Jason Handley
Jason Handley, P.E. is the General Manager of the Distributed Energy Group at Duke Energy. He is a respected utility industry professional based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Jason has over 28 years of utility experience. In his current role, Jason leads a team that engineers, deploys, operates, and maintains regulated distribution distributed energy resources and microgrids. Jason is a past Chairman of EPRI’s IntelligGrid Program Advisory Committee P161, served on the Board of Directors for the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel, and served on the National Institute of Standards Technology’s Smart Grid Advisory Committee. Currently, Jason serves on the IEEE Industry Technical Support Leadership Council, the DistribuTECH Advisory Committee, and the Smart Electric Power Alliance Research Advisory Council, and is Co-Chair of the SEPA Microgrids Working Group. He holds five patents and has won Duke Energy’s highest award, the James B. Duke Award. Jason received his electrical engineering degree from Auburn University and his MBA at Wake Forest University. He has been a registered professional engineer since 2002 and received his electrical contractor’s unlimited license in 2009.
Sessions
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How PG&E and Southern Company Use Data Science to Predict Outages and Accelerate Storm Recovery02-Feb-202628CD
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Anatomy of Successful Resiliency Plan Execution: Keys to CenterPoint’s Successful Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative02-Feb-202628CD
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One Year Later: Managing the Large Load Surge in a New Federal Policy Era04-Feb-20266F