Learn how BCIT's OASIS Electric Vehicle Charging Station manages to supply power to 10 EVs at once without disrupting the existing power needs at BCIT's Burnaby campus.  With a simple card game we can demonstrate how the power needs of Electric Vehicles can be met, without going over the physical electrical limitations imposed at the OASIS installation.  Learn how the EVEMS juggles supplying power to charge your car, and have fun doing it.

Presenter Bio

Alan Stewart, B.Sc., Research Analyst, Smart Microgrid Applied Research Team (SMART)

Alan has been at BCIT for almost 15 years with the SMART group dealing with Smart Microgrid technologies, including Energy Management Systems; gathering, storing, and displaying data from a myriad of sources and devices; creating websites; and learning new and innovative ways to bring the future into the present.  Alan's first game for BCIT was the SMART Microgrid Card Game, created as a tool to teach others what Smart Microgrids are all about.

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