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Keep up-to-date with the San Diego section of IEEE.
Smart Meters Presentation by Ted Reguly
Ted Reguly will be giving the presentation on Smart Meters as part of SD IEEE series on Electrical Grid. The date for his presentation will be on 17th June.
Ted M. Reguly has been Director of the Smart Meter Program Office at San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) since 2005. His primary responsibility is to oversee the development, implementation and integration of a comprehensive smart meter solution for SDG&E’s service territory. Reguly has been with SDG&E since 1981 , holding various positions throughout Electric Generation, Electric and Gas Distribution, Supply Management, and Gas and Electric Customer Service supervision. He is a registered California Mechanical Engineer and received a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Long Beach, and an MBA from San Diego State University. He is an active member of UtilityAMI, OpenAMI and the ZigBee Alliance.
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Leadership Roles Open for Volunteers
The San Diego Section of the IEEE has open leadership spots for enthusiastic volunteers who are members of the IEEE. Please contact Mark Frankfurth (m.frankfurth@ieee.org) if you would like to fill one of these positions:
- Awards Coordinator (Committee Chair)
- Women in Engineering Affinity Group Chair
- Legislative Affairs Committee Chair
- Life Members Affinity Group Chair
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Southern California Electronics LinkedIn Group
Of Interest: If you are a member of LinkedIn, there is a SoCal Electronics LinkedIn group for industry networking called:
Southern California Electronics
http://www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/1810839/
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Call for Advertisements
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Electric Power Smart Grid and Smart Meter Presentations
The San Diego IEEE is going to be holding a series of presentations on these and related topics. These presentations have the objective of exposing its members and guests to the technology of electric power grids and evolution of these grids to a Smart version. The Smart Grid is required to accommodate the characteristics of Green Technologies.
There are also developments in the technology of metering households by the use of smart meters. These meters will allow the householder to be aware of the cost of using electricity at various periods of the day, so that the householder can optimize the cost of power being used and also aid the power distributor by ironing out the variations in generated power demands.
The San Diego IEEE will be holding three meetings:
1. The first meeting will be on the conventional grid, power generation plant, control of the power and frequency and response to loss of generation. There will be a session following the grid presentation for the audience to raise questions on the development of both Smart Grids and Smart metering to be given to SDG&E ahead of its presentations
2. The second presentation by Tom Bialek (SDG&E)will be on the details of the smart grid and answers generated during in the first presentation. SDG&E is interested in the views of San Diego residents to these developments.
3. The third presentation by Ted Reguly (SDG&E) will be on the function and benefit of the smart meter approach.
Look for these events on the Upcoming Events Calendar!
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San Diego IEEE Employment Survey
The San Diego section of the IEEE is putting together a survey to get an idea of the effect of the recession on the engineers in San Diego and its surrounding area. The information you provide us will remain anonymous.
This short survey consists of 5 - 10 questions, which should take approximately 2-3 minutes to complete.
You can access the survey by clicking on the link below:
Click here to begin the survey
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