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1. How is Electricity Priced in the Efficient markets of the Developed World? And the Case of India.

Author

Bhattacharya, Jayanta

Subjects
ELECTRICITY pricing, MARKET pricing, EFFICIENT market theory, MARKET prices, INTERCONNECTED power systems
Abstract

The article presents the discussion on electricity market in Great Britain being a complex intersection of engineering and economics. Topics include physical connections between demand and supply make up the electricity grid, and the most important part of the price that consumers pay is the wholesale electricity price; and wholesale electricity price is the price at which suppliers buy the electricity they use to supply to end consumers.

Published
2023

2. Evaluation and improvement of generators reactive power margins in interconnected power systems.

Author

Vyjayanthi, C. and Thukaram, D.

Subjects
*SYNCHRONOUS generators, *REACTIVE power, *INTERCONNECTED power systems, *ELECTRIC power systems, *ELECTRIC potential, *ELECTRIC contacts
Abstract

The amount of reactive power margin available in a system determines its proximity to voltage instability under normal and emergency conditions. More the reactive power margin, better is the systems security and vice-versa. A hypothetical way of improving the reactive margin of a synchronous generator is to reduce the real power generation within its mega volt-ampere (MVA) ratings. This real power generation reduction will affect its power contract agreements entered in the electricity market. Owing to this, the benefit that the generator foregoes will have to be compensated by paying them some lost opportunity cost. The objective of this study is three fold. Firstly, the reactive power margins of the generators are evaluated. Secondly, they are improved using a reactive power optimization technique and optimally placed unified power flow controllers. Thirdly, the reactive power capacity exchanges along the tie-lines are evaluated under base case and improved conditions. A detailed analysis of all the reactive power sources and sinks scattered throughout the network is carried out in the study. Studies are carried out on a real life, three zone, 72-bus equivalent Indian southern grid considering normal and contingency conditions with base case operating point and optimised results presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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3. Maldives, India talk about power transmission system.

Author

Thomson, Sophia

Subjects
POWER transmission, FLEXIBLE AC transmission systems, INTERCONNECTED power systems, CLEAN energy, SOLAR energy
Abstract

The government of Maldives and India are in talks to establish a transmission system for the transfer of renewable energy between the two countries. A draft agreement is being prepared for the MoU on the transmission interconnection project, under which a technical team from India will visit the Maldivian archipelago to assess the technical feasibility of the project. Both ministers have proposed 2 MoUs - one on energy cooperation and one on transmission interconnection under the One Sun, One World, One Grid (OSOWOG) initiative. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

4. Impact of load curve on energy efficiency.

Author

BHATT, M. SIDDHARTHA

Subjects
ELECTRICAL load, INTERCONNECTED power systems, ELECTRIC power distribution, ELECTRIC power plants, ELECTRIC power systems, ELECTRIC utilities
Abstract

The article points out the need to address the load curve problem in Indian power plants at multiple levels, namely, generation, transmission and distribution. The factors attributed to capacity limitations of coal-based thermal plants and hydro power plants in India are cited. The impact of load curve variations on generation systems are also tackled as well as the basic solution to load curve problem in the Indian context.

Published
2013

5. SHARE THE FUTURE.

Author

KALANICK, TRAVIS

Subjects
AIR pollution control, TRANSPORTATION management system, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, TRAFFIC flow, INTERCONNECTED power systems, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the approach to air pollution campaign in India. Topics discussed by the author include formation of mobility insurance, demand in the use of ridesharing apps such as Uber which uses carpooling a push button for a reliable and convenient ride, and the launch of the service for price and convenience of people.

Published
2017

6. SMARTENING UP TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT.

Author

VASHISHTHA, VIVEK

Subjects
TRANSPORTATION management system, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, TRAFFIC flow, OPTICAL fiber detectors, INTERCONNECTED power systems, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on smart transportation management systems in India. Topics discussed by the author include integration of assets and infrastructure in mobile technologies such as sensors and cameras, advance application of analytics for smarter transportation management systems to automatically respond in transportation network, and importance of traffic flow for an interconnected system.

Published
2017

7. Western India is sharing the load.

Author

Veluchamy, VK

Subjects
ELECTRIC industries, INTERCONNECTED power systems, ELECTRICITY
Abstract

Discusses how Power Grid Corporation of India operates and how the cooperation of states has made meeting electricity demand easier in the country. Overview of the country's power system; Economic status of the Gujarath and Maharashtra state of India; Link interconnections of Power Grid; Thermal units used in the plant; Description of the system voltage of Power Grid; Isolation system of the plant.

Published
1998

8. India Looks for Bigger Sri Lanka Role.

Author

Srivastava, Siddharth

Subjects
PUBLIC welfare, TAMIL (Indic people), INFRASTRUCTURE (Economics), INTERCONNECTED power systems
Abstract

The article reveals that India has been seeking greater involvement in the welfare of the Tamils in Sri Lanka as the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) decimated in the northern provinces. There are efforts by New Delhi to supply electricity, rehabilitate and resettle displaced Tamils, as well as rebuild infrastructure in general. Rahul Gandhi, the general secretary of the ruling Congress party, declared that Congress wants the rights of the Tamils guaranteed. Particular focus is given to the Indo-Sri Lanka Electricity Interconnection project.

Published
2009

9. Sasaram HVDC Project Goes On-line in India.

Subjects
INTERCONNECTED power systems, ELECTRICAL engineering, DIRECT current in electric power distribution, POWER transmission
Abstract

Cites the inauguration of the Sasaram back-to-back high-voltage direct current (HVDC) interconnector project by ALSTOM to complete to national grid in India. Role of the substation to connect India's northern and eastern regional transmission grids; Provision of 500 megawatts of increased power to Delhi; Completion of the power loop that connects India's regional systems.

Published
2003

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