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Ed Ernst is listed as Electric Power Grid Transformation and Resilience at Self-employed, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at natf.net and a matched LinkedIn profile for Ed Ernst.
Ed Ernst previously worked as Electric Transmission Industry Consultant at Self-Employed and Program Manager at North American Transmission Forum. Ed Ernst holds Bsee, Electrical Engineering from North Carolina State University.
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Experienced and results-driven electric transmission resilience, modeling, planning and operations professional with complementary experience in the areas of marketing, customer service, demand response, financial analysis and business strategy development. Experienced in NERC Reliability Standards and FERC regulations related to electric transmission. Proven ability to create and lead teams of people with a variety of backgrounds to achieve desired business results. Adept at communicating and interacting with varying levels of personnel in a variety of settings. Expertise: Transmission System Resilience and Reliability; Transmission System Operations; Transmission System Planning; NERC Reliability Standards; FERC OATT; FERC Orders for Electric Transmission.Selected Accomplishments: *Over 8 years' experience with the North American Transmission Forum (NATF) working with utilities, ERPI, NERC and US government agencies on transmission system resilience, modeling, planning and operations topics. *Selected by NERC to serve as an Independent Industry Expert for a comprehensive review of the NERC Reliability Standards conducted in 2013. *Directed the development of transmission plans for Duke Energy that identified needed transmission improvements of approximately $50 million annually to provide for reliable electrical service.*Prepared and filed testimony at FERC regarding transmission projects needed to obtain FERC approval for the Duke Energy-Progress Energy merger.*Served on multi-disciplinary teams that developed Duke Energy compliance filings for FERC Orders 890 and 1000.*Led a multi-company team to update agreements for NERC reliability coordinator services in NC and SC. *Directed the operation of transmission control centers for a 15,000 MW control area and associated transmission system.*Served in leadership positions on industry groups including the NC Transmission Planning Collaborative and the Eastern Interconnection Planning Collaborative Technical Committee.*Directed marketing activities that resulted in new incremental for-fee revenue in excess of $2.5 million annually.*Testified before state regulatory agencies in support of company’s demand response and marketing programs.Please contact me at ernst622@bellsouth.net.
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Since 2021, have provided consulting services to the North American Transmission Forum on issues related to electric transmission planning and operations and electric grid transformation and resilience.
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
Provide support to North American Transmission Forum Members in the areas of transmission modeling, planning and grid resiliency.
Served as independent industry expert to review NERC Reliability Standards in 2013.
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
Directed a team of fourteen which developed annual long-range transmission plans for Duke Energy Carolinas 22,000 square mile transmission system, while ensuring compliance with relevant NERC standards and FERC requirements. Served on multi-disciplinary teams that developed Duke Energy’s compliance filings for FERC Order 890 and FERC Order 1000. Active in.
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
Directed team of twelve which provided technical and FERC OATT tariff support for real-time control area operations as well as reliability coordinator services for Duke Energy and neighboring interconnected utilities. Led a multi-company team to update agreements for reliability coordinator services in North and South Carolina and obtained industry.
Directed and managed teams responsible for regulated marketing strategy, product development and management and market research. Directed and managed marketing activities that resulted in new incremental for-fee revenue in excess of $2.5 million annually. Directed and managed actionable customer research, tracking and analysis that contributed to achieving.
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Ed Ernst works for Self-employed.
Ed Ernst is listed as Electric Power Grid Transformation and Resilience at Self-employed.
AeroLeads has found 2 work email signals at @natf.net for Ed Ernst at Self-employed.
Ed Ernst is based in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States while working with Self-employed.
Ed Ernst has worked for Self-Employed, North American Transmission Forum, Independent Consultant, and Duke Energy.
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Ed Ernst holds Bsee, Electrical Engineering from North Carolina State University.
Ed Ernst is listed with skills including Nerc, Electric Power, Power Transmission, Energy, Transmissions, Demand Response, Systems Analysis, and Power Systems.
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