Featured Speaker: Derek Stenclik, Founding Partner, Telos Energy
About the Webinar: This presentation focuses on the evaluation of weather events in long-term power system planning, considering the changing dynamics of the energy transition. The presentation will cover the changing resource adequacy needs resulting from the energy transition, emphasizing the need to ensure a reliable power supply in the face of gas constraints, renewable energy integration, and retiring thermal generation. The analysis of extreme weather events is also explored – with emphasis on capturing winter risk – by highlighting the use of advanced data analytics and modeling techniques to assess the potential impacts on infrastructure, generation capacity, and grid reliability. The discussion will also include recommendations for incorporating weather patterns into electrification load profiles to develop accurate future electricity demand estimates.
This presentation aims to provide power system planners with practical recommendations and insights to navigate weather-related risks and the energy transition, ensuring the development of a reliable, resilient, and sustainable energy system.
About the Speaker: Derek Stenclik is the Founding Partner of Telos Energy, an engineering and analytics firm specializing in renewable integration and power system planning. He has over a decade of experience helping clients across the electric power industry navigate evolving markets, adapt to rapidly changing technologies, and accelerate clean energy integration. He is a recognized expert on wind, solar, and battery integration, resource adequacy analysis, and grid planning. Prior to starting Telos Energy, Derek was the Senior Manager of Power System Strategy at GE.
Moderator: Charlie Smith, Executive Director, ESIG
Registration Cost: FREE
Q&A Session: We will be using the slido platform for Q&A. Please submit your questions and follow-along during the event at this link.