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Transgrid has undertaken extensive 3D laser scanning, aerial imagery and helicopter inspections of 13,000km of transmission lines to support bushfire safety in the lead-up to Australia’s summer.
The new centre, which is based at the University’s Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI) and launched formally on November 1, brings together partners from the UK and Australia as well as others in the US to undertake research towards the delivery of 100% renewable energy powergrids across the world.
SA Power Networks, a DSO in the state of South Australia, has forecast a trifecta of weather threats, including catastrophic bushfire risk, thunderstorms and wind gusts up to 100kmh, to electricity supply and grid operations in its operating area.
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Over nine hundred companies of production chain took part in the event, including industrial executive institutes, scientific research organizations, powergrid enterprises, power generation firms, system assembly providers and financial institutes. Read more from Shenzhen CLOU.
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This post was originally published on Power-Grid International in light of DISTRIBUTECH 2022. Its software can be used to design or redesign parts of the network, analyse potential risks and manage physical assets with a physics and engineering engine.
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The renewable energy developer and fund manager purchased the project from Firm Power, a battery energy storage systems (BESS) developer. Once operational, the project will store and dispatch 1GWh of electricity, supporting peak demand on the powergrid and providing power to approximately 70,000 homes for one day.
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” Large-scale batteries provide long-term system stability to the powergrid and support the uptake of more renewables, with Synergy planning to build 3GWh of storage by 2025.
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The round comes as severe weather and wildfires continue to cause significant stress on powergrids across the globe, in some cases causing blackouts This is resulting in greater investments into powergrids and networks.
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