Rozwój i ekonomika systemu elektroenergetycznego - Komitet Studiów C1

• Autorzy: Lipko K.

Warianty tytułu

EN

System Development and Economics - C1 Study Committee

• Konferencja: CIGRE / sesja (XLI ; 27.08-01.09.2006 ; Paryż ; Francja)
• Języki publikacji: PL

Słowa kluczowe

PL

system elektroenergetyczny; ekonomika energetyki

EN

energy economics; power engineering system

• Wydawca: Oficyna Wydawnicza Energia [Stowarzyszenie Elektryków Polskich - COSiW]
• Czasopismo: Energetyka
• Rocznik: 2007
• Tom: nr 3
• Strony: 205--208
• Opis fizyczny: Bibliogr. 31 poz.

Twórcy

autor

Lipko K.

• EPC SA

Bibliografia

• [1] S. Clark, N. Pushparaj, A. Manglick, D. Boyle. A. Li, D. Bo-nes, T, Miller, P. Southwell (Australia): Regulation and stakeholder drivers for capital irwestment and power system design in Australia and New Zealand
• [2] E. Moussa, F. Taher, M. El-Sayed, M. Salah el Sobki (jr) (Egypt): Economical evaluation energy impact on the Egyptian power system
• [3] D. Stavropoulos, G. Antonopoulos, N. Drossos, A. Dratsas, G. Kyrisis, G. Georgantzis, S. Papathanassiou (Greece): Electrification of Olympic Installations in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games
• [4] V. Ramakrishna, A. K. Asthana (India): Planning of transmission corridor in Northern Regional Grid of India - case study for high capacity link between Balia and Bhiwadi
• [5] A. Sleator, N. Ameijenda, Y. Coughlan, J. Kelliher, K. Matthews (Ireland): Transmission network planning in Ireland in an open market environment
• [6] E. Colombo, V. Allegranza (Italy); Cost assessment regarding transmission and distribution system assets. Methodology and results of a systematic analysis on the Italian electrical system
• [7] Makoto Yagi, Masayuki Hamano, Taiichi Kaizuka, Aikiji Matsuda (Japan): Methodology of power system redesign aimed at reducing capital investment and maintenance costs for ages assets
• [8] W. Kling, C. P. J. Jansen, J. F. Groeman, G. van der Lee, l. O. Doornbos, H. Boomsma, B. A. Wilbrink, F. Wisselink (The Netherlands): Development of an electric infrastructure at sea
• [9] Gerard L. Doorman, Gerd H. Kj0lle, K, Uhlen, E. S. Huse (Norway): Vulnerability of the Nordic power system: analysis and proposed actions
• [10] J. Ricardo, M. Pinto, R. Rodrigues, J. Moreira, B. Nunes (Portugal): National goals for renewable generation in Portugal an organizational and technical challenge from the point of view of the transmission system operator
• [11] N. l. Voropai, V. V. Trufanov, G. l. Sheveleva (Russia): Principles of investment policy and drivers in investment in Russia's electric power industry
• [12] K. Bell (United Kingdom): The sufficiency of transmis¬sion capacity to accommodation wind farms and manage security of supply
• [13] V. Naidoo, K, Lakmeeharan on behalf of WG C1.6: Impact of regulatory environments on investment decisions
• [14] C. Bayfield, S. Wood, A. Hiorns, C. Trikhha (United Kingdom): Planning for the integration of on-shore renewable generation for the GB transmission system
• [15[ Jinxiang Zhu, Henry Chao, Rana Mukerji, David Wang, Linda Brown (USA): Economic assessment for transmission upgrades in a deregulated market PS2 Uncertainties of load, generation, interconnection and trades and development planning
• [16] Gunther Brauner, Georg Póppl (Austria): Adepuacy of generating capacities under the aspects of demand, resources, emissions and costs until 2030
• [17] A. C. G. Melo, A. M. Rei, L. Moulin, J. O. Soto, J. R. P. Barros, M. S. Parentoni, P. Almeida, M. A. N. Silyeira, P. C. V. Es-meraldo, P. Altaur, J. L. Scavassa, A. M, Leite da Silva (Brazil): An attempt to construct a bridge between deterministic and probabilistic approaches in transmission expansion planning - the Plantac model
• [18] K. Yassin, R. Kamei, H. Moustafa, S. A. Mahmoud (Egypt): Towards a better yision for electricity planning to enhance system security: Addressing complex uncertainties in demand forecasting
• [19] Christoph Maurer, T. Paulun, H. J. Haubrich (Germa¬ny): Planning of high yoltage networks under special conside-ration of un certainties of load and generation
• [20] Yvonne Sassnick, Frank Berger, Wilhelm Winter, Ma-tthias Boxberger, Eckhard Grebe, Martin Lósing (Germany): Integration of on-shore and off-shore wind power stations into the German extra high voltage grid
• [21] R. de Dios, P. Martin (Spain): Networks planning me-thodology and application
• [22] S. Henry, E. Seyes, S. Chatellier, M. Bena (France): Pro-babilistic study on the insertion of large amount of wind turbines
• [23] Leslie Bryans (United Kingdom) on behalf on CIGRE WG C1.3: Electric power system planning with the uncertain-ty of wind generation PSS Replacernent/refurbishment of assets and security of supply
• [24] S. Nikolovski, D. Sljivac, P. Marie, l. Mravak, G. Slipac, Z. Kovac (Croatia): Reliability assessment of Croatian power system after reconnection of UCTE 1 and UCTE 2 synchronous zones
• [25] L. Haarla, Urho Pulkkinen, K. Saarinen, Mikko Koskinen, Jussi Jyrinsalo (Finland): Method for the probabilistic security analysis for transmission grids
• [26] F. Trogneux, J. Dubois, P-A. Fleury (France): Decision-making process for replacement versus refurbishment RTE's experience
• [27] D. Elmakis, H. Benhaim (Israel): Threshold Criterion for the systerrTs reliability adeguacy and security level
• [28] Joe Teneguzzo on behalf of CIGRE WG CM: Aging electric utility systems and related asset management responses and challenges
• [29] Phil Haywood, Tim Jesson (United Kingdom): A study in investment planning for reinforcement and replacement in a ageing network
• [30] Ursula Bryan, Aled Williams, Steve Morris and Colin Ray (United Kingdom): Continually improving asset manage¬ment capability [31] C1-308. P. Myrda, E. A. Udren, D. Tates, D. Novosel (USA): Optimal strategies for system wide protection and control replacement programs