SGIP Room 159
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Eric Simmon - Session leader NIST  | |
General working session I for the Vehicle-to-Grid Domain Expert Working Group (V2G DEWG) focusing on the work group's current status of tasks; reviewing inputs into the V2G roadmap including the V2G Roadmap Sub-Group; and receiving results of the V2G Vehicle as Storage Sub-Group outputs. This meeting is coordinated with the recently formed Distributed Renewables, Generators and Storage (DRGS) DEWG meeting.
Vishant Shah - Speaker
Consultant
EnerNex

Eric Simmon - Session leader NIST  | |
General working session II for the Vehicle-to-Grid Domain Expert Working Group (V2G DEWG) focusing on the work group's current status of tasks; reviewing inputs into the V2G roadmap including the V2G Roadmap Sub-Group; and receiving results of the V2G Vehicle as Storage Sub-Group outputs. This meeting is coordinated with the recently formed Distributed Renewables, Generators and Storage (DRGS) DEWG meeting.
Vishant Shah - Speaker
Consultant
EnerNex

Kenneth Wacks - Session leader President Home & Utility Systems  | |
The Home-to-Grid Domain Expert Working Group (H2G DEWG) provides a strategic perspective for the SGIP and NIST on communications among service providers, electric utilities, local energy resources, and home devices to facilitate energy management. Our membership of more than 100 includes a balance of service providers, utilities, equipment suppliers, consumer product developers, and NIST engineers.
Discussions are planned on the following topics:
• Making the H2G-approved document "Modular Communication Interface Specification for Demand Response" an American National Standard.
• Adaptation of home appliances for load following and frequency regulation for short-term demand response to accommodate distributed energy resources.
• Adoption of the H2G DEWG "Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Issues for Home-to-Grid Devices" by the SGIP Electromagnetic Interoperability Issues Working Group. Discussion of additional EMC issues related to home devices.
• Publication of "Installation Guide for Smart Grid Applications" initiated by the H2G DEWG.
• Report on PAP 18 developing guidelines for the transition from the Smart Energy Profile (SEP) 1.x to SEP 2 for demand response communications between a service provider, a home gateway, and home devices.
• Comments on the NIST Roadmap release 2 standards.
• Progress report on reviewing H2G-related specifications for inclusion in the SGIP Catalog of Standards.
• New H2G DEWG projects.
Kevin Brown - Speaker
EnerNex

Kenneth Wacks - Leader
President
Home & Utility Systems
