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Jorge Correia Pereira

I received the B.Sc. degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto, Porto, Portugal, in 1991, and I got my MSc and PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Power Systems area) in the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, in 1995 and 2002, respectively. In 1991, I joined INESC Porto where I'm DMS/EMS and System Operation Area Leader and Research Manager of Centre for Power and Energy Systems (CPES). Since 1995, I have been with the Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto, where I'm currently an Assistant Professor. I have collaborated on several projects related to the development of DMS systems (including the European projects MORE MICROGRIDS, SuSTAINABLE, evolvDSO, Integrid), the application of soft computing techniques to power systems, namely, to the state estimation problem.

Domains

Power and Energy Systems Artificial Intelligence Computer Science and Engineering Power and Energy Systems

Projects

EFACEC-DMS

The project aims at the implementation and coordination at INESC TEC, all the operations necessary for the proper maintenance of the good working of the software modules - developed by INESC TEC and incorporated into the software EFACEC by this - by running planned and corrective maintenance services, as well as support services for the preparation of commercial proposals, within the deadlines provided for in this contract.

Advanced Modules for DMS (Distribution Management Systems)

evolvDSO

With the growing relevance of distributed renewable energy sources (DRES) in the generation mix and the increasingly pro-active demand for electricity, power systems and their mode of operation need to evolve. The goal of the evolvDSO was to define future roles of distribution system operators (DSOs) and develop tools required for these new roles on the basis of scenarios which are driven by different DRES penetration levels, various degrees of technological progress, and differing customer acceptance patterns.

Methodologies and tools for new and evolving DSO roles for efficient DRES integration in distribution networks

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Publications

MV NETWORK MAINTENANCE PLANNING DECISION SUPPORT TOOL CONSIDERING FLEXIBILITY OF DER

Tavares, B;Pereira, J;Gouveia, C;Retorta, F;Mourão, RL;Louro, M;

2023

IET Conference Proceedings

THE NEXT GENERATION OF ADMS FUNCTIONS FOR PREDICTIVE MANAGEMENT OF DER

Viegas, P;Cabral, D;Gonçalves, L;Pereira, J;Andrade, R;Azevedo, M;Simões, J;Gomes, M;Costa, C;Benedicto, P;Viana, J;Silva, P;Rodrigues, A;Bessa, R;Simões, M;Araújo, M;

2023

IET Conference Proceedings

Component technology for modeling power networks in an integrated DMS

Pereira, J;Lucus, BG;

2005

2005 IEEE Russia Power Tech, PowerTech

529: Failed Back Surgery Syndrome

FERREIRA, M;REBELO, H;GOMES, D;ARANTES, S;PEREIRA, J;MARCOS, A;

2008

Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine

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Supervised theses

Metodologia para engenharia de software inclusiva out-of-the-box

João de Sousa e Silva

D - 2020

UTAD-ECT

Centres

Power and Energy Systems

INESC TEC’s main actor in the energy field is the Centre for Power and Energy Systems (CPES), which falls within the Cluster Energy Systems. We at CPES are internationally recognised for our expertise in the integration of renewable energy in power systems, distributed generation, storage, smart grids and areas traditionally associated with the planning and operation of power systems. The high level of expertise developed has allowed our experts at CPES to take on key roles in important EU projects as part of the successive framework programmes that led to notable scientific and technical advances with considerable impact on industry. This has led to contracts for development and consultancy with companies manufacturing equipment and with generation, transmission and distribution companies, regulators, government agencies and investors in Europe, South America, the United States of America and Africa. At CPES, we address the following main research areas: Decision Making, Optimisation and Computational Intelligence, Forecasting, Static and Dynamic analysis of Energy Grids, Reliability, Power Electronics.