Kevin Chen

Renewable Engineering Manager - Der Mg Interconnection Study @Duke Energy Corporation

Raleigh, NC, US
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2022 — Present

Renewable Engineering Manager - Der Mg Interconnection Study @Duke Energy Corporation

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Raleigh, NC, US

Led a team of engineers specializing in DER interconnection, advancing in-house expertise in PSCAD-based EMT studies for BESS and microgrid projects- Collaborated with industry peers and stakeholders for innovation in DER integration and development in interconnection standards- Supported policy updates, feasibility assessments, and operational solutions for emerging energy technologies.

EDUCATION

2006 — 2008

Cleveland State University

MS, Electrical Engineering

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North Carolina State University

PhD, Electrical Engineering

2001 — 2005

Tsinghua University

B.S., Electrical Engineering

SKILLS

Signal ProcessingSimulinkSmart MeteringRenewable EnergyLatexEnergy EfficiencySimulationsSmart GridWindLabviewMatlabElectrical EngineeringPower SystemsEnergy

ABOUT KEVIN CHEN

16 Years in Renewable Energy and Utility Systems: Expertise in integrating DERs, including solar PV, BESS, and microgrids, into utility systems.• Proven management skills, mentoring engineers, and building in-house technical capabilities, earning industry recognition.• Advanced knowledge in power system modeling, EMT studies, and 1547 standards, with experience leading complex programs to balance technical, regulatory, and financial goals.• Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in power engineering• Doctorate in Electrical Engineering on modeling and control of Community Microgrids• Professional Engineer (Electrical/Power) licensed in North Carolina since 2011

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