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Michael Blonsky's research combines modeling, control, and forecasting of end-use loads, including electric vehicles, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning equipment, water heaters, and other distributed energy resources (DERs). He leads research that investigates demand flexibility through virtual power plants (VPPs), DER management systems, retail rates, and markets, and assesses their impacts on energy affordability, customer comfort, grid reliability, and resilience. He is the lead developer for OCHRE, a residential energy modeling tool, and FLARE, a tool for VPPs and DER aggregators to characterize and enable demand flexibility.

Research Interests

Demand flexibility

Demand forecasting

Residential energy modeling

Virtual power plants

Professional Experience

Consultant, EMI Consulting (2014–2017)

Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, Colorado School of Mines (2017–2019)

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Electrical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines

Master, Electrical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines

Bachelor, Materials Science and Engineering, Cornell University

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