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Erik-Anant Stedjan Narayan

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Erik-Anant Stedjan Narayan

PhD Candidate
Department of electric energy

erik-anant.s.narayan@ntnu.no
Elektro E + F Gløshaugen, Trondheim
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About

I am currently a PhD Candidate in electrical power engineering at NTNU researching how to model and control a green power system. Additionally, I hold a position as a Control Systems Engineer at Statkraft.

Moreover, I'm presently visiting and collaborating with Professor Patricia Hidalgo-Gonzalez's group at UC San Diego.

Prior to joining Statkraft, I graduated from NTNU with an M.Sc. in energy and environmental engineering, specializing in electrical power engineering, including a year-long stay at RWTH Aachen University.

Research

My research focuses on how data-driven and conventional physics-based methods can be combined and further developed to better model and control a green power system. This includes work with machine learning, advanced control theory, and power system operations, analysis and control.

My doctoral advisors are Professor Kjetil Obstfelder Uhlen and Research Scientist Sigurd Hofsmo Jakobsen.

  • Power System Operation and Analysis

Teaching

Since graduating with my master’s, I’ve given annual guest lectures in TET4180 - Power System Dynamics and Control on the future of frequency control and balance management.

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