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• 1일차
  KSGA IEEE Joint Workshop
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  국제 스마트그리드 컨퍼런스
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  국제 마이크로그리드 컨퍼런스

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  Noelle Humenick

  Senior Manager, IEEE

  Noelle Humenick is Senior Manager, Community Engagement, at the IEEE Standards Association. Over the past 18 years she has helped to drive the growth of the IEEE-SA community engagement platform, holding various strategic positions of increasing responsibility across the organization. Most recently, she has undertaken various thought leadership initiatives, including acting as a spokesperson for the Open Stand initiative (open-stand.org).

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  Seong-Soo Cho

  Principal Research Engineer, KEPCO Research Institute

  Dr. Cho is Principal Research Engineer, MicroGrid Research & Business Development Center at Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Research Institute.
  His research interests are interconnection of DGs and active voltage control in distribution system.
  He has various research experiences in distribution system for over 20 years.
  He participated in Smart Renewables of Smart-Grid-Demonstration projects in Jeju-island, Korea and several research projects on revision of Korean grid code, enlargement of hosting capacity of feeders for interconnection of DGs, active voltage control in distribution network with DGs, online voltage control for conservation voltage reduction, etc.

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  Paul Heitmann

  President, Businovation LLC

  Paul holds a BSME from UMass and an MBA from Fairleigh Dickenson University, which forms the foundation of his understanding of both technology innovation AND business model disruption within the telecom and the energy industries.
  Paul started in AT&T Bell Labs as a Systems Engineer at Bell Labs and moved through a variety of Corporate strategy and Business Services solution development and sales roles. Moving into the Energy industry joining Comverge - Paul pioneered several innovative demand response programs for large utilities which leveraged emerging communications and network applications to drive optimized energy management response. Paul has participated in the Smart Grid development in the US through collaboration on several DOE programs with their national laboratories, including the EV Project. He is an outspoken advocate and thought leader for the broad implementation of distributed energy resources and their market-driven, smart grid interoperability.
  Paul currently supports IEEE Standards Association and is working with government agencies, commercial property owners, and electric utilities on the East Coast to advance the IEEE 1547 standard compliance initiative. Paul serves on the Board of NJ Clean Cities Coalition and as the Vice Chair for the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) V2G Domain Expert Working Group (DEWG)

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  Jeong-ku Lee

  Manager, TTA

  TTA, Network Testing & Certification Manager
  R&BD Task Manager of Smart Grid/Energy, Smart Home
  BQE(Bluetooth Qualification Expert)

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  Soon-Yeol Kwon

  SGBD Manager, KEPCO KDN

  • 1993 ~

    KEPCO KDN SmartGrid Division

  • 2009 ~ 2013

    Jeju SmartGrid Testbed TOC System Architecturing

  • 1988 ~ 1993

    KEPCO Distribution Division AWARD

  • 2014

    MOTIE certificate of KS Standard Award

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  Georges Simard

  President, S.I.M.A.R.D. SG Inc

  Georges Simard is president of Support, Integration, Management, Analyses, Research & Development for Smart Grids (S.I.M.AR.D. SG) a consultant company based in Quebec, Canada.
  From 1981 to 2011 he worked for Hydro-Quebec as a Development Engineer for the Distribution Network Division. During these 30 years he contributed to the writing of internal technical standards of Hydro-Quebec's distribution network including planning, system protection, Independent Power Producer integration and Power Quality. In the recent years, he was responsible for developing the Hydro-Quebec Distribution Roadmap including Smart Grid applications.
  He has served on several technical committees (IEC, IEEE/PES, CEA, CEATI, EPRI…) and he is currently a Senior Member of IEEE and the Chairman of the IEEE / PES Smart Distribution Working Group, He is advisor for the Distributech International Projects track. He also supported EPRI’s Smart Distribution Research program.
  Mr Simard received his BSEE in 1978 from "Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal". He got his Master degree in Engineering in 1998 from "Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal".

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  Ja-Kyun Koo

  Chairman, Korea Smart Grid Association
  Chairman & CEO, LSIS

  • 2010 ~ 2012

    Vice Chairman, Global Smart Grid Federation

  • 2014

    Vice Chairman, Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers

  • 2009

    Council Member, National Standardization (Currently)

  • 2009

    Chairman, Korea Smart Grid Association (Currently)

  • 2009

    Vice Chairman, CIGRE Korea National Committee (Currently)

  • 2008

    Vice Chairman, Korea Electrical Manufacturers Association (Currently)

  • 2008

    Board Member, Korea Standards Association (Currently)

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  Dae-Kyeong Kim

  Expert Advisor, Korea Smart Grid Institute

  Busan National University, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, BS

  Hanyang University, Electrical Engineering, MS

  UMIST, Corrosion & Protection, Doctor Course Completion

  
  APEC Smart Grid Initiative Co-Chair
  (Ex)Smart Grid PD of KETEP
  (Ex)Technical Expert Member of Presidential Advisory Committee of Science and Technology
  (Ex)Technical Expert Member of Energy Industry Expert Committee
  (Ex)National Standard Coordinator for Smart Grid
  (Ex)Person in Charge of the National Smart Grid Roadmap

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  Woo-Hyun Hwang

  Senior vice President, Korea Electric Power Corporation

  Chung-Ang University, Electrical engineering (1983)

  Han-Yang University, Master of Industrial Engineering (2000)

  Seoul National University of Science & Technology, Graduate School of Public Policy and Information Technology (Data mining)

  
  Work
  Japan, Kyushu Electirc Power Co., Inc, Training (1995)
  New York(US), conEdison/Texas TXUED Electric Facilities Managing, Training (2006)
  KEPCO (Korea Electric Power Corportation, 1986~Present)
  Government National Project Performance

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  Seung-Il Moon

  President, Korea Electrical Engineering & Science Research Institute

  • Sep. 1989 - June 1993

    Ph.D. Electrical Engineering/The Ohio State University

  • Sep .1985 - Aug. 1989

    M.S. Electrical Engineering/The Ohio State University

  • Mar. 1981 - Feb. 1985

    B.S. Electrical Engineering/Seoul National University

  
  Professional Experiences

  • 2009 -

    present Member of Presidential Committee of Green Growth

  • 2009 - 2013

    Member of Electric Power Policy Committee of Korea

  • 2007 - 2008

    Member of Electricity Regulatory Commission of Korea

  • 2010

    Member of KEPCO President Nomination Committee

  • 2011

    Member of KPX Director Nomination Committee

  • 2012 - 2013

    Executive Director of Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers

  • 2011 -

    present Executive Director of Korea Smart Grid Institute

  • 2009 -

    present Member of Advisory Committee, Korea Electrical Safety Corporation

  • 2014 -

    present President of Electric Service Forum

  • 2014 -

    present Invited Commentator of KBS (Korean Broadcasting System)

  • 2014 -

    present Chairman of Green Industry and Technology Committee of Korea

  • 2014 -

    present Chairman of Electric Power Policy Committee of Korea

  • 2014 -

    present Member of National Energy Committee of Korea

  • 2015 -

    present President of Korea Electrical Engineering & Science Research Institute

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  Seong-Hoon Kim

  Senior Vice President, KT

  As an expert in energy industry as well as in ICT, Dr. Kim has been in charge of smart energy business of KT. He is a senior vice president and has experience in KT’s Corporate Strategy Office and Future Convergence Strategy Office. Before joining KT, he was the CTO of Iljin group, producer of high-voltage electricity transmission equipment. He also worked for CTO Strategy Office of Samsung Electronics. As an expert in smart energy industry, he is developing action plans for six new business models of Korean government. Currently, he is one of the reviewers of government-funded projects related with green IT and transport system for green car. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in mechanical engineering from Seoul National University, M.S. in applied mathematics at Brown University, and Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Ohio State University.

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  Han-ho Sung

  R&D Manager, Namjun Co., Ltd

  1990 - 2009 Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. BA in Dept. of Medicine

  MD, Ph.D in Graduate School of Computer Science and Industrial System Engineering

  
  Summary of Career History:

  • Feb. 2014 -

    Current Namjun, R&D Manager

  • Jul. 2011 - Feb. 2013

    Fountain Springs, Executive Director

  • Mar. 2003 - Feb. 2014

    Yonsei University(Seoul and Wonju), Lecturer and Research Professor

  • Mar. 2007 - Dec. 2010

    Soogeui Women’s College, Concurrent Professor

  
  Summary of Research and Project:

  • Sep. 2014 -

    Current KEPCO, S-type Meter and ADCS Development

  • Feb. 2014 - Apr. 2015

    Namjun, Unified Metering System Development

  • Sep. 2013 - Jan. 2014

    the Bank of Korea, Using Big Data-Construction of Financial

  
  Indicators monitoring system

  • Jul. 2012 - Jun. 2013

    MOTIE, KSGI, 2012 SG Spread Support Project

  • Aug. 2011 - Oct. 2017

    MOTIE, KT, Jeju SG Test-bed construction and operation

  • Jun. 2004 - Mar. 2007

    Cranial nerve and Information Science Business

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  Paddy Turnbull

  Chairman, Global Smart Grid Federation(GSGF) & Smart Grid Ireland Country Director Ireland , GE Digital Energy

  Paddy Turnbull joined GE Energy in early 2010 as part of the European Leadership team for the Digital Energy Business. The Digital Energy business provides integrated smart grid solutions and reliable power delivery systems to the power sector in Ireland including electric utilities as well as the critical infrastructure and industrial sectors.
  He is also Chairman of Smart Grid Ireland, a not for profit advocacy body covering both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Paddy was a co-founder of this organization that has a twin track mission to articulate common issues that impact smart grid deployment in both jurisdictions. In addition he helped co-found the Global Smart Grid Federation where has been Chairman since 2012. The GSGF now has 16 member national federations and acts as global voice for industry on the grid modernization challenges.
  His 35-year business career includes his 10 years as country GM in Ireland for Fujitsu Telecom Europe. He has extensive international business development experience including 5 years as the VP of Sales and Marketing for a US owned VC start up in the medical device industry.

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  Marco C. Janssen

  Director of SG PMO, DEWA

  Marco C. Janssen is the Director of the Smart Grid Program Office at DEWA in Dubai. He received his BSc degree in Electrical Engineering from the Polytechnic in Arnhem, The Netherlands.
  He has worked for over 25 years in the field of Smart Grid, Protection, Control, Monitoring, Advanced Metering Infrastructures and Substation Automation.
  He is member of IEC TC57 WG 10, 17, 18, 19, the IEEE PES Power System Relaying Committee and CIGRE B5 and D2 working groups. He was the convenor of D2.35 and editor of the Quality Assurance Program for the Testing Subcommittee of the UCA International Users Group. He holds one patent, has authored and presented more than 53 technical papers, is co-author of four Cigre Technical Brochures and two books on Smart Grids and Electrical Power Substations Engineering and is the author of the “I think” column in the PAC World magazine.

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  Sayaka Shishido

  Chief Officer, Smart Community Department
  New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)

  Sayaka Shishido joined NEDO in 2007 and was assigned to the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technology Development Department. She participated in planning, coordination, and public relations activities related to various fuel cell and hydrogen R&D projects.
  
  After moving to NEDO’s Evaluation Department in 2010, Shishido conducted and directed follow-up studies on many completed national demonstration projects. This work provided many opportunities to monitor and assess the achievements of national projects both technologically and from a long-term view. As national projects often need to undertake ventures not only scientifically but industrially, her research and analysis on the status of dissemination of project achievements led to in-depth and multiple insights on how to manage national project results leading up to commercialization.
  
  Since 2013, Shishido has been responsible for coordination among NEDO’s overseas demonstration projects in the Smart Community Department. She is currently working to promote smart community and smart grid demonstration projects that facilitate the dissemination of Japan’s advanced technologies worldwide. She also is focusing on management work, including planning new projects, coordinating among ongoing projects, budgetary control, and follow-up studies for completed projects in order to find ways to address global energy and environmental challenges.

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  Heiko Staubitz

  Head of Task Force SG, Germany Trade and Invest

  Heiko Staubitz has been senior manager in the department for Energy, Environment & Resources within GTAI since 2007. He is head of task force smart grid and responsible for the industrial settlement of international investors in Germany in the field of energy storage and smart grids.
  
  Prior to his position at GTAI, Heiko Staubitz worked for many years as product developer in the field of renewable energies and energy efficiency at EnBW, Germany's third-largest energy supplier. He has an academic background in mechanical engineering.

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  Arnaldo Vieira de Carvalho

  Sustainable Energy Lead Specialist
  Inter-American Development Bank(IDB)

  Arnaldo Vieira de Carvalho is Lead Sustainable Energy Specialist with the Energy Division of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in Washington, DC, USA.
  
  Mr. Vieira de Carvalho has been working for the IDB since 1997 on financing and implementing sustainable energy projects throughout Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), especially on energy access, energy efficiency, renewable energy and biofuels.
  
  He has been responsible for several emblematic IDB initiatives, such as the IDEAS energy innovation contest, the SE4ALL Americas Hub and the LAC Sustainable Biofuels for Aviation Program.
  
  Mr. Vieira de Carvalho was Director of the Latin American Energy Organization - OLADE in Quito, Ecuador and General Manager for Power Generation and New Energy Technologies of Promon Engenharia, a leading Brazilian consulting firm in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, acting internationally, where he worked for more than 15 years.
  
  He has also worked as independent energy consultant in several Latin American countries for power utilities and international organizations such as The World Bank, the Organization of American States - OAS and several UN agencies.
  
  Mr. Vieira de Carvalho holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from the Aeronautical Institute of Technology - ITA in Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil and a M.S. degree in energy from Kansas State University - KSU in Manhattan, Kansas.
  
  He published more than a hundred articles, technical papers and books in his field of expertise.

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  Paul Heitmann

  President, Businovation LLC

  Paul holds a BSME from UMass and an MBA from Fairleigh Dickenson University, which forms the foundation of his understanding of both technology innovation AND business model disruption within the telecom and the energy industries.
  Paul started in AT&T Bell Labs as a Systems Engineer at Bell Labs and moved through a variety of Corporate strategy and Business Services solution development and sales roles. Moving into the Energy industry joining Comverge - Paul pioneered several innovative demand response programs for large utilities which leveraged emerging communications and network applications to drive optimized energy management response. Paul has participated in the Smart Grid development in the US through collaboration on several DOE programs with their national laboratories, including the EV Project. He is an outspoken advocate and thought leader for the broad implementation of distributed energy resources and their market-driven, smart grid interoperability.
  Paul currently supports IEEE Standards Association and is working with government agencies, commercial property owners, and electric utilities on the East Coast to advance the IEEE 1547 standard compliance initiative. Paul serves on the Board of NJ Clean Cities Coalition and as the Vice Chair for the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) V2G Domain Expert Working Group (DEWG)

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  Kerry Cheung

  Program Manager and Technical Advisor, U.S. DOE

  Kerry joined the Power Systems Engineering Research and Development division within the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (OE) in 2013. He currently serves as the Program Manager for the Transformer Resilience and Advanced Components Program, a new program focused on the development of next-generation grid hardware, and is the Portfolio Manager for OE’s SBIR/STTR activities. He is also managing various projects under the Smart Grid R&D Program and the Energy Storage Program, and is heavily involved in various strategic initiatives across the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) enterprise. Most recently, Kerry co-authored the Grid Modernization chapter of the 2015 Quadrennial Technology Review (QTR), led the development of the associated technology assessments, and produced portfolio recommendations that will inform Departmental priorities.
  Prior to joining the DOE, he served as an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science Technology and Policy Fellow (2010-2012) and as an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Fellow (2012-2013) working with OE in the Office of the Assistant Secretary. In this capacity, he contributed to the development of the Department’s first QTR released in 2011, served as a key member of the Grid Tech Team tasked with developing strategies and coordinating activities for grid modernization, and detailed to the Office of U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) where he supported the Senator in Energy and Natural Resources Committee assignments and developed original legislation (S.1652 and S.2989) introduced in the 113th Congress. Kerry holds a B.S. in Applied and Engineering Physics from Cornell University and a M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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  Mike Wilks

  Director, Ernst & Young

  Mike is a Director in Global Power & Utilities Advisory at Ernst & Young, with 24 years’ international power sector experience at National Grid, Enron, and as a consultant in over 20 countries worldwide with KEMA, Poyry and now EY.
  He is internationally known as a leading expert on all aspects of power networks and their interaction with wholesale markets and other power sector stakeholders. This includes deployment of “smart grids”, “microgrids” and associated “smart energy” technologies such as energy storage and demand side management (DSM).
  For example, Mike was an invited member of international panel of experts advising the International Energy Association (IEA) on development of their “2050 Technology Roadmap for Energy Storage” published in 2014. He was also a founding member of the European Smart Energy Demand Coalition (SEDC) promoting DSM development in Europe.
  Over the last 5 years he has been at the forefront of analysing and understanding the transformational change and ”smart” implications of the targeted decarbonisation of the European power sector; advising clients encompassing the European Commission, national governments and regulators, network companies, smart energy technology providers and financial investors.
  Mike is regularly asked to chair and present thought leadership on power networks and smart energy issues at major international power sector conferences and expert forums.

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  I-Chun Hsiao

  Analyst, Energy Smart Technology
  New Energy Finance , Bloomberg L.P.

  I-Chun Hsiao (蕭義俊) is an Analyst in the Tokyo office of Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF). A member of the Energy Smart Technologies team I-Chun publishes research on topics related to energy storage, electrified transport, energy efficiency, and digital energy in the Asia-Pacific region. He has also taken a deep dive on the prospect of energy storage in the PJM Interconnection and California ISO markets. I-Chun worked in the World Bank and the UN system prior to BNEF. He received a MPP in international trade and finance from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University; a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and National Taiwan University, respectively.

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  Reji Kumar Pillai

  President, India Smart Grid Forum

  Reji is the President of India Smart Grid Forum (www.indiasmartgrid.org) and an internationally renowned expert in the energy sector with over three decades of experience in the electricity industry in diverse functions covering the entire value chain and across continents. He is spearheading a mission to leverage technology to transform the electric grid in India and light every home at affordable cost through sustainable developmental models. Reji played the pivotal role in formulation of the Smart Grid Vision & Roadmap for India (August 2013) and the launch of a National Smart Grid Mission (March 2015) by Government of India, issue of Model Smart Grid Regulations (June 2015) by Forum of Regulators; and issue of Standards for Smart Meters (IS 16444-2015 in August 2015) by Bureau of Indian Standards. He is presently advocating for a “Right to Electricity Act” that will ensure lifeline supply of electricity to all households in the country. His current areas of research include: leveraging smart grid assets as anchor infrastructure for building smarter cities at marginal cost, development of Smart City Maturity Model, demonstration of smart microgrids that can participate in demand response market; and appropriate electric vehicle infrastructure solutions for India.
  As an entrepreneur, Reji has built successful enterprises in India and overseas and exited them. Presently, he is the Founder and Managing Director of Magnetar Venture, an India focused cleantech fund to foster innovation in clean technologies with a vision to build globally successful enterprises out of India in the emerging cleantech revolution.
  Reji has studied Engineering, Finance, Management and Law; worked with NTPC and IBM and been a senior consultant with ADB, World Bank and USAID. A recognized thought leader in smart grid technologies, Reji is a popular key-note speaker at international symposiums and conferences on smart grids and smart cities. He has also contributed to several articles and books.

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  Felicisima Arriola

  Access to Energy Expert (Consultant), Asian Development Bank

  Ms. Felicisima Arriola is currently engaged as Access to Energy Expert for Asian Development Bank’s (ADB’s) Energy for All initiative. Energy for All aims to empower the region’s poor by increasing access to modern energy. Primarily, her task is the development of pilot energy access projects, specifically in the Philippines. The projects involve the development of mini-grid systems catering to the off-grid and remote areas in the country.
  The initiative is expected to upscale and can be linked up to ADB’s operations departments. She is also tasked primarily to manage the Energy for All partnership secretariat by assisting working group chairs in all aspects of working group formation and management, attracting members and sponsors, establishing priorities and targets, preparing and implementing work plans, bringing new partners to the Energy for All network, preparing annual reports for donors, among others. The Energy for All partnership aims to increase energy access to 100 million people in Asia and the Pacific region by 2015.
  Ms. Arriola has an extensive experience on renewable energy development being in the Department of Energy for more than 15 years. She also joined some private sector companies engaged in renewable energy development prior to joining ADB.
  Ms. Arriola is a Filipino national, has a Masters of Science degree in Renewable Energy Development and a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Economics.

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  Woo-Yul Lee

  Energy Specialist , Energy Specialist

  Mr. Woo Yul Lee is an Energy Specialist in the Pacific Department of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). He has been leading various renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in China and Pacific Islands since 2010.
  Before ADB, Mr. Lee worked as an Energy Advisor/Climate Change Expert at Lahmeyer International GmbH in Germany, where he was responsible for providing financial and climate change advisory service for various renewable energy projects and conducting techno-economic analysis to assess project viability for private equity investors and lenders as well as other multilateral institutions.
  Mr. Lee holds a Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Systems and Management from the University of Flensburg, Germany, and a Bachelors in Entrepreneurial Management from Royal Roads University in Victoria, Canada.

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  Ryan Wartena

  CEO, Geli

  Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA(2001)
  B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of California, San Diego (UCSD), La Jolla, CA(1997)
  
  Growing Energy Labs, Inc. (Geli), Feb 2010 - Current (CSO July 2013 - Aug 2014)
  Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder; GELI organizes the world’s energy through information technology and networked energy storage. GELI’s core technology is in long-lived energy storage and local energy networks with it’s patented energy networking methods. GELI’s flagship product is the Energy Operating System (Geli EOS) software for economic optimization and automation of energy storage systems and microgrids and Global Energy Network Interface (GENI) web-application for energy-economic awareness and visualization.
  Consulting Practice, Dec 2005 - Dec 2010
  Providing due diligence services for VCs (General Catalyst, Maniv Capital) for energy storage technology and business. Consulting and battery testing services for Panasonic Energy (Japan), electrical engineering firms, and electrical contracting companies.
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, July 2004 - Nov 2007
  Postdoctoral Scientist, Department of Material Science and Engineering with Yet-Ming Chiang funded by the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) Postdoctoral Program
  Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, Oct 2001 - 2003
  Postdoctoral Scientist, Chemistry Division, Surface Chemistry Branch, Advanced Electrochemical Materials Section Research: Small, Distributed Energy Systems and Applications

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  Jun-Ill Yoon

  Senior Manager, Hyosung Corporation

  • Work Experience
  • Mar.2015 - Present

    Corporate Strategy Office, Hyosung Corporation(Seoul, Korea)

    PISPG and Energy Module, Leader

  • Jul.2013 – Mar.2015

    Power & Industrial Systems Performance Group, Hyosung Corporation

    ESS Business Group Leader, Solution Business Team, Power Systems Performance Unit

  • Jul.2007- Jul.2013

    EEE Part Manager, New Business Team

  • Jan.2010 – Present

    KETEP*, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy(Seoul, Korea)

    Technical Advisor, Energy Technology Development

  • Sep.2013 - Present

    Korea Smart Grid Association,(Seoul, Korea)

    Committee Chair of ESS

  • Feb.2004 – Apr.2007

    Battery R&D, LG Chem/Research Park(Daejeon, Korea)

    Research Engineer

  
  
  • Education

  • Mar.2000 - Feb.2002

    Graduate School of Korea University(Seoul, Korea)

    M.S. in Mechanical Engineering

  • Mar.1996 - Feb.2000

    Korea University(Seoul, Korea)

    B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

  
  
  • Awards and Certificates

  • Oct.2014

    Commendation from Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy Frost and Sullivan

  • Jun.2013

    2nd Infantry Division, 8th United States Arm

  • Mar.2002 – Feb.2004

    Korea University

  
  
  • Selected Patents

  • Feb.2004 - Present

    44 patents are granted and more than 100 overseas

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  Vince Heo

  International Development Manager, Ernst&Young Advisory

  Yoonjae (Vince) Heo is a Manager in International Development Advisory team at Ernst & Young. With his current role, he conducts policy research and economic assessment in the area of clean energy and energy efficiency advising governments, international organizations, and private sector. He worked in Procter & Gamble and Bloomberg prior to Ernst & Young. He received a MSc in environmental policy and regulation from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and BA in Agricultural Economics from Seoul National University.