Dianoush Emami is a graduate of the University of Southern California and has served as a safety professional for nearly forty years. The former director of WESCON, Dianoush Emami has emerged as a leader in the safety industry due to the scope and quality of his work.
For example, Mr. Emami completed a technical audit for the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) that involved a review of the generation control systems for the state of California. An independent electrical grid operator, CAISO manages the flow and distribution of electricity across California’s electrical grid.
CAISO also operates a wholesale energy market that includes five core service offerings. In addition to a day-ahead market in which energy is distributed based on a bidding system, the organization manages a real-time market that allows utilities to purchase power to cover electrical shortages not met by bids placed in the day-ahead market.
CAISO also offers ancillary services to maintain grid stability, and financial instruments known as congestion revenue rights (CRRs) that allow utilities to address grid congestion costs. Moreover, participants in the electrical market can engage in convergence bidding through CAISO. Convergence bidding allows energy to be bought in the day-ahead market and sold in the real-time market.
For example, Mr. Emami completed a technical audit for the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) that involved a review of the generation control systems for the state of California. An independent electrical grid operator, CAISO manages the flow and distribution of electricity across California’s electrical grid.
CAISO also operates a wholesale energy market that includes five core service offerings. In addition to a day-ahead market in which energy is distributed based on a bidding system, the organization manages a real-time market that allows utilities to purchase power to cover electrical shortages not met by bids placed in the day-ahead market.
CAISO also offers ancillary services to maintain grid stability, and financial instruments known as congestion revenue rights (CRRs) that allow utilities to address grid congestion costs. Moreover, participants in the electrical market can engage in convergence bidding through CAISO. Convergence bidding allows energy to be bought in the day-ahead market and sold in the real-time market.
