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 Russell Neal,
Strategic Program Manager Southern California Edison Russell Neal is a Strategic Program Manager in the Grid Advancement organization for Smart Grid initiatives, with an emphasis on the distribution system. He originated the 'Distribution Circuit of the Future' project, which resulted in the Avanti circuit out of Shandin substation in San Bernardino. Russ is currently leading a follow on effort to design and build a prototype Distribution System of the Future, which will include multiple circuits and substation elements.
Russ has 30 years with Southern California Edison. His first seventeen years were at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station as an electrical engineering supervisor. His subsequent time in TDBU has included time supervising distribution equipment engineering, a district office, and distribution engineering.
Russ graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1973 with a BSEE and served five years in the nuclear Navy. He has a MEEE from the University of Idaho and an MBA from Azusa Pacific University. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in Electrical and Nuclear Engineering in California, and a member of the IEEE.Appearing: Conference Day Two: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 9.40am Designing a secure transmission network that connects the generation, transmission and distribution
- The key challenges in securing a power transmission network
- How grid operators can ensure a constant and reliable supply of power, even in critical situations, through system security
- Working through security issues of tapping into intelligent communications
Chief Enterprise Architect,
AT&T Director, Control Systems Security,
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Russell Neal, Strategic Program Manager,
Southern California Edison Chief Consulting Engineer,
GE Energy T&D Automation |
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