SLAC offers numerous resources, facilities, and experts focused on bringing in the next era of sustainable technology. (Olivier Bonin / SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)
Empowering Grid, Energizing Future
Meet Grid Integration Systems and Mobility (GISMo), a team within SLAC's Applied Energy Division devoted to the exploration of cross-cutting areas in the power grid, ambient intelligence, and human mobility.
Delve Into Our Research
At GISMo, our research aims to increase the efficiency and reliability of the power grid. We strive to modernize the grid through high penetration of distributed energy resources and intend to promote a future in which renewable energy becomes the primary source of energy for the American public.
Presented by GISMo engineers, TechTalks delve deeper into explaining the underlying processes in our projects. These sessions provide valuable tools to understand our work better and empower exploration of concepts to enhance the power grid further.
GISMo is comprised of many talented academics who are constantly at the forefront of research surrounding the power grid and sustainable energy practices. Learn more about these subjects with official publications written by members of our team.
Meet our Team
To accomplish our ambitious aspirations for the power grid, it is crucial for the lab to foster a workforce that is united, diverse, and brimming with creativity. Meet our team to learn more about each member and their contributions towards our collective goals.Media Highlights
A cellphone-sized device, the Transactive Energy Service System (TESS), installed in four state-of-the-art homes.
The software tool sorts through messy data to reveal what’s really going on with solar panels on cloudy and sunny days.
SLAC engineer Gustavo Cezar stands at a dairy farm in Central California. His team installed a power system to lower the cost of electricity for the farm owner.
