Syed Arif Ullah Shah

Syed Arif Ullah Shah (Specialest in Power System Protection)

Syed Arif Ullah Shah, born 1984 in Pakistan, received his BSc degree in Electrical Engineering from UET Peshawar-Pakistan in 2007. During 2007- 2008, he worked as apprentice engineer at Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Limited (FFBL) Pakistan. From 2008 to 2015, he worked as research associate at Institute of Space Technology (IST) Islamabad-Pakistan. He has done master program in Electric Power Engineering at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm- Sweden during 2015-2017. He has performed degree project at ABB Corporate Research Center (SECRC) under Power System Development Team in Västerås-Sweden on "Impacts of series compensated EHV lines on distance protection, and a proposed new mettigation solution". He is dealing with the challenges in the field of power system protection. He has performed interesting projects which includes: “Impacts of distributed generations in the typical Swedish micro grid on the conventional protection, and proposed a new protection solution”, “Impacts of FACTS and HVDC on power system stability and power oscillation damping”, “Smart grid and implementation of protection schema using IEC 61850 substation architecture”, and “Design and implement line differential protection algorithm for typical 220 kV line”.