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The Invisible MegaWatts killing the Grid
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Summary of Episode #20:
Heavy Power Users, such as AI Data Centers or Hydrogen Electrolyzers, swing their load by tens or hundreds of megawatts in a second on their own control logic, without any warning or visibility for the Power Grid Operator, who can't see the ramp until it's already stressing the system.
Ravi and JAM speak with Dlzar Al Kez, a Researcher on Net Zero Infrastructure at the University of Manchester.
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Biography of Dlzar Al Kez
Dlzar Al Kez is a Researcher at the University of Manchester on enabling grid stability and dynamic performance in power systems undergoing rapid decarbonization, including high-IBR penetration, control resilience, and system integration.
Dlzar is an Associate Editor for Springer Nature and for the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Smart Grid.
Previously, he was a Researcher at Queen's University Belfast and Director of the Telecommunication Power Department at iQ Group, among other positions.
Dlzar is a Chartered Power System Engineer (PhD, CEng, MIET) with over 15 years of experience across academia and industry, driven by a deep passion for grid innovation and a commitment to a net zero future.
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