@techreport {6031, title = {Microgrid Energy Management System}, year = {2003}, month = {01/2003}, institution = {CERTS}, abstract = {

A microgrid is defined as an aggregation of electrical loads and generation. The generators in the microgrid may be microturbines, fuel cells, reciprocating engines, or any of a number of alternate power sources. A microgrid may take the form of shopping center, industrial park or college campus. To the utility, a microgrid is an electrical load that can be controlled in magnitude. The load could be constant, or the load could increase at night when electricity is cheaper, or the load could be held at zero during times of system stress.

}, keywords = {consortium for electric reliability technology solutions (certs), energy management systems, MG-TB001, microgrid test bed}, author = {John D. Kueck and Robert H. Staunton and Solomon D. Labinov and Brendan J. Kirby} } @conference {3364, title = {An R\&D agenda to enhance electricity system reliability by increasing customer participation in emerging competitive markets}, booktitle = {IEEE Power Engineering Society Winter Meeting, 2001}, year = {2001}, note = {


}, pages = {247-251 vol.1}, abstract = {


}, keywords = {electricity markets, electricity markets and policy group, LR00-003, transmission planning, transmission reliability, transmission system reliability publications}, doi = {10.1109/PESW.2001.917043}, author = {Joseph H. Eto and Chris Marnay and Charles A. Goldman and John D. Kueck and Brendan J. Kirby and Jeffery E. Dagle and Fernando L. Alvarado and Timothy D. Mount and Shmuel S. Oren and Carlos A. Martinez} }