Seminar on grid-forming inverters in remote Alaska microgrids

Grid-forming, or GFM, inverters in remote Alaska microgrids will be discussed at the Spring 2025 Seminar Series on GFM Technologies in April.

Mariko Shirazi, the Power Systems Integration program lead at ACEP, and William Thomson of Alaska Village Electric Cooperative will discuss operational experience and recommendations for GFM battery energy storage inverters in remote Alaska microgrids.

What: GFM inverters in remote Alaska microgrids

When: 12-1 p.m. AKDT, Monday, April 21

Where: Register here to join via Zoom.

The series is organized by UNIFI, short for the Universal Interoperability for Grid-Forming Inverters Consortium, and Sandia National Laboratories.

The UNIFI seminar series is an opportunity to learn about the latest grid-forming technology from leading experts in academia, industry, research labs and regulatory agencies from around the world.

Contact Diane Littau at diane.littau@nrel.gov for any inquiries about the seminar.