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Power Systems Lab Overview: Research, Team, and Opportunities at McGill University

The Power Systems Lab at McGill University's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering focuses on cutting-edge research in power generation, transmission, and distribution. Our team comprises three professors, five Master’s students, nine PhD students, and four postdoctoral fellows, all using state-of-the-art facilities. Our research encompasses optimization in electricity markets, transmission planning, and new technologies in power delivery. We offer various courses in power engineering and opportunities for student involvement through projects, internships, and scholarships.

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Power Systems Lab Overview: Research, Team, and Opportunities at McGill University

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  1. The Power Systems Lab Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering McGill University Montreal, QC

  2. Who We Are • Our Team • Three Professors (Research Supervisors) • 5 Master Students • 9 PhD Students • 4 Postdoctoral Fellows • Our facilities • State-of-the-Art Computers and Software

  3. What is Our Research About • Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution • Electricity Industry, Markets and Deregulation • Power System Economics and Pricing • New Technologies on Power Delivery (Power Electronics) and Design

  4. Research We Have Been Doing • Optimization and Pricing in Electricity Markets • Design and Planning of Transmission Systems • Decentralized Operation and Expansion • Market Stability and Incentives • Market Power • Gaming and Monopolies • HVDC Transmission Systems

  5. Courses to Follow • Power Engineering: ECSE – 361 • Compulsory • Power Systems Analysis: ECSE – 464 • Technical Elective • Power Systems Operations and Planning: ECSE – 563 • Graduate and Honors Undergraduate

  6. Activities at the Power Lab • Final Year Projects • Masters or PhD • Summer Jobs in Power Engineering

  7. The Electric Power Institute • Consortium between McGill, École Polytechnique and Concordia • Any Student in the Power Area can Join • Courses for Affiliates • Apparatus (French) • Industrial Power Systems (French) • Power Electronics (English)

  8. Possibilities as Affiliate • Summer Jobs • Internships • Scholarships (up to $5,000) • Jobs

  9. How to Reach Us • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Room 633 • Prof. Galiana (galiana@ece.mcgill.ca) • Prof. Joos (joos@ece.mcgill.ca) • Prof. Ooi (ooi@ece.mcgill.ca) • Debbie Phone: 398 7110

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