AI Data Centers and their Impact on the Grid

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AI Data Centers and their Impact on the Grid
This talk will focus on advancing power systems education, innovation, and climate resilience in the face of emerging energy challenges. As the founder of PES University, she has championed continuous learning and professional development across the IEEE PES community. Her vision emphasizes bridging the gap between industry and academia to foster shared innovation and prepare the workforce for a sustainable energy future. Key focus areas include the integration of nuclear energy—particularly small modular reactors—for high-demand AI data centers, as well as combining nuclear, hydrogen, and water-energy initiatives into modern grid strategies. Dr. Uzunovic advocates for standards that support emerging technologies while maintaining PES’s independence, technical integrity, and relevance. Her talk will reflect on her leadership journey, share insights into fostering a culture of inclusive education, and highlight opportunities for the next generation of engineers to lead resilient, decarbonized, and technically advanced power systems worldwide.
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- This event has virtual attendance info. Please visit the event page to attend virtually.
Hosts
- Utah Section Chapter, PE31
- Univ of Utah,PE31
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- Co-sponsored by University of Utah - Grid Resilience Student Group
Registration
- Starts 14 January 2025 03:00 PM MST
- Ends 15 August 2025 12:00 PM MDT
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Edvina Uzunovic of Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
AI Data Centers and their Impact on the Grid
