IEEE Power and Energy Society
Chicago Chapter 2012-2013
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Retirement of Coal Generation
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Steve Herling
PJM Interconnection
About the Topic
The presentation will cover the PJM perpective on the retirement of coal
generation in the Midwest and Eastern US, the impacts that these retirements
will have on the transmission grid, and what new generation will replace the
lost generation.
About the Speaker
Steven R. Herling is Vice President of Planning at PJM
Interconnection. He is responsible for the oversight of the System
Planning Division which includes Transmission Planning, Interregional
Planning, Interconnection Projects, Interconnection Analysis, and
Resource Adequacy Planning. Mr. Herling has been involved extensively
in the development of PJM's regional transmission expansion planning
process and resource adequacy planning process. Recently, he has been
actively involved in the development of a number of new backbone
transmission projects on the PJM system as well as efforts to enhance
coordination of planning activities across ISO/RTO boundaries.
Prior to joining PJM, Mr. Herling worked for the General Public
Utilities Service Corporation in systems operations and the American
Electric Power Service Corporation in bulk transmission
planning. Mr. Herling earned a bachelor of science degree in electric
power engineering and a master of engineering degree in electric power
engineering, both from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is a
licensed professional engineer in the state of Ohio.
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| ComEd Commercial Center - Auditorium |
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5:30 PM |
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