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Carlos is an expert in power
system operations, reliability
solutions, real-time grid
control, SCADA technologies, and
leads Electric Power Group
activities on reliability
solutions. Carlos has been
working on research and
development related to
reliability and has been
responsible for:
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Design and
development of Grid-3P™ and
performance monitoring
applications for
ACE-Frequency, Voltage, and
other key metrics for
reliability coordinators and
ISOs; |
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Leading
Consortium for Electric
Reliability Technology
Solutions (CERTS) research
in the area of real-time
grid reliability management; |
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Leading the
Frequency-ACE Investigation
Team (FAIT) for the August
14, 2003 Blackout. |
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Carlos is a
skilled manager and leader with
demonstrated capability in:
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Research,
development and project
management leadership to
produce successful
operational tools responding
to competitive energy market
requirements |
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Extensive
project management
experience in leading
multicultural and
multidisciplinary teams to
successfully interface or
integrate utilities power
system planning, dispatch,
control and energy marketing
systems with new operational
and marketing
infrastructures such as
Independent System Operators
and Power Exchanges. |
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Managing and
supervising diverse and
multidisciplinary teams
related to dispatch, energy
control, power systems,
SCADA at Southern California
Edison and Florida Power and
light. |
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Working with
the California ISO on
integration of the
generation and transmission
dispatch and control of four
major California utilities
into one statewide control
area. |
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Research and
development of
geographic-graphic
visualization systems for
real time monitoring systems
for power system dispatchers
to produce Grid-3P. |
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Previously, Carlos was at Edison
Technology Solutions responsible
for reliability research;
Southern California Edison as
Manager of Grid Dispatch and
Supervisor of Power System
Controls; and Florida Power and
Light as Supervisor of Advanced
Applications for Energy Control
Center.
Carlos received a
Master of Science Electrical
Engineer, University of Miami,
Florida, and a Bachelor in
Electrical Engineer, Universidad
Nacional de Colombia. He
has presented and published many
papers at industry forums
including:
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Real-Time
Performance Management Tools
for Wide-Area Operations in
Competitive Electricity
Markets |
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Migration of
Energy Management and
Trading Systems Towards a
Deregulated Competitive
Environment - A California
Utility Perspective |
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Real-Time
Environmental Constraint
Economic Dispatch For
Southern California Edison |
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Reactive
Switching Simulation In
Security Analysis At Florida
Power And Light System
Control Center |
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