Meet IEEE 2030 5 Smart Energy Profile 2 0 SEP2 Gordon Lum

Hosted by Newcastle University in conjunction with The Alan Turing Institute, CESI and Supergen Energy Networks, the Smart Charging webinar series continues with IEEE 2030.5 Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (SEP2).

Agenda
1. Introduction: Dr Myriam Neaimeh, Newcastle University and The Alan Turing Institute
2. Keynote speaker: Gordon Lum, Kitu Systems (https://www.kitu.io/)

Keynote Bio
Gordon Lum is:

- Currently CTO of Kitu Systems, a software company providing Smart Energy communications solutions. Have been with the company since 2011
- Technical editor for the Common Smart Inverter Profile (CSIP) – the guide for using IEEE 2030.5 meet California Rule 21 requirements
- Member of technical workgroup that developed the IEEE 2030.5-2018 specification
- Member of SunSpec Alliance workgroup that developed the CSIP Test Procedure used for California Rule 21 certification.
- Technical lead for SAE J2931/7 (Security for PEV Communications)
-Technical lead for SAE J2847/3 (Communication for Plug-in Vehicles as a Distributed Energy Resource)Participating in SAE J3072 (Interconnection Requirements for Onboard, Utility-Interactive Inverter Systems)
- Member of many Cybersecurity workgroups
- Before working in the Smart Energy space, worked in digital satellite and cable communications systems.
- BSEE from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). MSEE from the University of California San Diego (UCSD)

Topics discussed include:
1. Purpose and History of IEEE 2030
2. Architecture of the Protocol
3. Field Deployed Use Cases