Symposium Dublin : Experiencing the future power system...today

Summary

SESSION 1 : Adaptable market designs that attract technology innovations and demand side participation

Chair: Andy Ott | Special Reporter: Anant Venkateswaran

012 Demonstration for estimation of nega-watt potential in Japan
013 Power Off and Save - A System Operator-led Residential DSM project
014 Smart Control of Heat Pumps and Thermal Storage Systems: An Approach to Support Future Distribution Grids
015 The Evaluation of Customer Characteristics and the Aggregation Result in Experiences of Demand Response
016 Energy Management in Smart Home Based on Active Distribution Network

SESSION 2 : Power system technical performance in light of the changing mix of resources and technologies: Focus on Frequency Stability

Chair: Marta Val Escudero | Special Reporter: Filipe Faria da Silva

021 Decentralized intelligent electric water heater as resource to improve frequency response
022 Providing Primary Frequency Response from Photovoltaic Power Plants
023 Frequency Regulation in Transmission Grids Using Virtually Interconnected Battery Storage Systems
024 Missing Inertia in Future Power Systems and Frequency Stabilizer as a Solution
025 Impacts of Reduced Rotational Inertia on Frequency Stability in the European Transmission System
026 Fast Frequency Response Requirements for Optimal Mitigation of Under Frequency Transients

SESSION 3 : Coordination between DSOs and TSOs to optimise networks and power system control

Chair: Michael Power | Special Reporter: Marija Zima

031 Reactive Power - Voltage Nodal Controller for Integration of Windfarm Clusters Connected to the Distribution Grid
032 Potential of Local Virtual Power Plants for Reactive Power Control in a HV Grid Area
033 Cross-grid level interface using P-U-capability range for flexibility determination and operating point shifting
034 Control and automation systems at the TSO/ DSO interface: a survey on the actual functionalities and DSO
requirements
036 Coordinated flexibility for distribution grids and balancing markets: Regulatory aspects and the configuration of the Hybrid VPP4 DS0 concept
037 Participation of RES in operational reserves and market-based limitations in Spain

SESSION 4 : Transmission and Distribution overhead lines; design, materials and standards

Chair: Javier Iglesias | Special Reporter: Jennifer Havel

041 Alternatives for the conversion of HVAC overhead lines to HVDC operation
042 Managing big data to improve the planning of overhead electric lines: Referencing and project information database (RaPID)
043 Alternative design experience in remote African areas - electrification with 330 kV overhead line
044 Field trial of carbon composite core covered conductor system
045 Wind and Ice Loading Assessment of Transmission Line Network in Ireland
046 Lightening Performance Comparison of a Conventional and a Low Profile Compact DC Transmission Line

SESSION 5 : Challenges in transmission and distribution networks: Analysing and assessing power system dynamic stability

Chair: David Jacobson | Special Reporter: Andrew Halley

051 Experiences of analysing seasonal oscillatory properties of the Nordic power system using large data sets
052 A Dynamic Network Security Assessment Model for the Interconnected Power System of Continental Europe
053 Investigation of Voltage Dip Induced Frequency Dips in Ireland
054 Frequency stability assessment of decreased conventional production in the continental European power system
055 Assessment of transient stability of cable based transmission grids with reactive power compensation
056 Power System Dynamic Model Validation

SESSION 6 : Improvements in Power System Operation brought about through innovative use of data, monitoring, automation and testing

Chair: Danny Klaar | Special Reporter: Ben Li

061 Flexible operation of VSC-HVDC and Phase Shifting Transformers for next generation of Transmission System Control Centres
062 Transformer Tap Optimisation exercise in Indian Power System
063 Four years of successful experience and optimizations of thermal rating operation in Austria’s Transmission Grid
064 Online power system state monitoring and automatic disturbance reporting using WAMS-data
065 Evolution of Supervision in a variable electrical environment

SESSION 7 : Improving reliability and security of supply for customers: Focus on microgrids and on asset protection

Chair: Mark McGranaghan | Special Reporter: Martin Braun

071 Reliable and affordable power supply for industrial sites with renewable energy –Lessons learned from operating the grid connected PV-diesel-battery microgrid in Johannesburg, South Africa
072 Microgrid Deployment Enablers – Guidelines, Grid Codes and Standards
073 Highlights of Intelligent Controls in Off-Grid Systems – CIGRE C6.28 WG Case Studies
075 Evaluation of Fault Detection by Sensor Equipped Sectionalizers in Distribution System
076 Demonstration Project Utilizing Hybrid Battery Energy Storage System with High Penetration of Renewable Energy Sources in the Oki-Islands

SESSION 8 : Adaptable market designs: Innovative market regulation, design and policies

Chair: Andy Ott | Special Reporter: Kankar Bhattacharya

081 Evidence of the techno-economic impact of energy policy, market and incentive design, and European Network Codes on distribution system management
082 International Perspectives on Alignment between Electric Service Costs and Rate Structures
083 Integration of HVDC-Links into Flow-Based Market Coupling: Standard Hybrid Market Coupling versus Advanced Hybrid Market Coupling
084 Toward the policy and development of renewable power generation in Thailand
086 Cross-border Transmission Capacity Management for Regional Electricity Market Development
087 Regulatory frameworks for innovating transmission investments fostering market integration and green generation

SESSION 9 : Power system technical performance in light of the changing mix of resources and Technologies: Focus on Power System Harmonics

Chair: Dalton Brasil | Special Reporter: Francis Zavoda

092 CIGRE JWG C4/B4.38. Network modelling for harmonic studies – status report
093 Proposed Method for Evaluating Temporary Overvoltages in Transmission Systems due to Low Harmonic Order Resonance
095 Use of a Sub Harmonic Protection Relay to Detect SSO Conditions Associated with Type-III Windfarms and Series Compensated Transmission Systems
096 Harmonic specification for Offshore Wind Farm connections – determination, issues and recommendations
098 Developments of Wind Farm Power Station (WFPS) Grid Code Compliance Testing Standards, Ireland
099 Developments in Wind Farm Grid Code Compliance Testing Standards, Ireland

SESSION 10 : Integration of public concerns into development of infrastructure projects

Chair: Yuri Tsimberg | Special Reporter: Jeff Palermo

101 Overhead lines and underground cables: acceptability issues and strategies, methodologies and techniques for stakeholder engagement – Two UK Case studies
102 Gaining public acceptance with new design power pylons - a real life case from Denmark
103 Feasibility Study on the Building Superconducting Smart Platform using Co-axial HTS Power Cables
104 A New Transformational Approach to Grid Development
105 Visual Impact Provision: a new approach to dealing with visual impact of existing high voltage transmission lines in protected areas

SESSION 11 : Power system technical performance in light of the changing mix of resources and technologies: Focus on Distribution System Technical Performance and Planning

Chair: Britta Buchholz | Special Reporter: Geza Joos

111 Advancement in Voltage Regulation of MV Distribution Network with Large Penetration of PVs by Utilizing Smart Meter Data
113 Distributed Energy Resource Streamlined Hosting Capacity Analysis: A European Perspective
114 Probabilistic Load-Flow Analyses in Distribution Grids with Battery Storage Systems Providing Frequency Containment Reserve
115 Assessing the acceptability of unacceptable contingencies: a methodology to quantitatively and qualitatively assess risks and identify adequate barriers
116 Automated Reactive Power Planning Simulation of the Ireland and Northern Ireland Power System
118 Analysis of Reduced Order Models Representing Active Distribution Grids in Power System Stability Studies

SESSION 12 : Improvements in network investment planning and operation for both TSOs and DSOs

Chair: John Wilson | Special Reporter: Colin Ray

121 Steps towards the decarbonisation of the Omani electricity grid
122 A new approach to Asset Investment Planning through Simulation-based Predictive Analytics
123 A network expansion method considering power flow controlling devices applicable to real-scale grid structures
124 Achieving Clean Energy Targets Using an HVDC Overlay Grid
125 Technical challenges & tuning of on line fault locator of ±800 kV, 6000 MW NER-AGRA multi-terminal UHVDC project
126 Transmission Planning Improvements in Brazil: Actions Taken to Mitigate Delays in the Transmission Lines Facilities

SESSION 13 : Coordination between DSOs and TSOs: Information exchange, operator awareness and training

Chair: Mark Miller | Special Reporter: Marathon Ntusi

131 Austrian Awareness System – improving information exchange and communication between TSO and DSOs
132 Interaction between Distribution Automation System & Load Dispatching Control System
134 Operator Training Aspects in Systems with High DG/RES Generation Levels: Current situation and Recommendations for Improvement
135 Extending the operational capacity for HVDC exports on the power system of Ireland and Northern Ireland
136 Impact of Distributed Generation on Power System Restoration and Defence
137 Recent challenges of operating a secure transmission system with high levels of non-synchronous generation

SESSION 14 : Power system technical performance in light of the changing mix of resources and technologies: Focus on the impact of variable generation on power system operation

Chair: Adele Sleator | Special Reporter: Graeme Ancell

141 Frequent Unit Commitment of Dispatchable Thermal Generators by the Integration of Variable Renewable Energy Sources in the Future Power System
143 Assessment of Energy Storage Systems for Contribution to Flexibility in Electrical Power System with High Level Intermittent Renewables Energy
145 Quantitative Measures for Evaluating Grid Variability Reduction Due to Diversity, Storage or DSM
146 Estimation Method of Green House Gas Reduction for EES systems Based on Use case
147 Risk Assessment in Predictive Outage and Asset Management Using Big Data

STUDENT POSTER SESSION: UPPER CONCOURSE

151 Autonomous Power System Topology Recognition with Distributed Wave Pulse Injection
152 Experimental evaluation of shielding angles’ effects on lightning performance in a 400 kV double-circuit composite pylon
153 Steady-state operational range evolution from a two-terminal to a multi-terminal HVDC transmission system
154 Bad Data Detection and Identification for State Estimation: An Enhanced Strategy

156 The impact of ancillary and system service remuneration on the role of electrical energy storage
157 Hybrid Energy System including Photovoltaics and Batteries: an Analysis of Operation and Power Quality
158 Estimation of bidding zones’ net positions for capacity calculation in Europe
161 Influence of Uncertainties of Renewable Energy Sources on Providing Flexibilities for the Superimposed High Voltage Network
162 Real-Time Simulation Platform for Evaluation of Frequency Support from Distributed Demand Response
163 Utilization of symmetrical components in a communication-assisted protection scheme for radial MV feeders with variable or reduced short-circuit currents
164 Design and implementation of a Selective Load Curtailment Programme for Managing Strained Transmission Grid Operation
165 Understanding and modelling of load in the power system
167 Establishment of Future Scenarios for the Determination of Grid Investments Involving Various Stakeholders
168 The relationship between DG technical impacts and DSO revenue: An approach to foster a higher share of non-firm DG integration