David Silver serves as the Principal Engineer for Interconnection Studies at American Electric Power (AEP), where he plays a pivotal role in facilitating the interconnection of generator facilities within the PJM regional transmission organization. With a robust background in electric power system analysis, David specializes...
David Silver serves as the Principal Engineer for Interconnection Studies at American Electric Power (AEP), where he plays a pivotal role in facilitating the interconnection of generator facilities within the PJM regional transmission organization. With a robust background in electric power system analysis, David specializes in the critical interface between generator and transmission systems, ensuring that new energy projects align with both operational and regulatory standards.
In his current role, David is instrumental in supporting the AEP-PJM generator interconnection process. He meticulously reviews and edits draft reports for AEP Generator Facilities Studies, leveraging his expertise in power system stability, load flow analysis, and PSS/E modeling. His work involves collaborating with engineering teams to quantify and estimate the necessary facilities for effective interconnection, which is vital for integrating renewable energy sources into the grid. David’s proficiency in high voltage power engineering and his deep understanding of the complexities involved in generator interconnection studies enable him to navigate the challenges of modern energy demands.
David is also actively engaged in key projects that focus on enhancing the reliability and efficiency of the transmission network. His commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives is reflected in his strategic approach to interconnection studies, where he balances technical requirements with innovative solutions. As the energy landscape continues to evolve, David's contributions are essential in shaping a sustainable and resilient power infrastructure, making him a valuable asset to AEP and the broader energy community.
