Incorporating the Center for Advanced Control of Energy and Systems at Arizona State University into the Power Systems Engineering Research Center (PSerc) (Arizona State University)
Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Power Systems Engineering (PSERC) (University of California-Berkeley)
Georgia Tech Proposal to Join PSerc (GA Tech Research Corporation - GA Institute of Technology)
Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Power Systems Engineering (PSERC) (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Renewal of PSERC IUCRC Site at Iowa State University (Iowa State University)
Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Power Systems Engineering (PSERC) (Cornell University)
Reasons for Carnegie Mellon to Join PSERC (Carnegie-Mellon University)
I/UCRC: Power Systems Engineering Research Center (PSerc) (Texas Engineering Experiment Station)
Power Systems Engineering Research Center (Washington State University)
Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Power Systems Engineering (PSERC) (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
The Power Systems Engineering Research Center, an NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC), addresses key challenges to creating a modern electric energy infrastructure that enables a low-carbon economy. Its research focuses on power markets, power systems, and transmission and distribution technologies.
The center's university and industry partners seek to empower people to engineer a future electric energy system that serves society with efficient, secure, resilient, adaptable, and economical infrastructure. Another goal is to develop knowledgeable decision-makers on critical energy policy issues.
The undergraduate and graduate programs at the Power Systems Engineering Research Center's collaborating universities produce engineers capable of making substantive contributions to today’s complex power industry. By involving students in industrially relevant research, the center introduces students to cutting-edge power system technologies, analytical techniques and industry practices, and allows them to interact and build networks with industry.
The center seeks to establish sustained, quality university programs in electric power engineering and nurture a new generation of educated technical professionals in electric power.
Carnegie Mellon University
Colorado School of Mines
Cornell University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Howard University
Iowa State University
Texas A&M University
University of California at Berkeley
University Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Washington State University
Wichita State University
ABB
American Electric Power
American Transmission Company
AREVA T&D
Arizona Public Service
BC Hydro
Bonneville Power Administration
California Independent System Operator
CenterPoint Energy
Cisco Systems
Duke Energy
Entergy
EPRI
Exelon
FirstEnergy Corporation
GE Energy
Institut de Recherche d'Hydro-Québec
ISO New England
MidAmerican Energy
Midwest Independent System Operator
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
New York Independent System Operator
New York Power Authority
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
PEPCO Holdings
PJM Interconnection
PowerWorld Corporation
Quanta Technology
RTE-France
Salt River Project
San Diego Gas and Electric
Southern California Edison
Southern Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tri-State Generation and Transmission
U.S. Department of Energy
Vestas
Western Area Power Administration