developing technologies being adopted by market participants. Immediately after this executive plenary session a round table talk participating from major transmission and distribution grid owners of Australasian electricity industry has been planned. This panel consist of representatives from Australian electricity Market Operator, Transpower as Grid Owner and Counties Power, a distribution network company. The participants will talk about asset planning and management in the context of smart cities, new technologies and increased electrification. After the tea break at 10:30am, an exciting ‘Young Professionals Industry Forum’ has been organized. This forum has young professionals participating from Transpower New Zealand, Vector Limited and BECA Limited. The IEEE Young Professionals (YP) is an international community of innovative members and volunteers. Members of this community are interested in elevating their professional image, expanding their global network, connecting with peers locally and giving back to the community. The YP industry forum will provide an insight into life in the power industry after starting as to explore the future workforce requirements in the context of the theme of the conference, at 11:30am we have an interactive interview session with Peter Berry, the Executive Director of Electricity Engineers Association New Zealand.

REPORT FROM ISGT ASIA 2017 WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM COMMETEE

EEA represents the majority of the electricity engineers in New Zealand. This session is going to explore the requirements for the future work force in the presence of Smart Grid and Smart Grid Technologies. The career pathways, the new skill sets and the new tools and techniques would be the focus of this conversation. After the lunch break, at 01:30pm we have CEO Energy Management Association, New Zealand lined up to deliver a Focus Talk on low carbon technologies, demand side management options and their impacts on young engineer’s career pathways. The talk would conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the executive speaker. At 02:30pm, we have an exciting group of speakers and panellists from Women in Power group. All three speakers are female leaders in their respective areas of expertise. They have shown some great examples of leaderships and represent an important sector from the industry. We have representative female leaders from Electricity Retailors Association, Transpower and Unison Networks participating in this session. Three incredible leaders will share their career journeys, open up about when to say YES to opportunities, describe the requirements of their current role, and how a company strategy can shape and underpin leadership. The presentations will conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the presenters. After the tea break, at 04:00pm, we have two fantastic seminars especially designed for students and young professionals. We have a seasoned academic from the University of Canterbury, who will discuss ideas, challenges and opportunities to pursue an academic and research career. The second speaker is a very experienced recruitment specialist for power and energy sector in New Zealand market. He will share some tips and tricks for students and young professionals to excel in their early to mid-careers. This concludes our Student, Young Professional and Women in Power Program. On behalf of the Student, Young Professionals, Women in Power organizing committee, we thank all the local New Zealand, Australia and global industry for participating in the industry program. We would like to make a special mention of industry program participation from Australian Electricity Market Operator, Transpower New Zealand, Mercury NZ, Vector Limited New Zealand, Metrix New Zealand, Unisons Network, BECA Limited, ETEL Transformers New Zealand, Electricity Engineers Association New Zealand, Energy Management Association New Zealand, Electricity Retailors Association New Zealand, CIGRE New Zealand, and Performance Focus Limited. We wish to thank all the local and international attendees to support this program and wish them a very exciting conference.

Nga Mihi,

Student, Young Professionals and Women in Power Committee Waqar Qureshi, Piyush Verma, Nilesh Modi, Adithya Murthy, Safa-Al Sachit & Jasleen Kaur

ISGT ASIA 2017 EVENT FACTS

The tag line for this conference is “Smart Grid for Smart Community”. Reflecting the theme the four days of ISGT ASIA 2017 program includes;

Opening traditional welcome from the land of Tāmaki Makaurau Two Industry Relevant Tutorials and Trade exhibit. Opening Plenary for 100% New Zealand Electricity Generation. Two Executive Industry Plenaries, Three Executive Panels & Two Industry Panel session. 18 Technical Sessions, Three Lightning Pitch Technical Forum & One Poster session. One Full day of Student/Young Professional/Women-in-Power program Day. Two Social evenings with musical performances One Banquet in Auckland Museum, a landmark, including cultural performances.

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 4th - MONDAY

16:30 18:00 - 14:00 16:30 - 13:00 14:00 - 12:30 13:00 - 11:00 12:30 - 10:30 11:00 - 18:15 -19:30 8:30 - 10:308:30 - 08:00 8:30 - Time Full Day Tutorial Substation: visit Full Day Tutorial Distributed: Energy Enhance to Resources Customers and Utilities Resilience Full Day Tutorial Distributed: Energy enhance to Resources customers and utilities resilience Title: Practical Power ControllerFlow Title: Brings Practical the Powerto Electronics Grid Benefits of Speaker: Kalyan K Sen (CTO, Sen Engineering Solutions) *Only for full day tutorial full for *Only day registration IEEE PES DistinguishIEEE 301-G050): Lecture (Location Pre Conference Welcome Cocktail & RegistrationPre Cocktail Welcome Conference Instructor Cristiano Marantes: Instructor Cristiano Marantes: Monday, December 4th Monday, Half Day Tutorial : Hosting Capacity of Electrical Networks Networks Electrical Day Tutorial Hosting : Half of Capacity Tutorial Registration Location : 302-G20: Location 302-G20: Location Location: 302-G80 Location: Break Tea Coffee/ Lunch* Instructor: Neville Watson Location: 303-G13 Location:

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 5th - TUESDAY

17:30 19:00 - 16:00 17:30 - 15:30 16:00 - 14:00 15:30 - 12:30 14:00 - 12.30 11.30 - 10:30 11:30 - 10:00 10:30 - Session No. Session 10:008:45 - 08:00 8:45 - Time TS06 TS05 TS04 TS03 TS02 TS01 Microgrids Needs and Trends 1 Devices Power IntegrationElectronic of Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 1 Renewable Source Integration 1 Application Grid of Energy Scale Storage Smart Grids Advanced Communications and Processing Information in *Technical Session 1 Executive Round Table A: David Swift, John Clarke, Simon Mackenzie and Fraser Whineray 301-G050) : (Location Moderator: Chair: Ramesh Rayudu, Nyuk-Min-Vong & Piyush Verma Poster SessionSmart a Towards : City Grid Architecture (TS01) *Technical *Technical Session 2 Location : 302-G60 : Location Session TitleSession Trade Exhibition Opening, Networking Social Session/Welcome Reception (TS02) Welcome & Conference Opening&Welcome Conference Plenary 301-G050) : (Location Executive Plenary Session 301-G050) : A (Location *Technical *Technical Session 3 *Session Details*Session Nirmal & Nair Waqar Qureshi (TS03) Lunch (Location: 302-G80)Lunch (Location: David &Swift John Clarke Tuesday, December 5th Tuesday, Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ Registration *Technical *Technical Session 4 301-G053 Location 303-G13 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 302-G20 Chairs: Xiangjing Su, Farhad Shahnia & Samson Shih (TS04) Distribution System Planning and Operations Location: 301-G10, 301-G64Location: Forum Session (FS01) *Technical *Technical Session 5 (TS05) Branislav Hredzak Van Hoa NguyenVan Hoa Kari Lappalainen Aaron Ramsden Wayne Water Abhisek Ukil Chair *Technical *Technical Session 6 (TS06)

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 6th - WEDNESDAY

19:00 22:30 - 17:30 19:00 - 16:00 17:30 - 15:30 16:00 - 14:00 15:30 - 12:30 14:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 10:00 10:30 - Session No. Session 09:00-10:00 08:00 8:30 - 8:30 -09:00 Time TS12 TS11 TS10 TS09 TS08 TS07 PS01 Microgrids Needs and Trends 2 The Emerging Distribution Grid 1 Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 2 Renewable Source Integration 2 Distribution System Design 1 Smart Evaluation and Planning 1 Smart Grid Technology Applications, Trends and Vision 2 *Technical Session 7 (TS07) Executive Round Merhtens, Rebecca Table: B Douch Dean and 301-G050)Sharafi, DougGeoff (Location: Ray *Technical *Technical Session 8 Session TitleSession Presenters: Anurak Choeichum, Bhaba Priyo Das, Thahirah & Harshal Jalal Patel (TS08) Chairs Atthapol : Ngaopitakkul, HarmJan Pretorius C & Abhisek Ukil Conference BanquetConference *Industry Panel Session A (PS01) Location:301-G050 Executive Plenary 301-G050) : Session (Location B Smart Grid and Economics Investments Models *Technical *Technical Session 9 *Session Details*Session (TS09) ** Invite ** only Location : 301-G10, : 301-G64Location Wednesday, December 6th Wednesday, Lunch (Location: 302-G80)Lunch (Location: Moderator: Nirmal Nair Forum Session (FS02) Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ Matthew Olde Registration (Location : Auckland : (Location Museum**) Break *Technical *Technical Session 10 301-G053 301-G050 Location 302-G20 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 303-G13 (TS10) *Technical *Technical Session 11 (TS11) Hamid Aghaie Moghanjooghi Jan HarmJan Pretorius C Ekaterina Moiseeva Cornelis Kikkert Nyuk-Min Vong Anurag Sharma Tobias MassierTobias Chair *Technical *Technical Session 12 (TS12)

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 7th - THURSDAY

15:45 16:00 - 15:30 15:45 - 14:00 15:30 - 12:30 14:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 10:00 10:30 - 09:00 10:00 - 08:30 09:00 - Session No. Session Time TS18 TS17 TS16 TS15 TS14 TS13 PS2 FS3 Microgrids Needs and Trends 3 The Emerging Distribution Grid 2 Advances in Grid and Control Visibility Renewable Source Integration 3 Distribution System Design 2 Smart Evaluation and Planning 2 StrategyDER and Implementation Smart Grid Technology Applications, Trends and Vision 2 *Technical *Technical Session 13 (TS13) Executive Round Neville ChungTableWatson, Y C: C and 301-G050: Nirmal ) (Location Nair *Technical *Technical Session 14 (TS14) Presenters: Nyuk-Min Vong, Richard Sherry, & Wichan Paul Inyoo Roege Session TitleSession *Industry Panel Session (PS2) B Location:301-G050 *Technical *Technical Session 15 (TS15) *Session Details*Session Moderator: Waqar Qureshi Lunch (Location: 302-G80)Lunch (Location: Thursday, December 7th Thursday, Conference Closing Conference Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ *Technical *Technical Session 16 Registration (TS16) *Technical *Technical Session 17 301-G053 301-G050 Location 301-G64 301-G10 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 303-G13 302-G20 (TS17) *Technical *Technical Session 18 Samuli Honkapuro, Nilanjan Mohammad Sanjari Javad (TS18) Senroy & Thahirah Jalal Daniel Martin Tek-Tjing Lie Xiangjing Su Feifei Bai Yang Liu Shinya Sekizaki. Chair *Forum Session (FS03)

GENERAL DELEGATE INFORMATION

Registration Registration and information support will be based on the Ground Floor of the Science Centre, University of Auckland (Corner of Wellesley and Symonds Street).

Registration hours: Monday, 4th December 8:00am - 2:00pm and during conference breaks Tuesday, 5th December 8:00am - 2:00pm and during conference breaks Wednesday, 6th December 8:00am - 2:00pm and during conference breaks Thursday, 5th December 8:30am - 2:00pm and during conference breaks

WIFI WIFI at the Science Centre will be available during the conference from Monday 4th to Thursday 7th December.

Select the wireless: UoA-Guest-WiFi Enter the username: [email protected] Enter the Password: D5x3KCbv

Presentation Practice: 301-G053 can be used from 8:00 am till 12:30 pm 301-G050 can be used from 12:30 pm onwards

CONFERENCE LOCATION ADDRESS AND MAP

Address: Science Student Centre Building 301 23 Symonds Street Auckland 1010

SCIENCE CENTER FLOOR PLAN

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

Plenary Sessions There are official sessions that all the delegate can attend. They include the following: SESSION LOCATION DAY/TIME

Welcome & Conference Opening Tuesday, 8:45 am – 10:00 am Plenary

Executive Plenary Session A Tuesday, 10:30 am – 11:30 am

Executive Round Table A Tuesday,11:30 am – 12:30 pm Science Executive Plenary Session B Centre, Wednesday,8:30 am – 9:00am Executive Round Table B 301-G050 Wednesday,9:00 am – 10:00 am

Industry Panel Session A Wednesday, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

Executive Round Table C Thursday, 9.00 am – 10.00 am

Industry Panel Session B Thursday, 10.30 am – 12.30 pm Social Events Pre-Conference Welcome Cocktail 4:30pm – 6:00 pm, Monday 4th December - Science Centre Foyer The Pre-Conference Meet & Greet will take place in the Science Centre Foyer Monday 4th December, between 4:30pm – 6:00pm. Finger food and drinks will be served. This is a fantastic opportunity to network with colleagues old and new. This function is included with all registrations. Trade Exhibition Opening, Social Networking Session/Welcome Reception 5:30pm – 7:00pm, Tuesday 5th December - Science Centre Foyer The Welcome Event and Trade Expo/ Poster Session will take place in the Science Centre Foyer Tuesday 5th December, between 5:30pm – 7:00pm. Canapés and drinks will be served. A great opportunity to chat with exhibitors and poster presenters and celebrate the first day of the conference. This function is included with all registrations.

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

Breakfast with CEOs for WIE/ YP/ Student 7:00am - 8:30am, Wednesday 6th December - Science Centre Foyer

This breakfast will take place in the Science Centre Foyer Wednesday 6th December between 7:00am - 8:30am. Breakfast will be served from 7am. An opportunity for Women in Engineering, Young Professional and students to network with industry CEO’s. This function is only open to WIE/ YP/ Student 1-day registration only.

Conference Dinner 7:00pm - 10:30 pm, Wednesday 6th December - Auckland Museum

The Conference Dinner will take place in the Event Centre at the Auckland Museum Wednesday 6th December from 7pm. This function is included with all full 3-day registrations and Wednesday 1-Day registrations (excluding student registrations, dinner ticket available to purchase. Please check at registration if seats are still available).

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PRESENTATION

Technical Presentation Guidelines Oral presentations should typically be no more than 12 minutes and 3 mines for questions at the end of the presentation when there are 6 presenters in a session. There will be computers, projectors and speakers in all the conference rooms, but you may also connect your own laptop. Mac users will need to bring their own VGA adapters. Chairs and presenters are asked to be in the room 10 minutes before the scheduled start time so they can get organized with presentation files, laptop hook-ups, etc. Instructions for Session Chair The Chair of a session has the essential task of making sure that the session runs smoothly. This entails more than just keeping time, although this is an important aspect of being a Chair. The Chair is charged with making sure that the presenters feel welcome and that all technical issues are resolved. Time Since time is limited, it must be watched, and all scheduled presenters should have the same opportunity to present their material. Presentations exceeding the time limit not only interfere with other presentations in the same session, but may also cause delays in other sessions, or prevent the audience from moving on to following sessions in a timely manner. Each presenter has 12 minutes for their presentation and 3 minutes for questions. ▪ The Chair should not allow a speaker to receive questions after the full 15 minutes for the presentation are up. However, the Chair can suggest that any further questions be addressed after all speakers have concluded, in the interest of time. ▪ For the Chair to communicate the time remaining in a non-obtrusive way, note cards marked “5 minutes,” “1 minute,” and “Please finish!” will be provided for all session Chairs (available in the room of the session). Make sure the presenter acknowledges these warnings. ▪ It may be a good idea to sit in the front row, facing the presenter during the presentation. Do not hesitate to ask someone to conclude if they ignore the final note card. ▪ Please inform the presenters about these procedures before the session begins.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PRESENTATION

Before the session: ▪ Make sure you know which session you are to chair; check for any scheduling clashes with any other commitments and notify the Program Committee if you cannot serve as session chair. ▪ At the conference, arrive at the room of the session at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the session. ▪ Check the technology and alert any of the technicians or student volunteers of any problems. ▪ Greet the speakers and make sure that everyone scheduled to speak is present, and that all presentations have been loaded on to the computer (including your own if you are to present in the session). ▪ Explain your role to the presenters, so they know to look at you for cues. During the session: ▪ Introduce yourself to the audience and give a brief introduction of the speakers and the overall topic. ▪ Explain the time allocation – each presenter has 12 minutes to present, and 3 minutes for questions. Explain also that after 15 minutes have passed the next presenter will be introduced. ▪ Introduce the first presenter. Check the time when the presentation starts. ▪ Place yourself so that the presenter can see you without any trouble. ▪ Be ready to assist with any technical problems. ▪ Make sure the presenter adheres to the time limit. ▪ After the presentation, ask if there are any questions, and make sure the questions do not cause the presentation to be too long. If questions remain after the time is up, suggest that the discussion resume after the session. Make sure more than one person gets to ask questions if they want to. After the session: ▪ If there is time left, suggest a discussion of topics relevant to the presentations. ▪ Thank the presenters and the audience for their attention and conclude the session.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PRESENTATION

Technical Forum Guidelines ISGT-ASIA 2017 will use a concept in technical sessions, known as the Paper Forum that is being used in IEEE PES General Meetings. The purpose of paper forum sessions is to respond to a larger group of papers around a specific topic for very quick and innovative presentation. The paper forum allows the authors an opportunity to interest attendees in learning more about their paper and the investigation it represents. Paper Forum logistics: A Paper Forum session will be held in a special location provided with a podium and microphone (ISGT ASIA 2017 -Location Map here in the space marked as 25 single-sided stand Aisle) along with easels, flip charts, and posters. The session coordinator will introduce the presenters and their topic. Each presenter will then have 3–5 minutes to briefly describe why the paper was written, what type of investigation was performed, and what results were obtained. The session coordinator and presenters may also decide to use 3–5 slides to support presentations. When the group of papers have been introduced by this process, attendees will then be given the opportunity to individually spend the remainder of the segment interacting with the authors. Presenters are encouraged to provide supporting information to assist in the explanation of their paper to attendees. This could include figures, text, equations, etc. on printed media for which boards will be provided for display or their own laptop computer screens suitable for viewing from a short distance. Technical Poster Guidelines In a Poster Session, the illustrations are mounted on a poster board which is then mounted on an easel. The illustrations may consist of equations, graphs, photographs, and short text bullets. The Poster Session papers are not presented sequentially as in Paper or Panel Sessions or in Directed Educational Programs. Rather, all papers in a poster session are presented simultaneously with each author standing or sitting next to a poster. The author should be prepared to give a short presentation and answer questions from those attending. The audience does not stay in one place, but is expected to walk from one poster to another, listen to the presentation by the author, and talk to the authors about their work. Discussion is therefore one-on-one with the interested party rather than directed toward a general audience.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PRESENTATION AND ISGT ASIA 2017 AWARDS

Prior to Poster Session: Illustrations should be made for ease of viewing by persons who will typically stand or sit about two meters (six feet) from the display. (For information on how to prepare good illustrations, refer to GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING VISUALS FOR PES PRESENTATIONS) The illustrations will be arranged and secured to a poster board by the author at the meeting. The poster board to be provided for ISGT 2017 will appear as shown below (TBC). Authors must fit all their poster material in the space allotted. During Poster Session: Much of the session will consist of one-on-one discussion between the author and persons who have an interest in the topic. Recognizing that many attendees will plan their schedule around the published session times, authors are required to be in the session room at their poster location for the entire session, except for minimal absence for short breaks.

ISGT ASIA 2017 Event Awards A total of six awards are given across all the category as follows; TECHNICAL SESSION: 1. Best Technical Paper Winner 2. Best Technical Paper Runner-up FORUM SESSION: 1. Best Forum Paper Winner 2. Best Forum Paper Runner-up POSTER SESSION: 1. Best Poster Paper Winner 2. Best Poster Paper Runner-up

ISGT ASIA 2017 TECHNICAL AND AWARDS COMMITTEE

Nyuk-Min Vong, Transpower Nyuk-Min has a PhD in Power System Engineering. He is currently employed by Transpower New Zealand Ltd., providing specialist analytical support to power system operations and asset compliance since December 2006. Prior to his present appointment, he worked with Sarawak Electricity Supply Corporation in Malaysia for 10 years. He has been involved in load flow and dynamic studies, generator testing, dynamic model validation, grid planning and power system operation.

Ramesh Rayudu, Victoria University of wellington Ramesh Rayudu (SM’11) holds a B.E. (First Class Distinction) from Osmania University (India), a M.E. from University of Canterbury (NZ) and a PhD in AI and Power systems engineering from Lincoln (NZ). He has over 15 years of industrial experience both in Energy sector India and New Zealand at various positions before joining the Academia. He is also involved in consultation work for several international firms in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, India and the USA. He is currently a Senior Lecturer at Victoria University of Wellington and the Director of Smart Power and Renewable Energy System Group. His current research interests include Power Systems Engineering, Renewable Energy Systems, Health Monitoring, and Energy Harvesting. Ramesh has written over 100+ publications for journals, invited articles and magazines and has won two Best Paper and two Presentation Awards. He was co-awarded IPENZ 1999 Fulton Downer Silver Medal.

Tek Tjing Lie, Auckland University of Technology Professor Tek Tjing Lie is Deputy Head of School (Research) of the School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Auckland University of Technology (AUT). He received his BS degree from the Oklahoma State University, MS and PhD degrees from Michigan State University. His research interests are in the fields of Power System Operation and Control, AI Applications to Power Systems, Deregulated Electrical Power Markets, Renewable Energy and Smart Grids.

Ramon Zamora, Auckland University of Technology Ramon Zamora received BS degree in electrical engineering from Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia, in 1998, MS degree in electrical engineering from University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USA, in 2008, and Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Washington State University, Pullman, WA, USA, in 2015. He joined Auckland University of Technology as a lecturer in July 2016. His research interests include power system modelling, simulation and control; energy management and controls; power electronic application for power systems; grid integration of renewable energy and energy storage; microgrid and smart grid; power quality and optimization.

AUCKLAND INFORMATION

Auckland is a vibrant and exciting city with lots to see and do. It is New Zealand’s largest city and considered by many the Gateway to the Pacific.

The following are a few suggested attractions & activities:

Auckland Museum – Auckland Museum is the cultural and spiritual touchstone for the many cultures that inhabit this beautiful land, and the first stop for anyone wishing to gain an insight into New Zealand and its peoples.

Auckland Explorer Bus – The Auckland Explorer Bus is a hop on, hop off sightseeing tour with full

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Commentary, visiting Auckland’s big 14 attractions.

Tours and Nature

360 Discovery – Explore the Hauraki Gulf and its history, the Tiritiri Matangi island sanctuary, and Motuihe Island.

Ananda Tours – Discover Waiheke Island (Waiheke means “cascading waters” in Maori) and its award-winning wines along the wine trail, olive oils, arts & crafts, scenic and eco tours.

Auckland Wine Tasting Tours – Auckland Wine Tasting Tours offers a personalized experience encompassing the scenic North/West Auckland and/or Matakana regions. Enjoy a full day winery tour with lunch from $135 per person and a half day tour from $90 per person.

AUCKLAND INFORMATION

Goat Island Marine Reserve – Renowned for its amazing marine life, New Zealand’s first marine reserve, also known as Cape Rodney-Okakari Point Marine Reserve, is a great place to spend a day in the outdoors with friends and family. At Goat Island you will discover an abundance of New Zealand marine life and enjoy the experience of being surrounded by schools of playful fish and beautiful coral.

Waipapa Marae Sky Walk – Dare yourself to walk the circumference of the Sky Tower, 192 metres above ground, with no rails or balcony, just a safety harness on a ledge 1.2 metres wide.

Sky Jump – Throw yourself off the top of the Sky Tower and plunge 192 metres in a controlled fall while wearing a safety harness. www.skyjump.co.nz

Snow planet – Snowplanet is the only indoor snow resort in the southern hemisphere, where tourists can experience the thrill of snow sports and atmosphere of a snow village. It is located just 20 minutes north of Auckland and open 365 days a year.

The above information is provided as a point of interest only. The organizing committee takes no responsibility for the services provided by any of the groups mentioned above, nor does it receive any incentives from businesses listed on this page.

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 4th - MONDAY

16:30 - 18:0016:30 - 16:3014:00 - 14:0013:00 - 13:0012:30 - 12:3011:00 - 11:0010:30 - 18:15 -19:30 8:30 - 10:308:30 - 8:3008:00 - Time Full Substation Tutorial : Day visit Full Distributed Tutorial : Day Energy Enhance Customersto and Resources Utilities Resilience Full Distributed Tutorial : Day Energy enhance to customers Resources and utilities resilience Title: Practical Power Flow Controller Brings Benefits of Power Electronics to the to BringsGridController Flow Power Electronics Power Title: Practical of Benefits Speaker: Kalyan K Sen (CTO, Sen Engineering Solutions) *Only for full day tutorial full for *Only day registration IEEE PES DistinguishIEEE 301-G050): (Location Lecture Pre Conference Welcome Cocktail & Registration Cocktail Welcome Pre Conference Instructor Marantes Cristiano : Instructor Marantes Cristiano : Monday, December 4th December Monday, Half Day Tutorial : Hosting Capacity of Electrical Networks Networks Electrical Hosting Tutorial : Day of Half Capacity Tutorial Tutorial Registration Location : 302-G20: Location 302-G20: Location Location: 302-G80 Location: Break Tea Coffee/ Lunch* Instructor: Neville Watson Location: 303-G13 Location:

ISGT ASIA 2017 TUTORIALS – DECEMBER 4th, MONDAY

Full Day Tutorial on “Distributed energy resources to enhance customers and utilizes resilience” and Substation Visit – 8:30 am to 4:30 pm This full day tutorial will provide insights into a myriad of distributed energy resources applications and how they can enhance both customers and utilities resilience. Examples of DER applications deployed by Vector, New Zealand (largest New Zealand distribution utility will be presented and there will be an opportunity to visit Vector’s 1MW/2.3MWh battery energy storage system. A world leading Internet of Energy (IoE) platform developed by mPrest, which is able to optimise the use of DERs, whilst seamlessly integrating several IT and control systems will also be presented. After the morning tutorial session actual substation visit in the afternoon, will be undertaken, where participants can engage with detailed Q&A around installation, performance and operation of the system in site. Health and safety briefing and protective gear for site visit will be provided. Glen Innes Substation This substation consists of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) which is one of the largest grid-connected Tesla Powerpack in the southern hemisphere. The facility includes 24 Tesla Powerpacks totalling 1 MW/ 2.3 MWh at the Glen Innes substation, originally installed in 1954. Equivalent to powering 450 average homes for 2.3 hours – the BESS allows Vector to continue to provide a secure, reliable power supply and, in addition, the technology is modular and movable, meaning it can be relocated to other sites if required.

ISGT ASIA 2017 TUTORIALS – DECEMBER 4th, MONDAY

Instructor: Cristiano Marantes, Vector Ltd. Dr. Cristiano Marantes is the Head of Engineering at Vector. He is responsible for the planning of the future Vector electricity and gas networks. One of his key responsibilities include the development and integration of new and innovative technologies, (e.g. battery storage, micro-grids, electric vehicles, solar, demand response). Prior to joining Vector Cristiano was the Head of Innovation at UK Power Networks, which is the largest electricity network operator in the UK. He is passionate about innovation, low carbon technologies and sustainability. Cristiano has a PhD in Power Systems from The University of Manchester, UK, was a noteworthy visiting lecturer at City University, London’s “Power Systems and Energy Management” MSc, and an influential member of the Smart Grid Great Britain Executive.

Half Day Tutorial on “Hosting Capacity of Electrical Networks”– 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm 1. Introduction/Overview to Hosting Capacity o What limits Hosting capacity? o Concept of Emission/Immunity and Compatibility level o New Zealand Power System characteristics ▪ Characteristics of the NZ Power system and the impact this has on Hosting capacity o Standards and Guidelines and Regulations ▪ Discuss the regulatory framework at present and its problems and the place of AS/NZS 4777.2 and DG Guidelines. 2. Hosting capacity of PV o Illustration using a real Network o Mitigation techniques 3. Hosting capacity of Electric Vehicles o Overview of EV Charging systems o Measurement results of EV charging systems o System studies with EV chargers

ISGT ASIA 2017 TUTORIALS – DECEMBER 4th, MONDAY

4. Hosting capacity of modern Electrical Equipment o Lighting Equipment (CFL & LED Lamps) o Heat-pumps o Washing Machines and Condenser clothes dryers o Fridges & Freezers (based on Inverter technology) o Water heaters (based on a heat-pump) 5. Conclusions o Need for standards & regulations to be enforced to avoid undesirable compatibility issues. o Better to reduce emissions at the source rather than fixing the problem after they occur. o With PV, voltage magnitude is the most restrictive. o Using PV Inverter voltage response modes increases the hosting capacity Instructor: Neville Watson, University of Canterbury He received the B.E. (Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Canterbury, Canterbury, New Zealand. He is currently a Professor with the University of Canterbury. His interests include power quality and steady- state and dynamic analysis of ac/dc power systems. Neville was appointed to the academic staff at the University of Canterbury in September 1987 where he has been teaching and performing research into various aspects of power systems and power electronics. Neville’s main areas have been; Computer Modelling of Electrical power systems, HVDC, power quality, harmonics and electromagnetic transients. He has co-authored seven books, three chapters of books and approximately 200 technical papers. Neville has been very active in professional societies and is a member of CIGRE AP C4 committee on Technical Performance, joint Australia/New Zealand standards committee EL034 on Power Quality. In the past Neville has been a contributing member of various other standards & IEEE committees. He has over the years also helped industry to solve issues by undertaking various consultancy jobs (under the auspices of Canterprise and later EPECentre when established). He has been the PI on the FRST/MSI Power Quality project. Neville is a senior member of IEEE, member of Engineering New Zealand and IET (UK). He is also a Charted Professional Engineer, CPEng (NZ), on the International Professional Engineers register, Int.PENZ, and a Practice Area Assessor for Engineering New Zealand.

Date: 4th Dec 2017, Time: 6:15 pm to 7:30 pm DISTINGUISHED LECTURE PROGRAM

IEEE PES Distinguished Lectures 2017 04th Dec 2017 / 18:15 – 19:30 / Venue: 302-G050 This is a free IEEE Distinguished Lecture organized by IEEE New Zealand North Section PES Chapter coinciding on the eve of ISGT ASIA 2017 conference. This event will be hosted by Waqar Qureshi; IEEE PES Chapter Chair NZ North and Nirmal Nair; IEEE PES Chapter Representative (R10 South) - AUS/NZ.

Title: Practical Power Flow Controller Brings Benefits of Power Electronics to the Grid Abstract: The presentation is designed to provide the basic principles of power flow control theory, an overview of the most commonly used power flow controllers, and future trends. The presentation will be of particular interest to all utility power engineering professionals. The required background is an equivalent of an Electrical Engineering degree with familiarity in power engineering terminology. The audience will hear from an expert who actually designed and commissioned a number of power electronics-based FACTS controllers since its inception in the 1990s.

Kalyan K. Sen, CTO Sen Engineering Solutions

Kalyan Sen, a newly selected Fulbright Scholar, is the Chief Technology Officer of Sen Engineering Solutions, Inc. that specializes in developing SMART power flow controllers—a functional requirements-based and cost- effective solution. He spent 30 years in academia and industry and became a Westinghouse Fellow Engineer. He has authored or co-authored more than 25 peer-reviewed publications, 8 issued patents, a book titled Introduction to FACTS Controllers: Theory, Modelling, and Applications, IEEE Press and John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2009 and 4 book chapters in the areas of FACTS and power electronics. He received BEE, MSEE, and PhD degrees, all in Electrical Engineering, from Jadavpur University, India, Tuskegee University, USA, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA, respectively. He also received an MBA from Robert Morris University, USA. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

NOTES: DECEMBER 4th - MONDAY

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 5th - TUESDAY

17:30 19:00 - 16:00 17:30 - 15:30 16:00 - 14:00 15:30 - 12:30 14:00 - 12.30 11.30 - 10:30 11:30 - 10:00 10:30 - Session No. Session 10:008:45 - 08:00 8:45 - Time TS06 TS05 TS04 TS03 TS02 TS01 Microgrids Needs and Trends 1 Devices Power IntegrationElectronic of Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 1 Renewable Source Integration 1 Application Grid of Energy Scale Storage Smart Grids Advanced Communications and Processing Information in *Technical Session 1 Executive Round Table A: David Swift, John Clarke, Simon Mackenzie and Fraser Whineray 301-G050): (Location Moderator: Chair: Ramesh Rayudu, Nyuk-Min-Vong & Piyush Verma Poster SessionSmart a Towards : City Grid Architecture (TS01) *Technical *Technical Session 2 Location : 302-G60: Location Session TitleSession Trade Exhibition Opening, Networking Social Session/Welcome Reception (TS02) Welcome & Conference Opening&Welcome Conference Plenary 301-G050): (Location Executive Plenary Session 301-G050): A (Location *Technical *Technical Session 3 *Session Details*Session Nirmal & Nair Waqar Qureshi (TS03) Lunch (Location: 302-G80)Lunch (Location: David &Swift John Clarke Tuesday, December 5th Tuesday, Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ Registration *Technical *Technical Session 4 301-G053 Location 303-G13 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 302-G20 Chairs: Xiangjing Su, Farhad Shahnia & Samson Shih (TS04) Distribution System Planning and Operations Location: 301-G10, 301-G64Location: Forum Session (FS01) *Technical *Technical Session 5 (TS05) Branislav Hredzak Van Hoa NguyenVan Hoa Kari Lappalainen Aaron Ramsden Wayne Water Abhisek Ukil Chair *Technical *Technical Session 6 (TS06)

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 8:45 am to 9:30 am CONFERENCE OPENING

Conference Opening Welcome Session Opening with a traditional Maori welcome, from the land of Tāmaki Makaurau, this session will include introductions from the key local organizing members, their IEEE PES leadership counterparts and give information regarding the 3 days of the conference program including both industry executive sessions, industry forums and various technical tracks including best paper award information. Nirmal Nair - (ISGT Asia 2017 General Chair) will host the addressing the conference with welcoming all the delegates, providing health & safety briefing and sharing a brief overview of the conference before introducing the rest of the speakers. Dean Sharafi – (IEEE PES Regional Representative R10 Asia and Pacific) will share about IEEE PES and some of its Smart Grid initiative and statistics in our Region. Waqar Qureshi – (Industry Co-Chair) will talk about the Industry Executive Round Table Sessions, Executive Plenaries and Industry Paper forums. Tek Tjing Lie – (Technical Chair) will highlight the technical sessions by speaking about the number of technical papers and delegates coming from different countries. He will also give a brief overview about the poster and forum sessions. Ramesh Rayudu – (General Co-chair & Award Chair) will give an overview on the Tutorial Sessions that were concluded on Monday Dec 4, 2017 along with judging criteria and the awards for technical, poster and forum sessions. Piyush Verma – (Student Program Chair) will give a brief overview of one- day program to be held on Wednesday Dec 6, 2017 alongside ISGT-ASIA 2017 for Students/Women In Power and Young professionals. Nirmal Nair will then end the conference opening and follow on to introduce the honourable guest speaker for the opening plenary to set the tone for ISGT Asia 2017. We are fortunate to have Gareth Hughes – (MP Green Party NZ) who will speak about smart green future for New Zealand. Details in the next page. After tea/coffee break, an Executive plenary session will ensue followed by Executive round table-A session. After Lunch, Technical sessions will commence till afternoon tea/coffee break. Poster and forum sessions will then begin simultaneously across. End this day of the conference with Welcome/Trade exhibit drinks and Jazz music performance. 41

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 9:30 am to 10:00 am OPENING PLENARY

ISGT Asia 2017 Tuesday Opening Plenary Venue: 301-G050 This is the first time ISGT Asia is being held in New Zealand. The local organizing committee has themed this conference around ‘Smart Grid for Smart Community’. New Zealand currently has over 85% electricity generation through renewables operating in a functional electricity market environment since 1996. Current New Zealand government have aspiration to achieve 100% renewable generation during normal hydrological conditions in the not too distant future. To set the tone of the ISGT Asia 2017, we have New Zealand’s Green Party Musterer, Spokesperson for Energy and Resources, Gareth Hughes will address us around ‘Empowering New Zealand -100% renewable electricity generation by 2030’. At the end of his speech, audience will have an opportunity to ask him few questions.

This session will be moderated by Nirmal Nair, General Chair ISGT Asia 2017. A vote of thanks to Gareth Hughes will be given by Pat Ryan, Executive Director of IEEE Power and Energy Society, representing the main sponsor of this conference.

Gareth Hughes, Musterer, MP Green Party New Zealand Currently Gareth is the spokesperson for Energy and Resources. Since graduating from Victoria University with a degree in Religious Studies, History and Politics, Gareth has been at the centre of campaigns around many of the most pressing issues for New Zealand and the planet. Gareth coordinated the 2009 Greenpeace 'Sign On' campaign, mobilising over 200,000 Kiwis to take a stand for climate change action. He has worked on successful GE and fishing campaigns and if his green credentials were not already solid enough, he has also done a stint on the Rainbow Warrior. His pace has not slowed since entering Parliament in 2010, the youngest MP at the time. Gareth's main focuses are clean energy, healthy oceans and internet freedom. Among his successes are improved regulation and scrutiny in the oil and gas sector; a total ban on shark finning; pushing for international legal action to stop whaling, and giving Kiwis the choice to opt- out of receiving phone books. A tech-savvy MP, Gareth hosts online public meetings, was the first NZ MP to participate in an 'ask me anything' session on the website Reddit and successfully pushed for live streaming of select committees. Gareth’s vision for New Zealand includes supporting the ICT sector, investing in renewable energy and keeping our oceans healthy, all while creating jobs that keep our clean green brand real.

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 10:30 am to 11:30 am PLENARY SESSION A

ISGT Asia 2017 Tuesday Executive Plenary Session A

Venue: 301-G050 This executive plenary session showcases the New Zealand and Australia’s flavour by bringing in speakers who are experiencing penetration of smart grid technologies. This includes two keynotes from Australian Electricity Market Operator (AEMO) and New Zealand System and Market Operator (Transpower), to share how they view the integration of smart grid technologies into existing infrastructure and market arrangements. The speakers would immediately join an executive round table talk with two other participants where audience will have opportunity to ask questions. This session will be moderated by Nirmal Nair, General Chair of the ISGT Asia 2017. David Swift, AEMO David is member of the executive leadership team of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) in the role of Advisor to the Chief Executive. AEMO has responsibility for operating the electricity and gas markets in eastern and southern Australia including the management of the national grid. Since November 2015 AEMO’s responsibilities have progressively extended to Western Australia. It also has a range of planning and forecasting roles related to these markets. David has worked for AEMO since its formation in 2009 with a range of responsibilities related to the company’s future direction in the light of regulatory, policy and market change. He is currently leading AEMO’s response to the Finkel Review. David has had a strong involvement in work to integrate renewable energy into the national grid. He led AEMO’s “Future Power System Security Program” seeking to ensure that the security of Australia’s evolving energy markets is maintained with the changing generation mix. David has worked in the electricity industry for many years, initially in South Australia. He has worked on, or been involved in, the National Electricity Markets in various roles since the late 1990s.

John Clarke, GM, Transpower The System Operations component of the business manages real-time coordination of supply and demand for the New Zealand power system and other security-related functions. In his capacity as General Manager Innovation, John is responsible for a coordinated approach to achieving Transpower’s strategic innovation goals. John joined Transpower in 1998, having held several senior consulting and electrical distribution company roles John spent ten years in senior System Operations roles through to 2008and contributed to the evolution of the regulatory framework for the delivery of the System Operator service in New Zealand. From 2008-2014 John was Transpower’s GM Grid Development, a role that led the planning, scoping and approval of projects to add capacity to the New Zealand power system as part of a $3.8 billion grid expansion program as well as seeking regulatory approval for major projects and overall expenditure. Since 2014, John has overseen improvements to the relationship and delivery of the System Operator service with the electricity industry regulator and participants alike. More recently his innovation focus has been on improving insights and developing a future- focused coordinated approach. 43

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 11:30 am to 12:30 pm EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE A

ISGT Asia 2017 Tuesday Executive Round Table A Venue: 301-G050 Conference opening plenary and two Keynote speakers before this session set the stage for this executive round table talk participating from major stakeholders of Australasian electricity industry. The executives are representatives of Generation, Transmission, System Operation, Market Operation, Distribution, Metering, Retailer and New Technology businesses. These executives will discuss some burning issues, challenges and opportunities in the context of the theme of the conference.

The executive round table talk starts with some pre-set questions from the moderators like following but not limited to:

• What keeps these executives awake at night? • How climate change and low carbon policies are likely to impact their businesses? • What are new partnership opportunities for the smart grid technology businesses? • How their sector can help realize the vision and aspiration delivered during the conference opening? The audience will also have an opportunity to pass their questions which will be curated and asked by the moderators.

The executive round table participants are David Swift, John Clarke, Simon Mackenzie and Fraser Whineray. This session will be moderated by Nirmal Nair, General Chair and Waqar Qureshi, Industry Co-Chair. The vote of thanks will be given Nyuk-Min Vong, Industry Chair, Neville Watson, Tutorial Chair, Tek Lie, Technical Chair, and Ramon Zamora, Technical Co-Chair.

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 11:30 am to 12:30 pm EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE A

Fraser Whineray, CEO, Mercury Fraser Whineray since taking up the role of Chief Executive in September 2014, Fraser Whineray has been described as one of the forward-thinkers in the New Zealand energy sector. His customer-first focus, promotion of electricity as the ‘home-grown’ transport fuel, and advocacy for ‘real ’ sustainability and ‘ energy freedom ’ has helped re-define Mercury. Fraser has delivered key strategic milestones including customer growth through the successful Mercury brand launch, customer-led technology innovations, reinvestment in core hydro and geothermal renewables, the development of meaningful partnerships across sectors and the acquisition and growth of a leading solar and battery storage company.

Simon Mackenzie, Group CEO Vector Ltd.

Simon Mackenzie is passionate about the power of technology to transform the energy industry and consumers’ lives. As Group Chief Executive Officer, Simon has expanded and driven Vector’s portfolio of businesses to embrace innovative technologies and strategies to deliver efficient, sustainable energy solutions to consumers. Simon was appointed Vector’s in 2008. His tertiary qualifications include engineering, finance and business studies, and the Advanced Management Program at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS01 - TS03)

Technical Session (TS01): Advanced Communications and Information Processing in Smart Grids Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Van Hoa Nguyen Venue: 302-G20 Paper ID Title & Author Optimal HVAC Scheduling Using Phase-Change Material as a Demand Response Resource 13 Donald Azuatalam, Sleiman Mhanna, Archie Chapman & Gregor Verbic Daily Game Theoretical Management of a Connected Industrial Microgrid 85 Charline Stevanoni, François Vallée, Zacharie De Grève & Olivier Deblecker A Communication-enhanced Price-based Control Scheme for HVAC Systems 124 Fernandez, Pouya Jamborsalamati, M. J. Hossain & Uzma Amin Demand Response-Based Preventive-Corrective Control against Short-Term Voltage Instability in Power 187 Systems Rizhong Kang, Yan Xu, Zhao Yang Dong & David Hill CIM compliant multiplatform approach for cyber-physical energy system assessment 237 Minh Tri LE, Van Hoa Nguyen, Quoc Tuan Tran, Yvon Besanger, Thierry Braconnier & Antoine Labonne Testing and Validation of FTR Results in NZEM 452 Bhujanga Chakrabarti, Roger Miller & Ramesh Rayudu

Technical Session (TS02): Application of Grid Scale Energy Storage Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Branislav Hredzak Venue: 301-G053 Paper ID Title & Author Cooperative Control of Distributed Heterogeneous Energy Storage Devices with Virtual Impedance 35 Runfan Zhang, Branislav Hredzak & Thomas Morstyn The Sizing of Battery Energy Storage for the Mitigation of Slow and Fast Fluctuations in Rooftop Solar PV 65 Output Prabha Ariyaratna, Kashem Muttaqi & Danny Sutanto Security Oriented Multi-Objective Energy Management Approach Considering Energy Storages in Distribution 161 Networks Ali Azizivahed, sahand ghavidel, Mojtaba Jabbari Ghadi, Li Li & Jiangfeng Zhang BESS-Sizing Optimization for Solar PV System Integration in Distribution Grid 210* Jian-Tang Liao, Yung-Sheng Chuang & Hong-Tzer Yang Enabling BES in Large PV Plant for Stability Enhancement of Power Systems with high RES 216 Herlambang Setiadi, Awan Krismanto & Nadarajah Mithulananthan

Technical Session (TS03): Renewable Source Integration 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Aaron Ramsden Venue: 303-G14 Paper ID Title & Author Coordinated Operation Scheduling Method for BESS and Thermal Generators based on Photovoltaic 79 Generation Forecasts Released Every Several Hours Daiki Kobayashi, Taisuke Masuta & Hideaki Ohtake An Educational Open-Source Market Modeling Toolbox for Future Grid Studies 87 Aaron Ramsden & Gregor Verbic An Economic Optimization for BESS Sizing in a Hybrid PV and Wind Power Plant 125 Yuqing Yang, Stephen Bremner, Chris Menictas, Ke Meng, Zhao Yang Dong & Merlinde Kay Real-Time Simulation and Hardware-in-the-Loop Approaches for Integrating Renewable Energy Sources into 164 Smart Grids: Challenges & Actions Van Hoa Nguyen, Yvon Besanger, Quoc Tuan Tran, Tung Lam Nguyen, Ron Brandl & Frank Marten Multivariate Prediction Intervals for Photovoltaic Power Generation 196 Faranak Golestaneh & HB Gooi Correcting Forecast of Utility’s Demand with Increasing Solar PV Penetration 202 Vishnu P. Menon, Smita Lokhande & Yogesh Bichpuriya

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS04 - TS06)

Technical Session (TS04): Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Abhisek Ukil Venue: 303-G15 Paper ID Title & Author Real-Time Transient Stability Assessment Based on Deep Recurrent Neural Network 51 Le Zheng, Wei Hu, Kaiyuan Hou, Xingwei Xu & Guanghui Shao Resilience-Oriented Microgrids: A Comprehensive Literature Review 107 Yuan Chi & Yan Xu Probabilistic Security-Constrained Optimal Power Flow by Formulation of a Stochastic Power Flow Response 245* Surface Lalitha Subramanian & Aniruddha Bhattacharya Static Performance Comparison of Prominent Synchrophasor Algorithms 246 Chathura Thilakarathne, Lasantha Meegahapola & Nuwantha Fernando Reconfiguration and Load Shedding for Resilient and Reliable Multiple Microgrids 457 Kenneth Martin Atendido & Ramon Zamora

Technical Session (TS05): Integration of Power Electronic Devices Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Wayne Water Venue: 303-G16 Paper ID Title & Author Simulation Model of Three-phase PWM Rectifier Charging Station and Harmonic Analysis on Grid 89 BIN WU, Hongkun Chen, Guanhui Guan, Tong Ding & Li Yin Performance Comparison of Integrated Magnetics Used in LLC Resonant DC-DC Converter for Low Voltage 100 Energy Storage System Wayne Water & Junwei Lu Hardware Lab Tests on Dynamic Frequency Support by Converters Applying Different Inertia Constants 143 Stefan Henninger, Ludwig Doering & Johann Jaeger Multi-Terminal HVDC Fault Current Analysis During Line to Ground Fault 163 Muhammad Haroon Nadeem, Nengling Tai, Xiaodong Zheng, Wentao Huang & Mehr Gul Optimal Smart Functions of Large-scale PV Inverters in Distribution Systems 173 Van Tu DAO, Hideo Ishii & Yasuhiro Hayashi Fault-Tolerant Converter for Future Offshore Wind Farm HVDC Networks 399 R.T. Naayagi & S.K. Panda

Technical Session (TS06): Microgrids Needs and Trends 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Kari Lappalainen Venue: 303-G13 Paper ID Title & Author Review of Clustering Algorithms for Microgrid Formation 114 Derek Li Kwok Cheong, Tyrone Fernando, Herbert Iu, Mark Reynolds & James Fletcher Number of MPPs in PV Generators during Irradiance Transitions Caused by Moving Clouds 211 Kari Lappalainen & Seppo Valkealahti Using PV with Borehole Pumped Hydro Storage Systems for Small Farming Activities in South Africa 219 Kanzumba Kusakana Economic Analysis of Multi-service Provision from PV and Battery Based Community Energy Systems 241 Han Wang, Nicholas Good & Pierluigi Mancarella Congestion Management in Smart Grids using Virtual Power Plants as Flexible Resources 444 Min Junhua, Sivanand Nunna & D Srinivasan Microgrid System and Component Evaluation: Mobile Test Platform with Battery Storage 448 Gabriel Haines, Nesimi Ertugrul, Graeme Bell & Michael Jansen

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm POSTER SESSION

Poster Session: Towards a Smart City Grid Architecture Time: 16:00-17:30 Chairs: Ramesh Rayudu, Nyuk-Min-Vong & Piyush Verma Venue: 302-G60 Paper ID Title & Author An Interval Voltage Control Method Using Adaptive Genetic Algorithm 18 Cong Zhang, Haoyong Chen, Zipeng Liang & Dong Hua Estimating Low Frequency Oscillation using Bacterial Swarm Algorithm with Local Probability Likelihood 30 Approach Mengshi Li, Yang Yu, Yuyun Li, Tianyao Ji & Qinghua Wu Trading strategy for decentralized energy resources in sequential electricity markets: A Swiss case study 56 Xuejiao Han, Evaggelos Kardakos & Gabriela Hug A Morphological Filter-based Local Prediction Method with Multi-variable Inputs for Short-Term Load Forecast 64 Xiuzhen Ye, Tianyao Ji, Mengshi Li & Qinghua Wu Interval and Multi-parameter Load Forecast of Distribution Systems in Suburban Areas 68 Tianyao Ji, Danyi Hong, Mengshi Li & Qinghua Wu Stochastic Economic-Emission Dispatch with Confidence Interval Constraint 72 Zhenjia Lin, Tianyao Ji, Mengshi Li, Luliang Zhang, Qinghua Wu & Muhammad Shahzad Nazir Effectiveness of Updating the Parameters of the Volt-VAR Control Depending on the PV Penetration Rate and 73 Weather Conditions Yuta Takasawa, Satoru Akagi, shinya yoshizawa, Hideo Ishii & Yasuhiro Hayashi Installed Generator Capacity Determination Method with Variable Weather-based SOC Operation for Island- 74 alone Off-grid System Souichiro Kama, Jun Yoshinaga, Wataru Hirohashi, Yasuhiro Hayashi, Masato Watanabe & Hikaru Takigasaki Evaluation of Energy-Loss Minimum Operation Using Real Measurements and Network Data 75 Shingo Uchiyama, Yuji Takenobu, Jun Yoshinaga, Yasuhiro Hayashi, Masato Watanabe & Ryota Yamamoto Research on Tripping and Reclosing Strategy and Quasi-Three-Phase Operation of Double Circuit Lines on the 84 Same Tower Shilong Li, Wei Chen, Xianggen Yin & Deshu Chen Service-Based General Power System Data Exchange Mode 86 Haifeng Huang, Hong Zhang, Xiaolu Li, Zhiqiang Yao & Fang Yu Research on HVDC Transmission Power Scheduling on the Background of Asynchronous Interconnection 90 Yiping Chen, Xiaodong Zheng, Haoyong Chen, Yong Zhang, Jizhong Zhu & Julong Chen Studying the influence of coordinated EV charging on power system operating risk 122 Mingzhi Zhang, Lingfeng Wang & Chunlin Guo Equivalent Model of Wind Farm Based on DBSCAN 127 Pingping Han, Yu Xia, Yan Zhang & kui luo Instantaneous-Energy-Ratio Based Faulted Phase Selection Scheme for Transmission Lines Considering High 138 Fault Resistances Ya Chen, Tianyao Ji, Mengshi Li & Qinghua Wu Method for Generating Switching Operation Sequence of Distribution Network in Response to 10kV Bus 145* Voltage Loss Shaohui Zhang, Mengru Ma, Yuehao Yan, Shuaiwen Guo, Jiandong Jiang & Wei Bao Network topology identification algorithm based on adjacency matrix 154 Shaohui Zhang, Shuaiwen Guo, Yuehao Yan, Mengru Ma, Jiandong Jiang & Wei Bao MATLAB Applications to Generate Synthetic Electricity Load Profiles of Office Buildings and Houses 179 Daniel Brodén, Kaveh Paridari & Lars Nordström Rapid Synchronisation Procedure for a Pneumo-Hydraulically Driven Synchronous Generator 181 Efim Sturov, Chris Bumby, Ramesh Rayudu & Rod Badcock Detection of Incipient Faults in Distribution Cables Based on Mathematical Morphology 247 Xinglei Han, Qinghua Wu, Luliang Zhang & Mengshi Li Estimation of Vehicle-to-Grid Service Capacity at Business Premises Using Aggregate Model 252 Md Shariful Islam, Junainah Sardi, Awan Krismanto & Nadarajah Mithulananthan Fuzzy Logic Improved Washout Filter-Based Method for Voltage Restoration in DC Microgrids 253 Ruihao Song, Branislav Hredzak, Toan Phung & Karanayil Baburaj Improved Day-Ahead Predictions of Load and Renewable Generation by Optimally Exploiting Multi-Scale 271 Dependencies Jean-François Toubeau, Jérémie Bottieau, François Vallée & Zacharie De Grève Research of Metering Scheme for Self-provided Power Plants Based on Synchronized Clock Signals 284 Yihang Yang, Yuanrong Xu, Wenzhe Duan, Yuehao Yan & Yiwei Zhai

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm POSTER SESSION

Poster Session: Towards a Smart City Grid Architecture Time: 16:00-17:30 Chairs: Ramesh Rayudu, Nyuk-Min-Vong & Piyush Verma Venue: 302-G60 Paper ID Title & Author Co-optimization Expansion Planning and Feasibility Assessment of an Integrated Energy System Embedded 297 with Power-to-Gas Plants Huansheng Zhou, Canhuang Zhou, Qinghua Wu & Xiaoxin Zhou Decision-making of Voltage Control Strategy for Distribution Network after Large-scale PV Participation 299 Jinxi Dong, Yiming Xu, Xiusheng Ren, Zheng Wang, Jiawei Wang & Zeyuan Shen Coordinated Generation and Transmission Planning Based on EDA/DA Algorithm Considering Wind Power 300 Integration Jinxi Dong, Hui Han, Xiusheng Ren, Zheng Wang, Jiawei Wang & Haibo Zhao Optimal Capacity Design for Solar-assisted CCHP System Integrated with Energy Storage 301 Canhuang Zhou, Huansheng Zhou, Zhaoxia Jing, Qinghua Wu & Xiaoxin Zhou Optimal PMU Placement for Distribution Networks 307 Abdul Aziz Mabaning, Jordan Rel Orillaza & Alexandra von Meier Load Forecasting Based on Short-term Correlation Clustering 308 Shun Tao, Yongtong Li, Xiangning Xiao & Liting Yao Challenges to overcurrent protection devices in PV array during winter and low irradiation conditions in 313 Australia Amit Dhoke & Adrian Mengede Smart Power Routing at Remote Area by a PV/Battery Hybrid Source Based Mini-grid 319 M A Parvez Mahmud, Md. Shamiur Rahman, Shahjadi Hisan Farjana, M. J. Hossain, Nazmul Huda & Candace Lang Demand Power Forecasting with Data Mining Method in Smart Grid 320 Seunghyeon Park, Yeongik Son & Sekyung Han Control Strategy of Wind Turbine Generator with Storage in Short-term Dispatch Scheme 322 Surina Mat Suboh & Rahul Sharma Optimal capacity planning for heat storage in thermal power plant to accommodate wind power 323 Zhiqiang Wang, Xuefeng Tian, Shan Wang, Ning Wang & Benran Hu Development of a quick-response type superconducting generator model for EMT analyses of power systems 335 Reiko Kato & Orie Sakamoto Electrical Network Equivalent Modeling Method with Boundary Buses Interconnected 337 Bin Huang, Xiaoya Shang, Jiehui Zheng, Zhigang Li, Qinghua Wu & Xiaoxin Zhou Smart Grid Protection through Self-Healing 338 Chathurika Chandraratne, R. T. Naayagi & Thillainathan Logenthiran Resilient Distributed Generation Dispatch in Multi-Microgrid Systems 342 Fredmar Asarias & Michael Pedrasa ESS life span evaluation in terms of battery wear through operation examples of ESS for frequency Regulation 347 Jeong Hyeon Choi, Jo Hyeondeok & Sekyung Han Development of Frequency Control Performance Evaluation Criteria of BESS For Ancillary Service: A case study 354 of Frequency Regulation by KEPCO Jo Hyeondeok, Jeong Hyeon Choi, Agyeman Kofi Afrifa & Sekyung Han Association Rules Analysis between Power System Operating States and Transient Stability Margin 383 Fang Shi, xiongwei hu, Zhihong Yu, Yanhao Huang & Guangming Lu The Operating Feature Research on the Global Energy Interconnection: A Review 386 Fang Shi, Hengxu Zhang, Changgang Li, Xiaohan Shi, Lei Zhang & Yong Zhang Design of Controller Using Reduced Order Modeling for LED Driver Circuit 404 Afzal Sikander, Piyush Verma, Nitish Patel & Nirmal Nair PMU based WAMC application in Multi-modular HVDC Based Large Scale Solar System 412 Saifal Talpur & Tek Tjing Lie Probing the Impact of Voltage Sags and Swells on Energy-Efficient LED Streetlights 417 Piyush Verma, Nitish Patel, Faizal Hafiz, Ankur Mishra & Nirmal Nair A Study on Feasibility Recovery of Reactive Optimal Power Flow with Interior Point Method 423 Yi Lin, Liu-qing Qiu & Yun-tao Ju Feasibility of Magnetic Signature-based Detection of Low and High Impedance Faults in Low-voltage 455 Distribution Networks Anwarul Islam Sifat, Fiona Stevens McFadden, Arif Ahmed, Ramesh Rayudu & Arvid Hunze

Date: 5th Dec 2017, Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm FORUM SESSION (FS01)

Forum Session (FS01): Distribution System Planning and Operations Time: 16:00-17:30 Chairs: Xiangjing Su, Farhad Shahnia & Samson Shih Venue: 301-G10, 301-G64 Paper ID Title & Author A Comprehensive Three-Phase Load Flow Method for Integrated MV and LV Distribution Networks 11 Xiangjing Su, Xiaoming Zhou, Yang Fu, Peter Wolfs & Mohammad A.S. Masoum Clustering-based Decentralized Optimization Approaches for DC Optimal Power Flow 81 Kai Zhang, Sarmad Hanif & Dante Fernando Recalde Melo Electricity Theft Detecting Based on Density-Clustering Method 109 Kedi Zheng, Yi Wang, Qixin Chen & Yuanpeng Li Inverter Based Multi-objective Robust Volt/Var Regulation for Distribution Networks 111 Ruipeng Xu, Yan Xu & Wei Shen AC Source vs DC Source:Charging Efficiency in Battery Storage Systems for Residential Houses 191 Junaid Qureshi, Tek Tjing Lie, Kosala Gunawardane, Nihal Kularatna & Waqar Qureshi A Multiple Layer Power Security Design for a Typical Microgrid Infrastructure with Improved Reliability and 194 Sustainability Samson Shih, Xin Kong, Meng Hwee Chia, Ashwin M Khambadkone, Hian Koon Chua & Siaw Peng The Investigation of Transient Stability of a Power Network with Solar-PV Generation: Impact of Loading Level & 204 Control Strategy Aratrika Ghosh, Ragini Patel, Manoj Datta & Lasantha Meegahapola Optimisation of Battery Energy Storage Capacity for a Grid-Tied Renewable Microgrid 242 Rasoul Garmabdari, Mojtaba Moghimi, Fuwen Yang, Junwei Lu, Hui Li & Zilong Yang Three-Level Co-optimization Model for Generation Scheduling of Integrated Energy and Regulation Market 296 Hongbo Sun, Yusuke Takaguchi, Daniel Nikovski & Hiroyuki Hashimoto Effect of Frequency-stabilizing Control with Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage System in a Small 353 Isolated Power System Kodai Nagayama & Orie Sakamoto Methodology for Optimized Power Quliaty Compensation in Networks with Electrified Railways 356 Yizheng Xu, Hongying Peng, Xing Zhang & Lixiang Sun Power Transaction Management amongst Coupled Microgrids in Remote Areas 381 Munira Batool, Syed Islam & Farhad Shahnia Lightning protection of MEA’s 24 kV distribution lines Using overhead ground wires 391 pornchai sestasombut & Atthapol Ngaopitakkul Fault Direction Identification for Transmission Systems with Grid connected DFIG based Wind Generation 398* System Mohanraj Bellie s, Chi Zhang & Chia-chi Chu

* These papers are not registered before this hand book was sent for printing.

Note: If these papers not registered and presented in the allotted sessions it will not be considered as part of IEEE PES ISGT ASIA 2017 conference and will not be considered for archiving in IEEE XPLORE proceedings.

NOTES: DECEMBER 5th - TUESDAY

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 6th - WEDNESDAY

19:00 22:30 - 17:30 19:00 - 16:00 17:30 - 15:30 16:00 - 14:00 15:30 - 12:30 14:00 - 10:30 12:30 - 10:00 10:30 - Session No. Session 09:00-10:00 08:00 8:30 - 8:30 -09:00 Time TS12 TS11 TS10 TS09 TS08 TS07 PS01 Microgrids Needs and Trends 2 The Emerging Distribution Grid 1 Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 2 Renewable Source Integration 2 Distribution System Design 1 Smart Evaluation and Planning 1 Smart Grid Technology Applications, Trends and Vision 2 *Technical Session 7 (TS07) Executive Round Merhtens, Rebecca Table: B Douch Dean and 301-G050)Sharafi, DougGeoff (Location: Ray *Technical *Technical Session 8 Session TitleSession Presenters: Anurak Choeichum, Bhaba Priyo Das, Thahirah & Harshal Jalal Patel (TS08) Chairs Atthapol: Ngaopitakkul, HarmJan Pretorius C & Abhisek Ukil Conference BanquetConference *Industry Panel Session A (PS01) Location:301-G050 Executive Plenary 301-G050): Session (Location B Smart Grid and Economics Investments Models *Technical *Technical Session 9 *Session Details*Session (TS09) ** Invite only Location : 301-G10,: 301-G64Location Wednesday, December 6th Wednesday, Lunch (Location: 302-G80)Lunch (Location: Moderator: Nirmal Nair Forum Session (FS02) Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ Matthew Olde Registration (Location : Auckland: (Location Museum**) Break *Technical *Technical Session 10 301-G053 301-G050 Location 302-G20 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 303-G13 (TS10) *Technical *Technical Session 11 (TS11) Hamid Aghaie Moghanjooghi Jan HarmJan Pretorius C Ekaterina Moiseeva Cornelis Kikkert Nyuk-Min Vong Anurag Sharma Tobias MassierTobias Chair *Technical *Technical Session 12 (TS12)

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 8:30 am to 9:00 am PLENARY SESSION B

ISGT Asia 2017 Wednesday Executive Plenary Session B Venue: 301-G050 The tag line for this conference is “Smart Grid for Smart Community” and in this panel session showcases the New Zealand flavour by bringing in speaker from metering business as an enabler to smart grid technologies. Matthew Olde, Chief Executive of Metrix, the metering arm of Mercury NZ is the speaker for this plenary session. Matt would share some thoughts on the role of metering in the New Zealand market and how some of those lessons can be applied to some of the developing technologies being adopted by market participants. At the end of the session audience will have an opportunity to ask question from Matt.

This session will be moderated by Nirmal Nair, General Chair of ISGT Asia 2017. The vote of thanks will be provided by Piyush Verma, Student Program Chair.

Matthew Olde, Chief Executive, Metrix Matt leads the Mercury’s metering business, Metrix, which supports energy retailors and lines companies in providing solutions and enabling data services for their electricity consumers. He joined Mercury in 2010,

and has held roles including GM Business Strategy and Solutions and, as IPO Project Manager, was responsible for overseeing preparations for

listing in 2013. Prior to joining Mercury, Matt was an investment banker working in Auckland, Sydney and London.

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE B

ISGT Asia 2017 Wednesday Executive Roundtable B

Venue: 301-G050 This executive roundtable talk participating from major transmission and distribution grid owners of the Australasian electricity industry. This panel consists of representatives from AEMO, Transpower as Grid Owner, Counties Power and Vector, the distribution network companies. The participants will talk about asset planning and management in the context of smart cities, new technologies and increased electrification. The executive roundtable talk starts with some pre-set questions from the moderators like following but not limited to: • How are their networks changing and affecting asset planning & management? • How are they meeting the expectation of their customers and regulators? • How grid investment decisions are being affected due to the integration of new technologies? • How new technologies are affecting health and safety compliance with the existing and new assets? The audience will also have an opportunity to pass their questions which will be curated and asked by the moderators. The executive roundtable participants are Rebecca Mehrtens, Dean Sharafi, Geoff Douch and Doug Ray. This session will be moderated by Nirmal Nair, General Chair and Waqar Qureshi, Industry Co-Chair. The vote of thanks will be given by C. Y. Chung, University of Saskatchewan, Peter Berry, Executive Director EEA, Nikki Newham, Ops Planning Manager, Transpower and Hongbo Sun, Senior Principal Research Scientist Mitsubishi Electric.

Rebecca Mehrtens, Transpower

Rebecca leads the Auckland Development Team who are solving how Transpower can undertake a major maintenance in Auckland over the next 30 years, while reducing the impact of their assets on the community, and remain flexible for a changing future. It will be the first strategy of its kind for Transpower. She is a high- profile energy leader known for connecting the dots, lifting team engagement and reputation, and getting things done. Rebecca joined Transpower in 2009 to deliver the environment components of the Auckland NIGUP (North Island Grid Upgrade Project) work, having held roles at Environment Canterbury, Opus, and in Not for Profit infrastructure development. Her last role at Transpower was leading the national Customer team, leading organisation wide change in customer service and commercialisation. She completed an MBA at Victoria University Wellington this year.

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE B

Dean Sharafi, AEMO Dean Sharafi is heading System Management, the operator of South-West Interconnected System, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), in Australia. Dean holds a degree in Applied Physics, a degree in Electrical Engineering and a degree in Business Management. He has over 25 years of experience in power system engineering which includes Power System Protection, High Voltage Systems, Asset Management and Power System and Electricity Market Operation. He is a member of Australian Institute of Management, a Member of Engineers Australia and a senior member the IEEE. Dean has been actively involved with IEEE Power and Energy Society initiatives and Ci Working Groups over the last decade. Dean is a member of the Governing Board of the IEEE PES representing Region 10. Dean has published many papers on power system protection, condition monitoring and asset management and power system operations. He also lectures as a Sessional Academic on Power System Earthing at Curtin University.

Geoff Douch, Counties Power Geoff is currently the General Manager - Asset Management at Counties Power where he is responsible for the engineering, asset management, design, programme delivery and control room activities of Counties Power. Prior to joining Counties Power in 2015 he held engineering and management positions at Wellington Electricity, Unison and Vector. He has a strong interest in improving public and worker safety through good asset management and operational practice through industry wide collaboration and standards, ensuring there are appropriate and effective regulatory outcomes for the industry, and also the training and development of people to meet the future needs of the industry. Geoff is also a member of the EEA Asset Management Group and is involved with a number of tertiary training initiatives. He has a degree in Electrical Engineering, a Graduate Diploma in Business, has completed the Advanced Management Programme at the Melbourne Business School and is a Member of the IET.

Doug Ray, Vector Ltd. Currently serving as the National Committee Chair for CIGRE New Zealand. Doug is active within the CIGRE Australia Substations B3 Panel, CIGRE NZ Executive, the NZ Construction Clients Group, and its Safety in Design standards workgroup he oversees Vector’s capital investment engineering scopes, business cases, asset strategies, asset management planning and capital expenditure justifications for power system and new technology solutions and maintenance standards. He is a strong advocate of risk-based safety in design, and customer focused energy solutions. Doug is an accomplished electrical engineer with extensive experience acquired alongside NZ power distribution and transmission sector clients, consultants and contractors for feasibility studies, design specifications, procurement contracts and project management. Working as a senior consultant for Parsons Brinkerhoff he won and delivered fast-track design projects for Transpower, and as Vector’s Network Projects Manager, and then Engineering Manager, delivered its performance-based Capex and Opex programmes.

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm INDUSTRY PANEL SESSION A

ISGT Asia 2017 Wednesday Industry Panel A Venue: 301-G050 The industry panel will include with four industry presentations as under:

Panel Session (PS01): Smart Grid Technology Applications, Trends and Vision 1 Time: 10:30-12:30 Chair: Nyuk-Min Vong Venue: 301-G050 Paper ID Title & Author PEA Unmanned Substation Monitoring Based on Private Cloud Computing ISGTAsia2017-IS106 Anurak Choeichum, Wichan Inyoo, Yutthna Krutgard & Khajorn Prongfa (PEA, Thailand) Smart Dynamic Rating Algorithm for Overload Management of Distribution Transformers in New Zealand ISGTAsia2017-IS107 Bhaba Priyo Das (ETEL Transformers, NZ) & Sameer Phadnis (Unison Networks Ltd) Optimising Asset Utilisation using Predictive Asset Rating ISGTAsia2017-IS115 Thahirah Jalal, N. Rashid & B. vanVliet (Unisons Network, NZ) Opportunities for Battery Energy Storage Systems in New Zealand ISGTAsia2017-IS111 Harshal Patel (BECA, NZ)

The audience will also have an opportunity to pass their questions at the end of all four presentations as part of the moderated panel session.

The industry panel participants are Anurak Choeichum, PEA, Thailand; Bhaba Priyo Das, ETEL Transformers, NZ and Thahirah Jalal, Unisons Network, NZ and Harshal Patel, BECA, NZ.

The vote of thanks will be given by local organizing committee volunteers, Yang Liu, Mohammad Javad Sanjari, Ebad Rehman, and Adithya Murthy.

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS07 - TS09)

Technical Session (TS07): Smart Evaluation and Planning 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Ekaterina Moiseeva Venue:301-G053 Paper ID Title & Author Load Flow Analysis of Hybrid AC-DC Power System with Offshore Wind Power 29 Debasish Dhua, Shaojun Huang & Qiuwei Wu An Interval DC Power Flow Analysis through the Optimizing-scenarios Method 50 Cong Zhang, Haoyong Chen, Zipeng Liang & Dong Hua Determination of Optimal Controlled Splitting Time in Power Systems 177 Min Cheng, Wentao Yang, Fushuan Wen, Linrun Guo & Yusheng Xue Strategic Bidding of a Hydropower Producer under Uncertainty: Modified Benders Approach (An accepted IEEE IEEE PS Transactions on Power System paper) Ekaterina Moiseeva & Mohammad Reza Hesamzadeh A Hybrid of Genetic Algorithm and Differential Evolution for the Security Constrained Unit Commitment 440 Problem Sudarshan Murali, Anupam Trivedi & D Srinivasan Impacts of Distributed PV in a Smart Grid using Temperature-Dependent Power Flow 451 Arif Ahmed, Fiona Stevens McFadden & Ramesh Rayudu

Technical Session (TS08): Distribution System Design 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Jan Harm C Pretorius Venue:303-G13 Paper ID Title & Author Improvement of Supply Restoration in Multi-Spare-Feeder Active Distribution Grids using IEC 61850 69 Pouya Jamborsalamati, Abhinav Sadu, Ferdinanda Ponci, Antonello Monti & M. J. Hossain Bridging the transition to DC distribution: a hybrid microgrid for residential apartments 229 Gurupraanesh Raman, Gururaghav Raman, Jimmy Chih-Hsien Peng & Weidong Xiao Conversion of Performance Parameters Amongst the South African, EN 12975 and ASHRAE SWH Test Standards 277 Jan Harm Pretorius, Shaun Chan Wing & Daniel De Canha Distribution System Load Forecasting Using K-Nearest Neighbors Approach 285 Oleg Valgaev, Friederich Kupzog & Hartmut Schmeck Optimal Operation of Fuel Cell and Electrolyzer in Household Hybrid System by Stochastic Programming 402 koki hashimoto & Koji Kawahara

Technical Session (TS09): Renewable Source Integration 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Tobias Massier Venue:303-G14 Paper ID Title & Author Hybrid Real-Time Simulator for Evaluation of Direct Load Control to Assist Power System Control 234 Hiroumi Saitoh & Dai Orihara Hybrid Energy Storage Retrofit for Standalone Photovoltaic-Battery Residential Energy System 263 Wenlong JING, Derrick Ling, Cheanhung Lai, Wallace Shunghui Wong & M. L. Dennis Wong Stability Analysis of Tidal Power System Participating in Frequency Regulation 270 Li Pengfei, Weihao Hu, Rui Hu & Zhe Chen Impact of Photovoltaic Penetration in Small Signal Stability considering Uncertainties 289 Samundra Gurung, Sumate Naetiladdanon & Anawach Sangswang Integration of Renewables in Singapore: Ramp Rate Support using Electric Vehicles 373 Tobias Massier & Dante Fernando Recalde Melo Optimization of Diesel Engine Performance for Hybrid Wind Diesel Generation 374* Abanishwar Chakrabarti, Debaprasad Kastha, Murali Mohan Bosukonda, Prabir Ranjan Kasari & Bikram Das

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS10 – TS12)

Technical Session (TS10): Disaster Management and Resilience in Power Systems 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Anurag Sharma Venue:303-G15 Paper ID Title & Author

A Robust Islanding Detection Technique and Rank Based Load Shedding for Distribution System with single DG 62 NARAYANAN K, Shahbaz A. Siddiqui & Manoj Fozdar Fault Ride-through Capacity Enhancement of Doubly Fed Induction Generator Based Wind Farm by Saturated 94 Core Fault Current Limiter Jiaxin Yuan, Zehua Huang, Baichao Chen, Liangliang Wei & Gang Xue, Xin Yan An Adaptive Overcurrent Protection Scheme for Microgrids based on Real Time Digital Simulation 172 Anurag Sharma, Kailun Zhang, Dhivya Sampath Kumar & D Srinivasan Impact of Electric Vehicle Chargers on Harmonic Levels in New Zealand 183 Jeremy Watson & Neville Watson Substation Level-Wide Area Monitoring Via Dynamic State Estimation Based Protection Schemes 290 Hussain Albinali & Sakis Meliopoulos

Technical Session (TS11): The Emerging Distribution Grid 1 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Cornelis Kikkert Venue:303-G16 Paper ID Title & Author Economic Feasibility of Stand-alone Power Systems for Existing Distribution Networks in Rural Areas 129 James Fletcher, Tyrone Fernando, Herbert Iu, Mark Reynolds & Shervin Fani Towards a Sustainable, Economic and Reliable Power Grid for Australia 133 Cornelis Kikkert Sustainable Electric Vehicle – Prosumer Framework and Policy Mix 292 Kirsi Kotilainen, Saku J. Makinen & Jussi Valta A Feature based Distributed Machine Learning for Post Fault Restoration of a Microgrid Under Different 303 Stochastic Scenarios Miftah Al Karim, Jonathan Currie & Tek Tjing Lie A Combined Control Strategy for Load Management within an Interconnected Nanogrid Network 450 Daniel Burmester, Ramesh Rayudu & Winston K.G. Seah

Technical Session (TS12): Microgrids Needs and Trends 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Hamid Aghaie Moghanjooghi Venue:302-G20 Paper ID Title & Author Evaluation of the Energy Model of a Horizontally-Mounted Electric Water Heater 155 LL Leeuwner, Nico Naudé, Marcel Roux & MJ Booysen FMI Compliant Approach to Investigate the Impact of Communication to Islanded Microgrid Secondary Control 275 Tung Lam Nguyen, Quoc Tuan Tran, Raphael Caire, Yvon Bessanger, Tran The Hoang & Van Hoa Nguyen Power-based Distribution Network Tariff of Small Customers in Different Operational Environments – Case 281 Study of Two Networks Kimmo Lummi, Antti Rautiainen, Pertti Järventausta, Pirjo Heine, Jouni Lehtinen & Markku Hyvärinen An Adaptive IMC-MPC Controller for Improving LFC Performance 287 Adelhard Rehiara, He Chongkai, Yutaka Sasaki, Naoto Yorino & Yoshifumi Zoka Statistical Analysis of the German Electricity Market in Presence of Renewables 304 Hamid Aghaie Impact of the Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Generation on Long-Term Voltage Stability of a Power Network 407 Lasantha Meegahapola & Enkhtsetseg Munkhchuluun

Date: 6th Dec 2017, Time: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm FORUM SESSION (FS02)

Forum Session (FS02): Smart Grid Economics and Investments Models Time: 16:00-17:30 Chairs: Jan Harm C Pretorius, Abhisek Ukil & Atthapol Ngaopitakkul Venue:301-G10, 301-G64 Paper ID Title & Author Designing the Guangdong Regulation Ancillary Service Market in China 57* Kai Dong & Lixi Tong Effect of an Electric Vehicle Bus Network on Guwahati Grid 83 Krishnarti De, Suman Majumder, Praveen Kumar & Ramesh Rayudu Multi-Area Generation Adequacy and Capacity Credit in Power System Analysis 112 Egill Tomasson & Lennart Söder The Effects of Multi-Distributed Generator on Distribution System Reliability 236 Atthapol Ngaopitakkul & Chaiyan Jettanasen Managing the design and development of high- performance buildings through integrated design 280 Jan Harm Pretorius, Willie Beetge & Daniel De Canha Hosting Capacity Analysis of Many Distributed Photovoltaic Systems in Future Distribution Networks 291* Shota Kikuchi, Mai Machida, Jun Tamura, Masaki Imanaka, Jumpei Baba & Daisuke Iioka Hosting Capacity of Large Scale PV Power Station in Future Distribution Networks 294 Daisuke Iioka, KOYA MIURA, Mai Machida, Shota Kikuchi, Masaki Imanaka & Jumpei Baba Intelligent Edge Analytics for Load Identification in Smart Meters 306 Tharmakulasingam Sirojan, Toan Phung & Ambikairajah Eliathamby Cost-effective Analysis of Countermeasures for Solar Photovoltaic Systems in Distribution Networks 310 Masaaki Takagi, Shigeru Bando, Naoto Tagashira, Yutaka Nagata, Hiroshi Asano & Masahiro Ishihara Saving on household electric water heating: What works and how much? 359 Philip Nel, MJ Booysen & Brink Van Der Merwe Energy Independence of Energy Trading System in Microgrid 365 Minkyung Kim, Sangdon Park, Joohyung Lee & Junkyun Choi Solid State Transformer Control Aspects For Various Smart Grid Scenarios 368 Naga Brahmendra Yadav Gorla, Sandeep Kolluri & Sanjib Kumar Panda Fault Identification in AC and DC Systems Using STFT Analysis of High Frequency Components 419 Abhisek Ukil, Yew Ming Yeap, Kuntal Satpathi & Nagesh Geddada, Techno-Economic Analysis of Hybrid Renewable Energy System for Rural Electrification in India 453 Abhi Chatterjee & Ramesh Rayudu

* These papers are not registered before this hand book was sent for printing.

NOTES: DECEMBER 6th - WEDNESDAY

ISGT ASIA 2017 SCHEDULE: DECEMBER 7th - THURSDAY

15:45 - 16:00 15:45 - 15:45 15:30 - 15:30 14:00 - 14:00 12:30 - 12:30 10:30 - 10:30 10:00 - 10:00 09:00 - 09:00 08:30 - Session No. Session Time TS18 TS17 TS16 TS15 TS14 TS13 PS2 FS3 Microgrids Needs and Trends 3 The Emerging Distribution Grid 2 Advances in Grid and Control Visibility Renewable Source Integration 3 Distribution System Design 2 Smart and Evaluation Planning 2 StrategyDER and Implementation Smart Grid Applications, Technology Trends and Vision 2 *Technical *Technical Session 13 (TS13) Executive Round Table C: Neville Watson, C Y Chung Y RoundNeville Watson,Executive C 301-G050 : C: Table ) and (Location Nirmal Nair *Technical *Technical Session 14 (TS14) Presenters: Nyuk-Min Vong, Richard Sherry, & Paul Wichan Roege Inyoo Session TitleSession *Industry Panel Session (PS2) B Location:301-G050 *Technical *Technical Session 15 (TS15) *Session Details*Session Moderator: Waqar QureshiWaqar Moderator: Lunch (Location: 302-G80) Lunch (Location: Thursday, December 7th December Thursday, Conference Closing Conference Coffee/ Tea Break Tea Coffee/ Break Tea Coffee/ *Technical *Technical Session 16 Registration (TS16) *Technical *Technical Session 17 301-G053 301-G050 Location 301-G64 301-G10 303-G16 303-G15 303-G14 303-G13 302-G20 (TS17) *Technical *Technical Session 18 Samuli Honkapuro, Nilanjan Mohammad Sanjari Javad (TS18) Senroy & Thahirah Jalal Thahirah Jalal Daniel Martin Tek-Tjing Lie Xiangjing Su Feifei Bai Feifei Yang Liu Shinya Sekizaki. Chair *Forum Session (FS03)

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE C

ISGT Asia 2017 Thursday Executive Round Table C Venue: 301-G050 Over the past three days of the conference, participants have experienced industry relevant tutorials; listened to aspiration around 100% New Zealand renewable generation by 2030; heard industry thought leaders around opportunities and challenges in low-carbon economy; discovered new technology businesses being enabled by storage, distributed generation, metering and new business models; and known about challenges around asset planning and grid investment decisions from asset managers. This executive round table talk invites experts active in working groups of IEEE Power and Energy Society and CIGRE, two major technical organizations, whose work directly feeds into IEEE and IEC smart grid standards globally. The panellist expertise is in Power System Stability, Power Quality and Protection and Automation.

The executive round table talk starts with some pre-set questions, around realizing the aspiration of 100% renewable, from the moderators like following but not limited to:

• How new technologies impact on existing operational analysis and tools like angular, voltage and frequency stability limits? • How new Inverter-based Energy Systems (IES) are impacting the Power Quality of the distribution networks? • How to develop effective voltage and frequency ride-through grid codes ensuring safe, reliable and resilient Power System?

The audience will also have an opportunity to pass their questions which will be curated and asked by the moderators. The executive round table participants are C Y Chung, Neville Watson and Nirmal Nair.

This session will be moderated by Waqar Qureshi, Industry Co-Chair. The vote of thanks will be given by Pat Ryan, Executive Director IEEE PES, Thahirah Jalal, Asset Intelligence Manager, Unison Networks and Nyuk-Ming Vong, Principal Engineer, System Operator, Transpower.

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE C

Dr. Nirmal Nair, University of Auckland Nirmal Nair has BE from M.S. University, Baroda, ME in High Voltage from IISC and PhD from Texas A&M. He has held industry, research & academic posts in India, USA and NZ. Currently, he is an Associate Professor in Electrical & Computer Eng. at University of Auckland. He works on protection, renewable grid integration, electricity markets, blackouts, restoration & resilience and engages on industry projects through consultancy. He is passionate about life-long-learning, energy policy, innovation and media outreach. He is actively involved with IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and NZ Electricity Engineers Association (EEA). He is CIGRE NZNC Executive Committee member and its AORC representative since 2008, elected as Secretary (2014-17) and Observer Member for CIGRE B5 (Protection and Automation) since 2010 participating and leading working groups He was the General Organizing Chair 2017 CIGRE AUCKLAND. In IEEE PES he has held various leadership positions and was nominated as Candidate IEEE Division VII (Power & Energy) Director Elect 2017 and Candidate IEEE PES Treasurer (2018-19) . He was the General Organizing Chair for IEEE PES 2012 POWERCON held in Auckland and currently the General Chair for IEEE PES ISGT-ASIA 2017. Dr. CY Chung, University of Saskatchewan Dr. C.Y. Chung is a Professor, the NSERC/SaskPower Senior Industrial Research Chair in Smart Grid Technologies, and the SaskPower Chair in Power Systems Engineering in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, Canada. He is a prominent leader for advancing academic activities and applied research in power systems engineering development in the province of Saskatchewan. He is a Fellow of IEEE and IET. He is also an IEEE PES Distinguished Lecturer and the Member-at-Large (Global Outreach) of IEEE PES Governing Board. Dr. C.Y Chung’s research interests include smart grid, renewable energy, EV management and application, power system control and stability and the application of advanced optimization methods. He is also involved in the developed of power system security tools, SSAT (Small Signal Analysis Tool). He will share about the present and future research in space of smart grid and tools requirements for system operation in the presence of smart grid. Prof. Neville R. Watson, University of Canterbury Neville R. Watson (SM’99) received the B.E. (Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. He is currently a Professor with the University of Canterbury. His interests include power quality and steady-state and dynamic analysis of ac/dc power systems. Neville was appointed to the academic staff at the University of Canterbury in September 1987 where he has been teaching and performing research into various aspects of power systems and power electronics. Neville’s main areas have been; Computer Modelling of Electrical power systems, HVDC, power quality, harmonics and electromagnetic transients. (Refer his full bio in tutorial section) 65

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm INDUSTRY PANEL SESSION B

ISGT Asia 2017 Thursday Industry Panel B Venue: 301-G050 The industry panel will include with four industry presentations as under:

Panel Session (PS02): Smart Grid Technology Appications, Trends and Vision 2 Time: 10:30-12:30 Chair: Thahirah Jalal Venue:301-G050 Paper ID Title & Author Information Effect of Solar PV on Frequency Management in New Zealand ISGTAsia2017-IS116 Nyuk-Min Vong, Shiva Pillay & Victor Lo (Transpower, NZ) Effect of Solar PV on Transient Stability in New Zealand ISGTAsia2017-IS103 Richard Sherry & Piyaranga Gammanpila (Transpower, NZ) Fault Location Method for PEA 115 kV Transmission Systems ISGTAsia2017-IS109 Wichan Inyoo & Anurak Choeichum (PEA, Thailand) Integrated Microgrid Development Using Real-time Controller Hardware in the Loop Capability ISGTAsia2017-IS112 Paul Roege & I. Celanovic (Typhoo-Hil, Usa)

The audience will also have an opportunity to pass their questions at end of all four presentations as part of the moderated panel session.

The industry panel participants are Nyuk-Min Vong, Transpower, NZ; Richard Sherry, Transpower, NZ; Wichan Inyoo, PEA, Thailand; and Paul Roege, Typhoo-HIL, USA.

The vote of thanks will be given by local organizing committee volunteers, Nasser Usman Farrooqui, Safa, Duncan Maina, and Junaid Qureshi.

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS13 – TS15)

Technical Session (TS13): Smart Evaluation and Planning 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Yang Liu Venue:302-G20 Paper ID Title & Author Information An Evaluation Method for Required Operating Reserve of a Power System with High Penetration of Variable 128 Renewable Generation Yuki Izumida, Shigeru Bando & Hiroshi Asano Economic Operation of Industrial Microgrids with Multiple Kinds of Flexible Loads 144 Junyi Shi, Pengcheng Cui, Fushuan Wen, Linrun Guo & Yusheng Xue Optimal Design of Frequency-based Synchronization Controller for the VSC-HVDC Station Connected to a Weak 180 AC Grid Chunyi Guo, Wei Liu, Chengyong Zhao, Xiufang Jia & Li Qiao Assessment of Cut-Sets for Generator Coherency based Power System Islanding Approaches 367* Mohammed Abdallatif, Andreas Kubis, Sebastian Schramm, Jürgen Götze & Christian Rehtanz Battery-Assisted Load Frequency Control Coordinated with Economic Load Dispatching 371 Dai Orihara & Hiroumi Saitoh

Technical Session (TS14): Distribution System Design 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Xiangjing Su Venue:303-G13 Paper ID Title & Author Information Simulation Study of Integrated Smart Energy Systems 78 Dezhi Dong, Mengjie Li, Gang Chen, Wei Ge & Yixue Chen Least Measurement Rejected Algorithm for Robust Power System State Estimation 185 Mohammad Shoaib Shahriar & Ibrahim Habiballah Multi-objective DSTATCOM Placement Based on Sensitivity Analysis and Genetic Algorithm in Unbalanced MV 351 Distribution Networks Xiangjing Su, huanhuan liu, Yang Fu & Peter Wolfs WAMS based Dynamic States and Parameters Estimation using Least Squares Estimation and Unscented 362 Kalman Filter Rajiv Jha & Nilanjan Senroy A New Control Approach for Improved Dynamic Performance of MMC based HVDC Subsea Power Transmission 409 System Sandeep Kolluri, Naga Brahmendra Yadav Gorla, Rajesh Sapkota & Sanjib Kumar Panda

Technical Session (TS15): Renewable Source Integration 3 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Feifei Bai Venue:303-G14 Paper ID Title & Author Information Identification and Tuning of Dominant Controller Parameters of DFIG with Damping Control 102 Ganesh P. Prajapat, Nilanjan Senroy & Indra Narayan Kar Probabilistic Small Signal Stability Analysis of Autonomous Wind-Diesel Microgrid 139 Awan Krismanto & Nadarajah Mithulananthan Distributed Energy Resource Integration by Dispatch and Retail Optimization 318 Ming Jin, Chris Marnay & Wei Feng Increasing the Efficiency of a Virtual Battery Storage Providing Frequency Containment Reserve Power by 340 Applying a Clustering Algorithm Jonas Schlund, David Steber, Peter Bazan & Reinhard German Variability Study of a Utility-scale PV Plant in the Fringe of Grid, Australia 352 Feifei Bai, Ruifeng Yan & Tapan Saha MMC based Multi-terminal HVDC Subsea Power System with Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy 410 Rajesh Sapkota, Sandeep Kolluri, Jeevan Adhikari & Sanjib Kumar Panda

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm TECHNICAL SESSION (TS16 – TS18)

Technical Session (TS16): Advances in Grid Control and Visibility Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Daniel Martin Venue:303-G15 Paper ID Title & Author Information Online Energy Management Strategy for Islanded Microgrids with Feedback Linearizing Inner Controllers 36* Carlos Andres Macana Moreno, Sheik Mohiuddin, Hemanshu Pota & Md Apel Mahmud An Investigation into Improving the Measurement of the Water Content of Transformer Electrical Insulation 135 Daniel Martin, Tapan Saha, Josh Hockey, Greg Caldwell, Gary Buckley & Srinivasan Chinnarajan DC Voltage Droop Control Structures and its Impact on the Interaction Modes in Interconnected AC-HVDC 146 systems Florian Thams, Spyros Chatzivasileiadis & Robert Eriksson Wide-area Optimal Damping Control System Research with Grid and Generators Coordination 184 Wei Hu, Yiwei Fu, Yu Dong, Rui Yu & Baisi Liu Analysis of Fault Characteristics in DC Microgrids for Various Converter Topologies 332 Anju Meghwani, S Chakrabarti, S. Srivastava & S. Anand Recent Advancements On Power System Restoration 415 Duncan Maina & Nirmal Nair

Technical Session (TS17): The Emerging Distribution Grid 2 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Tek-Tjing Lie Venue:303-G16 Paper ID Title & Author Information Design Improvements of the Resistive Shunt Online Impedance Analyser 76 Cornelis Kikkert & Shucheng Zhu A Failure Probability Correction Method Based on Multi-source Data for Power Transformer 167 Hang Liu, Youyuan WANG, Ying Lin & Chao Gu Multi-Functional DSTATCOM to Improve Power Quality and Energy Efficiency in Petrochemical Plant 317 Srinivasarao Kamala, Dastagiri Reddy Bonthapalle, Sanjib Kumar Panda & Gehan Amaratunga PV and Battery Sizing for User’s Defined Energy Independence 350 Sarute Srisontisuk & Naebboon Hoonchareon A Simulation study on VSC to mitigate PQ issues by SRF control in Distributed Network 420* Prabir Ranjan Kasari, Aniruddha Bhattacharya, Bikram Das & Abanishwar Chakrabarti

Technical Session (TS18): Microgrids Needs and Trends 3 Time: 14:00-15:30 Chair: Mohammad Javad Sanjari Venue:301-G053 Paper ID Title & Author Information Allocation of Electric Vehicle Parking Lots in Smart ‎Distribution ‎Systems 227* Mohsen Parsa Moghaddam, Mahnaz Moradijoz & Mahmoud-Reza Haghifam Optimization of Isolated Microgrids with Cost and Reliability Targets 314 Kim Rosendo, Daniella Fronda & Michael Pedrasa A Dynamic Programming Framework for Optimal Home Scheduling 348 Anupama Kowli, Joel Jose, Vivek S. Borkar & Imthias Ahamed T. P. Microgrid Analysis of a Campus Medical Building 379 Chris Marnay, Mike Quashie, Graeme Balint & François Bouffard A Multilayer Optimization Scheme to Retain the Voltage and Frequency in Standalone Microgrids 447 Md Asaduzzaman Shoeb, Farhad Shahnia & GM Shafiullah

Date: 7th Dec 2017, Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm FORUM SESSION (FS03)

Forum Session (FS03): DER Strategy and Implementation Time: 14:00-15:30 Chairs: Samuli Honkapuro, Nilanjan Senroy & Shinya Sekizaki Venue: 301-G10,301-G64 Paper ID Title & Author Information A Comparative Study of Sugeno and Mamdani Fuzzy Systems-based Virtual Inertia Control for Microgrids 63 Thongchart Kerdphol, Fathin Rahman, Yasunori Mitani, Masayuki Watanabe & Veena Phunpeng Real Time Stability Enhancement for Islanded Microgrids 67 Anusuya Arunan, Jayashri Ravishankar & Ambikairajah Eliathamby Switching Performance Optimization for a Hybrid AC/DC Microgrid using an Improved VSG Control Strategy 71 Jiannan Liu, M. J. Hossain & Junwei Lu PEA Microgrid Design for Coexistence with Local Community and Environment: Case Study at Khun Pae Village 98 Thailand Tirapong Kasirawat, Patompong Boonsiri & Titti Saksornchai Risk Adjusted Stochastic Estimation of ATC in a Co-optimized Transmission-Distribution System 110* Nimal Madhu, Vivek Mohan, Jai Govind Singh, Weerakorn Ongsakul & Reshma Suresh Machine Learning Method for Day Classification to Understand Thermostatically Controlled Load Demand 159 Ying Guo & Nariman Mahdavi Load Leveling Effects by Massively Introduced Residential Battery Storage Systems 232 Junpei Harasawa & Takashi Ikegami Modal Analysis of Grid Connected DFIG with Detailed Structural Modeling of Wind Turbine 278 Ganesh P. Prajapat, Nilanjan Senroy & Indra Narayan Kar Consideration of effect of excitation power of self-excitation AVR on synchronous stability 311 Hiroki Osawa, Orie Sakamoto & Tanzo Nitta A Development of A Single-phase Synchronous Inverter for Grid Resilience and Stabilization 316 Shinya Sekizaki, Yutaka Sasaki, Naoto Yorino, Yoshifumi Zoka, Yuki Nakamura & Ichiro Nishizaki Optimal Design of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Integrated with Renewable DG 336 Tasneim Aldhanhani, Ahmed Al-Durra & Ehab El-Saadany Demand Response for Increased Grid Flexibility: The case of Finland 370 Petri Valtonen, Goncalo Mendes & Samuli Honkapuro Formal Verification of Demand Response based Home Energy Management Systems in Smart Grids 377 Adnan Yaqoob Salik, Muhammad Usama Sardar, Osman Hasan, Syed Rafay Hasan & Falah Awwad Mitigation of Residual Flux for High-Temperature Superconductor (HTS) Transformer by Controlled Switching of 408 HTS Breaker Arc Model Aasim Ullah, Tek Tjing Lie, Kosala Gunawardane & Nirmal Nair Influence of Fluid Selection on Synchronous Generators Power Output in Compressed Air Energy Storage 454 Systems Efim Sturov, Chris W. Bumby, Ramesh Rayudu & Rod A. Badcock

* These papers are not registered before this hand book was sent for printing.

NOTES: DECEMBER 7th - THURSDAY

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

Women in Power/ Young Professional/ Student Program

ISGT - Asia 2017: Student / YP / WiE / WiP Program

Wednesday, 6 December 2017

Breakfast with CEOs* Open only to IEEE GOLD and WIE members, this networking Industry CEO’s and many more IEEE dignitaries will be 7:00 - 8:30 breakfast is your chance to meet the leading Power attending this breakfast Industry CEOs and IEEE dignitaries. A can’t miss networking event to rub shoulders with the Power Industry Leaders!

8:30 - 10:00 ISGT Asia 2017 Plenary Session 10:00 - 10:30 Morning Tea Break Harshal Patel (BECA Limited, New Zealand) Young Professional Industry Forum* Prateik Soni (Transpower, New Zealand) 10:30 - 11:30 Kate Murphy (Vector, New Zealand) Topic : Insight into some interetsting projects Host: Dr. Waqar Qureshi (Mercury NZ, New Zealand)

Interview with Peter Berry: Discussing future workforce Interviewee: Peter Berry (EEA, New Zealand) 11:30 - 12:30 requirements and skills needed to embrace smart grid. * Interviewer: Dr Waqar Qureshi (Mercury, New Zealand)

Industry representation: AEMO, IEEE PES, EEA, Transpower, Energy 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Break Management Association of New Zealand, Mercury NZ, Mistubishi Electric, Electricity Retailors Association, Unisons Network etc.

Dr. Mike Hopkins Focus talk: A career in the Energy Industry covering low 13:30 - 14:30 CEO, Energy Management Association of New Zealand carbon technologies and demand side solutions * Hosts: Piyush Verma(GGGI), & Dr. Waqar Qureshi (Mercury NZ, New Zealand)

Women in Engineering Session * Jenny Cameron (ERANZ, New Zealand) Topic: Women Leaders sharing interesting insights from their Dr. Nikki Newham (Transpower, New Zealand) 14:30 - 15:30 experience and trying answer the question i.e. How Smart Dr. Thahirah Jalal (Unison Networks, New Zealand) Grid Technologies impact Women in Engineering career Hosts: Rebecca Shaw(AECOM,New Zealand) & Dr. Waqar Qureshi (Mercury NZ, New Zealand) pathways? 15:30 - 16:00 Afternoon Tea Break Seminars for Students/ Young Professionals * Prof. Neville Watson (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) 16:00 - 17:00 Richard Orgias (Performance Focus Limited, New Zealand) Discussion topics : Tips and Tricks for research career or Host: Dr. Ramesh Rayudu (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) securing a job in power industry * Also open to international student attendees of the ISGT Asia 2017 conference

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT ASIA 2017 YOUNG PROFESSIONALS INDUSTRY FORUM 06th Dec 2017 / 10:30 – 11:30 / Venue: 302-G20 The IEEE Young Professionals (YP) is an international community of innovative members and volunteers. Members of this community are interested in elevating their professional image, expanding their global network, connecting with peers locally and giving back to the community. The YP industry forum will provide an insight into life in the power industry after starting as a graduate and will include details on various interesting projects plus explain some of the challenges that may be faced along the way. This session will be moderated by Waqar Qureshi, IEEE PES New Zealand North Chapter Chair.

Harshal Patel, BECA Limited Harshal is a power system engineer with Beca with 5 years’ experience in the generation, transmission and distribution sectors across New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, Canada and Indonesia. Harshal has a keen interest in renewable energy/battery storage technology and is excited about how the future of New Zealand’s electricity grid will be shaped with emerging and disrupting technologies.

Prateik Soni, Transpower Prateik Soni is a power system engineer and currently works for Transpower as works planner. Prateik completed his Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Auckland. He has over 5 years of experience in multiple roles in Transpower and New Zealand. He is skilled, experienced, and self-driven engineer that has considerable experience within the high voltage distribution sector.

Kate Murphy, New Technology Engineer, Vector Ltd. Kate Murphy has a passion for Renewable Energy and Technology. Kate moved to New Zealand from overseas after completing a Bachelor of Engineering at UCC, Cork, and after spending some time with “MaREI”, Marine and Renewable Energy Ireland. In New Zealand she obtained her Masters of Energy at the University of Auckland, with a focus on the GREEN Grid topic of voltage control in distribution networks with increasing solar PV and battery storage systems. Kate now holds the position of “New Technology Engineer” at Vector and works closely with many teams within the business to provide alternative new solutions for Vector’s Network and its customers.

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT Asia 2017 Interview with Peter Berry

06th Dec 2017 / 11:30 – 11:30 / Venue: 302-G20 IEEE PES welcomes you to attend a thought provoking conversation in an interview type setting with Peter Berry, the Executive Director of Electricity Engineers Association (EEA). The interviewee represents an organisation whose membership includes majority of the power engineers of New Zealand. This session is going to explore the requirements for the future work force in the presence of Smart Grid and Smart Grid Technologies. The career pathways, the new skill sets and the new tools and techniques would be the focus of this conversation? The interview would conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the Peter Berry. The interview would be conducted by Waqar Qureshi, the IEEE PES New Zealand North Chapter Chair. Peter Berry, Executive Director, EEA Peter joined the industry in 1986 as the Executive Officer for the Electricity Supply Association of NZ and has been actively involved in the reform of the NZ electricity supply industry from its beginnings in 1987. In 1993 he was appointed Executive Director of the EEA and has refocused the organisation to meet the needs of its members in a changing environment. Previously, Peter held positions within the University of Waikato, the NZ Army (Royal New Zealand Engineers), the Ministry of Civil Defence, and a leading NZ market research company. Educated at Waikato

University and Victoria University, he has two Masters Degrees and a post graduate diploma in business management. He is a Member of the Institute of Directors in NZ and has held a number

of directorships. He is a founding member of the Electricity Supply Industry Training Organisation (ESITO) and the Electric Power Engineering Centre at the University of Canterbury.

Waqar Qureshi, Mercury, New Zealand Dr. Waqar Qureshi is Senior Transmission Advisor for Mercury New Zealand where he focuses on transmission planning and engineering project management. He is the Chair for IEEE PES New Zealand North Chapter and Finance Chair and Industry Co-Chair for IEEE PES ISGT Asia 2017. He has over 12 years of experience in Energy sector in various capacities. He holds Ph.D. qualification in transmission and large-scale wind integration from the University of Auckland. He is also a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with Project Management Institute. He is registered Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng), International Professional Engineer (IntPE-NZ) and Chartered Member with Engineering New Zealand.

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT Asia 2017 Focus Talk by Dr. Mike Hopkins

06th Dec 2017 / 13:30 – 14:30 / Venue: 302-G20 IEEE PES welcomes you to attend a Focus talk on Career Pathways in A Low Carbon Energy World by Dr. Mike Hopkins, the CEO of Energy Management Association of New Zealand. The speaker represents the demand side group of the electricity/energy sector of New Zealand. This session is going to explore the low carbon technologies, demand side management options and their impacts on young engineer’s career pathways. The talk would conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the Mike Hopkins. The moderator for this session is Piyush Verma, GGGI and Waqar Qureshi, Mercury, New Zealand. Mike Hopkins, CEO, EMANZ

Mike Hopkins is the CEO of Energy Management Association of New Zealand (EMANZ). Mike has an MBA and PhD in entrepreneurial finance. EMANZ was formed in 1993, is an Incorporated Society and is a “Collaborating Technical Society of the Institute of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ)”. EMANZ carries a range of activities that raise skills, knowledge and all-round competence especially in the field of energy management. EMANZ facilitates the integration of sound energy management technologies and practices into all sectors of the New Mike has a consultancy Zealandbackground economy. and worked extensively in the energy sector in the UK before moving to New Zealand in 2002. His clients included the British Wind Energy Association, The Electricity Pool (the clearing market) and Innogy. He has also worked on market research and product development projects in the energy industry and on branding projects with the Engineering Council. Piyush Verma, GGGI Piyush Verma is currently working as Energy Policy Advisor in the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. He is currently stationed at Department of Energy, Port Vila, where he is helping the Vanuatu Government in achieving sustainable energy targets through a strong collaboration between the local industries, government and GGGI. He is an Electrical Engineer with a masters in

Power System Engineering and a Certified Energy Manager of Government of India. He recently finished his PhD work in the area of Energy Efficiency Technology and Policy from the University of Auckland, and currently in the process of submitting his thesis. He has more than 10 years of experience working on energy efficiency and clean energy policies in India, as well as, New Zealand and has spoken in New Zealand, Australia, USA, Bangkok, South Africa, and Germany in different forums on energy policy issues. He has authored more than 20 national/international level publications on energy efficiency and climate change nexus technologies and policies, and have received several awards. 75

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT Asia 2017 WIE SESSION 06th Dec 2017 / 14:30 – 15:30 / Venue: 302-G20 IEEE PES welcome you to attend the Women in Engineering Forum at the ISGT Asia 2017. Three incredible leaders will share their career journeys, open up about when to say YES to opportunities, describe the requirements of their current role, and how a company strategy can shape and underpin leadership. The presentations will conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the presenters. This session will be jointly moderated by Waqar Qureshi, the IEEE PES New Zealand North Chapter Chair and Rebecca Shaw, Senior Electrical Engineer, AECOM New Zealand.

Jenny Cameron, CEO ERANZ Jenny Cameron joined ERANZ as its inaugural Chief Executive on 23 February 2016. Ms Cameron joined ERANZ from the Brewers' Association of Australia and New Zealand where she held the role of Director of External Relations. Prior to this, Ms Cameron served as a diplomat with the NZ Ministry of

Foreign Affairs and Trade including a posting in Tokyo, and an assignment in Manila. Jenny is not an engineer but is a good representation of Women in Energy. She provided policy and legal advice in areas of trade policy, bilateral relations, international agreements, and environmental law. Before Ms Cameron holds a BA

(Psych) and LLB from Victoria University joining MFAT, Ms Cameron practiced law at Jacobs Florentine in Palmerston North.

Dr. Nikki Newham, Transpower Nikki is a Chartered Professional Engineer with 15 years’ experience in the Power industry. Her background is in electrical engineering specialising in power system investment and transmission analysis, including postgraduate research in power system modelling and investment. She currently leads the System Planning team at Transpower in long term strategic grid planning, transmission investment analysis and system engineering technical support.

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT Asia 2017 WIE SESSION (CONTINUED) 06th Dec 2017 / 14:30 – 15:30 / Venue: 302-G20

Dr. Thahirah Jalal, Unison Networks Thahirah Jalal is the Asset Intelligence Manager at Unison Networks Limited. She had been actively involved in Unison's Smart Grid Initiative since 2011 where she developed and implemented several novel data solutions. She is now leading the Asset Intelligence team and managing the development of Unison's asset decision support software. Thahirah graduated with a MEng in Engineering Science from Oxford University, United Kingdom in 2002. She commenced her job in Unison in 2011 while completing her PhD in Electrical Engineering with University of Canterbury, New Zealand. She is currently pursuing her MBA with Imperial College, London.

Rebecca Shaw (Host), AECOM New Zealand Ltd. Rebecca has 9 years of experience in the New Zealand power industry, working as a design consultant at AECOM New Zealand Ltd, since graduating from Auckland University at the end of 2007. In her time at AECOM, she has worked in a number of roles, including design engineer, project/design manager and protection team leader. She has primarily specialised in protection design, working on a number of protection circuit designs and protection relay settings for various equipment types. Rebecca is the Secretary of CIGRÉ Working Group B5.54 “Protection and Automation Issues of Islanded Systems during System Restoration/Black Start".

Date: 06th Dec 2017, Time: 7:00 am– 05:30 pm WIP/YP/STUDENT PROGRAM

ISGT Asia 2017 SEMINARS FOR STUDENTS AND YP 06th Dec 2017 / 16:00 – 17:00 / Venue: 302-G20 IEEE PES welcomes you to attend the seminars for the students and young professionals. Two wonderful speakers from academia and recruitment are going to discuss two directions of career pathways for the students and young professionals. One distinguished speaker is from the research and academia and the other distinguished speaker from strong recruitment background in power sector. The presentations will conclude with a chance for everyone to ask further questions to the presenters. This session will be moderated by Ramesh Rayudu, Victoria University of Wellington. Richard Orgias, Performance focus Ltd. NZ Richard Orgias is currently Principal Consultant at Performance Focus Limited, New Zealand. When Richard returned to New Zealand in 1992 after 16 years working offshore, and having just completed 4 years constructing a US$7bn new refinery project, the availability of work in construction in New Zealand was limited and he was employed by Morgan and Banks first as a Consultant in the technical and operations team. of Group Business Development Manager and was then appointed manager of the technical operations business and New Zealand unit manager reporting to the Director of Industrial and Consumer divisions based in Australia. Richard then left to set up on his own He is currently working with Performance Focus Limited. Richard’s activities cover a wide area of Human Resources. A primary activity is recruitment at senior levels especially in sectors such as construction and infrastructure, utilities, engineering, manufacturing and technology. Other functions include projects such as restructures, senior leadership development programmes, and remuneration advice and recruitment solutions including Graduate Recruitment. Richard has an effective network of senior leaders and directors throughout New Zealand. Richard has a Bachelor of Laws from Victoria University and various project management, leadership and sales management course qualifications.

Prof. Neville R. Watson, University of Canterbury

Neville R. Watson (SM’99) received the B.E. (Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. He is currently a Professor with the University of Canterbury. His interests include power quality and steady-state and dynamic analysis of ac/dc power systems.

Neville was appointed to the academic staff at the University of Canterbury in

September 1987 where he has been teaching and performing research into various aspects of power systems and power electronics. Neville’s main areas have been; Computer Modelling of Electrical power systems, HVDC, power quality, harmonics and electromagnetic transients. (Refer his full bio in tutorial section) 78

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Kia Ora, Thank you