Laboratory for Electrical Energy & Power Systems
Dr. Moses had the great privilege of presenting a paper on behalf of his PhD student, Srijana Shrestha, titled “Application of a Squirrel Cage Induction Machine as a Dynamometer formMotor Heat-run Tests.”
The paper was presented in Cusco, Peru on 13 Sept. 2024.
Dr. Moses attended the 7th International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Green Energy (CEEGE 2024), in Los Angeles, USA.
The paper presented was titled “Steady-State Fault Analysis of Distribution System with PV Plants and EV Charging Stations”
Dr. Paul Moses speaks about the record-breaking solar storm and its potential impact on the U.S. electrical infrastructure.
Well done to Vinushika Panchalogaranjan and the team for presenting their research on sustainable and resilient infrastructure.
Congratulations to Noah Gruman for presenting his fine work in the paper “Laboratory Tests of Distribution Feeder Protection Response with Inverter-Based Resources” for the 2023 IEEE 17th International Conference on Industrial and Information Systems (ICIIS) held on 23rd – 26th August, 2023 at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
July 2023, Dr. Paul Moses was tenured and promoted to Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Well done to Vinushika for presenting her paper “Utilizing Particle Swarm Optimization Technique for Locational Dependent Feeder PV Hosting Capacity Evaluation” at the 50th IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
PhD student Srijana Shrestha represented the Moses Lab and Sustainable Infrastructure Group at the Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR S3OK Year 3 Academy meeting. The event is part of the 5 year Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR Track-1 RII Award – Socially Sustainable Solutions for Water, Carbon, and Infrastructure Resilience in Oklahoma bringing together dozens of Oklahoma researchers and distinguished practitioners from many industries to discuss new science and evaluate promising connections, collaborations and potential solutions to some of Oklahoma’s greatest challenges.
We would like to congratulate Noah Gruman for his well-deserved graduation in his B.S. in Engineering Physics and for securing a job position at the Oklahoma Gas & Electric Corp. utility. Noah made extraordinary contributions to the Moses Lab since joining the group in 2021. His research output has been outstanding and he was instrumental in building several key cyber-physical test setups to a professional standard that will be used for many years to come.
We would also like to congratulate others in the 2023 graduation class who have taken power courses offered by the Moses Lab and recently secured jobs in the energy sector including the Southwest Power Pool, Oklahoma Gas & Electric Corp, and Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority.
Dr. Moses’ NSF CAREER research award was recognized at the 2023 OU Research and Creative Activity Awards Banquet. It was also publicized in several news outlets.
Solar storms behind Northern Lights could be a problem for future N.W.T. power grids | CBC News
How Aurora Borealis Affects Renewable Energy Incorporated Grids (azocleantech.com)
How could the Aurora Borealis affect energy grids when renewables are added to the mix? (yahoo.com)
How could the Aurora Borealis affect energy grids when renewables are added to the mix?
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