Research team consist only of personnel of Department of Power Electrical Systems at Faculty of Electrical Engineering at University of Žilina. The members of research team have widespread experience with handling the problems concerning electric power system. Their professional orientation covers all problem areas solved in proposed project. The members of research team are:

• prof. Ing. Juraj Altus, PhD.
  principal investigator. He is Head of the Department and member of Electroenergetics division. His research activities are oriented on problems concerning power energy transmission and modeling of power system operation (short-circuits calculation).

• Ing. Peter Braciník, PhD.
  assistant of principal investigator. He is member of Electroenergetics division. His research activities are oriented on problems concerning control and information systems applied in Electroenergetics and application of knowledge and expert system into Electroenergetics.

• doc. Ing. Alena Otčenášová, PhD.
  she is Vice Head of the Department and Head of Electroenergetics division. Her research activities are oriented on problems concerning unfavorable influences on power system and calculation of power network operation.

• doc. Ing. Pavol Rafajdus, PhD.
  he is member of Division of power drives and electric traction. His research activities are oriented on problems concerning electric machines and electrical power apparatus.

• doc. Ing. Milan Novák, PhD.
  His research activities are oriented on problems concerning electric energy production and distribution and on problems concerning control of electric power systems.

• Ing. Marek Roch, PhD.
  he is member of Electroenergetics division. His research activities are oriented on problems concerning programming and control systems.

• Ing. Marek Höger
  he is member of Electroenergetics division. His research activities are oriented on problems concerning control and information systems applied in Electroenergetics.

• Ing. Petr Hečko
  PhD. student of Electroenergetics division.

• Ing. Matej Hraško
  PhD. student of Electroenergetics division.