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Kevin Coffee
Vice President Energy Markets and Procurement,
ZGlobal Engineering and Energy Solutions
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Current position is Vice President of Energy Markets and Procurement with ZGlobal Engineering and Energy Solutions.
Twenty years of experience in the electric utility industry, most recently with Pacific Gas and Electric Company from 2002 through 2010 as Manager of ...
Twenty years of experience in the electric utility industry, most recently with Pacific Gas and Electric Company from 2002 through 2010 as Manager of ...
Current position is Vice President of Energy Markets and Procurement with ZGlobal Engineering and Energy Solutions.
Twenty years of experience in the electric utility industry, most recently with Pacific Gas and Electric Company from 2002 through 2010 as Manager of Electric Procurement. Responsibilities included heading up PG&E’s day-ahead electricity procurement and scheduling activities and working with PG&E’s renewable energy team to satisfy California’s renewable energy mandates.
Education background is BS/EE and MS/EE from New Mexico State University.
Registered professional electrical engineer licensed in the state of California.
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Twenty years of experience in the electric utility industry, most recently with Pacific Gas and Electric Company from 2002 through 2010 as Manager of Electric Procurement. Responsibilities included heading up PG&E’s day-ahead electricity procurement and scheduling activities and working with PG&E’s renewable energy team to satisfy California’s renewable energy mandates.
Education background is BS/EE and MS/EE from New Mexico State University.
Registered professional electrical engineer licensed in the state of California.
June 2, 2011
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Delivering Renewable Energy via Long Distance Transmission
[6/3 @ 11 am]
Are there special siting problems for HVDC?
An issue with siting DC lines is the inability to integrate DC lines with the AC system. DC lines are typically used to connect remote generation resources or areas with access to large amounts of generation to large load centers. Unlike with AC transmission lines, ... more
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