ISSA2017_Conference Program

11 / 23

Hour 2:00pm–3:30pm
Room Cantareira 2/3
ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE – WHAT ′S IN FOR BRAZIL –
STATUS, PROGRAMS & PROSPECTS (STATIONARY/R&D/RESIDENTIAL)
Summary
The Brazilian electricity industry
has a well established R&D
programme mandated by the
National Regulatory Agency
ANEEL, and electrical energy
storage related research has been
on the agenda of various Brazilian
R&D facilities for decades. This
session will provide a glance on
the current status of related
research for stationary purposes
being undertaken in various labs
and what are the prospects in the
near and mid-term. Moreover, as
well how electrical energy storage
(ees) industry is anticipated to
evolve in future. Representatives
of relevant R&D labs will be part
of this session.
Language:
Simultaneous translation to
English and Portuguese
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2:00pm Welcome and Introduction
Prof. Dr. João Tavares Pinho, Professor and Researcher, UFPA – Federal University of Pará, Brazil
2:05pm Modeling the Value of Storage with Stacked Services
Jeff Gates, President, Alevo, U.S.
2:25pm Technical and Commercial Arrangements for the Insertion of
Energy Storage Systems Combined with PV in the Distribution Grid
Gustavo Malagoli Buiatti, President, Alsol Energias Renováveis S.A., Brazil
2:45pm Lithium-In Batteries, Power Electronics and Chemistry Working Together
Ildo Bet, Director, PHB Eletrônica Ltda., Brazil
3:05pm Large Scale Battery Energy Storage for Grid Stabilization in
Electricity Grids with high Penetration of Renewable Energies
Herwig Andreas Ragossnig, Head of Business Development for
Smart Energy in Latin America, NEC ENERGY SOLUTIONS, US
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017
Hour 4:00pm–5:30pm
Room Cantareira 2/3
ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE – WHAT’S IN FOR BRAZIL –
STATUS, PROGRAMMES & PROSPECTS (E-MOBILITY/R&D)
Summary
The Brazilian electricity industry
has a well established R&D
programme mandated by the
National Regulatory Agency
ANEEL, and electrical energy
storage related research has
been on the agenda of various
Brazilian R&D facilities for
decades. This session will
provide a glance on the current
status of related research for e-
mobility being undertaken in
various labs and what are the
prospects in the near and mid-
term. Moreover, as well how
electrical energy storage (ees)
industry is anticipated to evolve
in future. Representatives of
relevant R&D labs will be part
of this session.
Language:
Simultaneous translation to
English and Portuguese
Jeff
Gates
Prof. Dr. João
Tavares Pinho
Ildo
Bet
Herwig Andreas
Ragossnig
Gustavo
Malagoli Buiatti
Vitor Torquato
Arioli
Prof. Roberto
Zilles
4:00pm Welcome and Introduction
Prof. Roberto Zilles, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
4:05pm The Experience of CPqD in R&D Projects Focusing on Energy Storage for E-mobility
Vitor Torquato Arioli, Engineer, CPqD – Gerência de Sistemas de Energia, Brazil