Luis Ochoa's guest appearances

Luis Ochoa

FSR Energy & Climate

Catarsis 

FENOLOQUIO PODCASTS

Massimo Tavoni

Martin Weitzman

Josh Roberts

Guy Turner

Kristian Ruby

Jonathan Stern

Annabelle Lee

Ian Parry

Matthew Daus

Dan Roberts

Steven Weissman

Thierry Lepercq

Joe Perkins

Scott Weiner

Jan Marc Schwidtal

OwlTail

Nuestro primer episodio con invitado, nuestro amigo de la infancia LUIS OCHOA, un joven de 21 años que dejó su cuidad, su familia, sus amigos y la vida como la conocía para irse a seguir sus sueños a diferentes partes del mundo, en academias deportivas donde lo concentraron junto con otros jovenes talento del mundo y así darse cuenta que lo que empezó como un simple hobbie, podría significar algo mucho mas grande. Acompáñanos a conocer los momentos Catarsis mas importantes de la vida de Luis Ochoa.

<p>Nuestro primer episodio con invitado, nuestro amigo de la infancia LUIS OCHOA, un joven de 21 años que dejó su cuidad, su familia, sus amigos y la vida como la conocía para irse a seguir sus sueños a diferentes partes del mundo, en academias deportivas donde lo concentraron junto con otros jovenes talento del mundo y así darse cuenta que lo que empezó como un simple hobbie, podría significar algo mucho mas grande. Acompáñanos a conocer los momentos Catarsis mas importantes de la vida de Luis Ochoa.</p>

CATARSIS #11 - Luis Ochoa🏀| Los MOMENTOS Catarsis de un joven DEPORTISTA

Sabias tú, que de la manera en qué creciste, esos hábitos o conductas estén bien o mal, las puedes pasar de generación en generación dañando a las siguientes generaciones, sin darte cuenta … aquí hablaremos de todo eso y mucho más.

9. Traumas Transgeneracionales con “José Luis Ochoa “ (AMFT)

The EU-funded SmartNet project is attracting interest from Europe and beyond. Professor Luis Ochoa (https://bit.ly/2Pj4pRa), from the University of Melbourne (Australia), joined the workshop http://fsr.eui.eu/event/smartnet-workshop-series/ organised in Florence to explore the latest novelties on related topics with a global relevance: the integration of the growing number of distributed energy resources (DER) and the coordination of transmission and distribution electricity systems. In this podcasts with Nicolò Rossetto (FSR), Professor Ochoa reflects on the difficulty of addressing the issue, especially considering the growing expectation to use DER not only to supply flexibility to the transmission system, but also to provide flexibility to the local grid. Market-based integration of DER requires coordination of the market at the local level with the market at the transmission (wholesale) level, taking into account the numerous issues that arise when dealing with low voltages and radial grids. Australia, a country with one of the highest penetration of residential PV in the world, is particularly sensitive to this issue. Aggregators and platforms for DER to access the market are emerging, but for the moment they address only the wholesale market. “Local markets” do not yet exists.

The EU-funded SmartNet project is attracting interest from Europe and beyond. <br>Professor Luis Ochoa (<a href="https://bit.ly/2Pj4pRa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2Pj4pRa</a>), from the University of Melbourne (Australia), joined the workshop <a href="http://fsr.eui.eu/event/smartnet-workshop-series/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://fsr.eui.eu/event/smartnet-workshop-series/</a> organised in Florence to explore the latest novelties on related topics with a global relevance: the integration of the growing number of distributed energy resources (DER) and the coordination of transmission and distribution electricity systems. In this podcasts with Nicolò Rossetto (FSR), Professor Ochoa reflects on the difficulty of addressing the issue, especially considering the growing expectation to use DER not only to supply flexibility to the transmission system, but also to provide flexibility to the local grid. Market-based integration of DER requires coordination of the market at the local level with the market at the transmission (wholesale) level, taking into account the numerous issues that arise when dealing with low voltages and radial grids. Australia, a country with one of the highest penetration of residential PV in the world, is particularly sensitive to this issue. Aggregators and platforms for DER to access the market are emerging, but for the moment they address only the wholesale market. “Local markets” do not yet exists.

Coordinating resources at the transmission and distribution level | Luis Ochoa