Overview
At Quest Global, we’re committed to helping our customers achieve their goals in the energy industry, specifically to accelerate their energy transition to achieve net zero emissions. With over 25+ years of deep domain expertise across product and project engineering, we provide a range of solutions across design & development, asset optimization, aftermarket services, and digital transformation. Our focus on resilient, intelligent electric grids drives efficiencies for the conventional grid and innovation for the emerging smart grid ecosystem. We help companies in their journey to a sustainable future by optimizing T&D networks and coordinating DERs for the conventional, renewable, and industrial automation sectors.
Themes
The increased need for integrating large-scale renewables into the grid has resulted in significantly more high-voltage direct current (HVDC) and flexible alternating current transmission system (FACTS) projects globally. Such projects are critical to reduce the grid connection queue. However, securing specialized grid engineering skills in this area is challenging for OEMs and utilities. With our multi-disciplinary, traditional grid engineering expertise and talented pool of expert engineers, Quest Global is helping our clients bridge this gap.
Lack of standardization, interoperability, and skill gaps are hurdles that prevent OEMs from improving the resilience and security of their grid management platforms. Quest Global can be your most trusted partner for stabilizing and enhancing your grid management platform. We specialize in sustaining and enhancing our customers' grid management platforms such as AEMS, ADMS, WAMS, SAS, etc. We seamlessly migrate these applications to help our customers harness the benefits of digital and other pervasive technologies.
Lack of standardization, interoperability, and skill gaps are hurdles that prevent OEMs from improving the resilience and security of their grid management platforms. Quest Global can be your most trusted partner for stabilizing and enhancing your grid management platform. We specialize in sustaining and enhancing our customers' grid management platforms such as AEMS, ADMS, WAMS, SAS, etc. We seamlessly migrate these applications to help our customers harness the benefits of digital and other pervasive technologies.
Session
Grid-synchronized, situationally aware EVs – Fundamental to reducing indirect emissions.
The shift towards electric powertrains in the transportation industry is one positive step towards reducing harmful emissions. However, it's essential that we don't replace tailpipe emissions with power generation emissions. That's where grid-synchronized, situationally aware EVs come in.
By increasing the adoption of EVs and combining this with an intelligent orchestration of the EV OEM Connected Platform and Utility Platform, we can optimize emissions through an EV’s lifecycle. This provides vehicle owners with the necessary tools to minimize real-world emissions and ensure their choice of charging is sustainable.
In this session, we address the following key takeaways:
- Massive adoption of EV fleets does not promise a significant reduction in emissions.
- The importance of managing charging behavior to avoid generating side emissions.
- Introducing innovative features to help EV users optimize charging scenarios and reduce upstream emissions.
- Insights into the technology architecture needed to orchestrate backend platforms for optimum results.
- Adoption of data-driven AI to enable EV load predictions on the grid.
Date: 27th February, 4:15 – 4:45pm EST
Meet our Leaders at February 27-29, 2024
Suraj Nair
Director – Technology and Center of Excellence Leader (IOT & Telematics), Quest Global
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