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Emil Hillberg
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System Integrity Protection Schemes for increased Transfer Capacity
Research project to build competence on how the capacity utilisaton in the electric power grid is affected through the use of System Integrity Protection Schemes (SIPS). The project includes PhD candidates at Lund University and the Royal University of Science and Technology, with a reference group including Svenska kraftnät, Statnett, Fingrid, E.O
Project focus on increased knowledge of SIPS as part of the “Smart Transmission Grid” with the aim to provide a secure and reliable increase of the transfer capacity of the existing power grid.
The over-arching goal of the project is to build competence in steps related to how the capacity utilisaton in the electric power grid is affected through the use of SIPS, including:
- Design and placement of SIPS
- SIPS impact on power system stability
- SIPS impact on allocation of capacity to the market
- SIPS impact on the how the power system is planned and operated in real time
The final results of the project are published in the report: SPS4SE System Integrity Protection Schemes for added transfer capacity: Final Project Report
PACworld magazine article:
System Integrity Protection Schemes for increased capacity – a Nordic perspective
Summary
Project name
SIPS for increased Transfer Capacity
Status
Completed
RISE role in project
Coordinator
Project start
Duration
3-year project
Total budget
6000000
Partner
KTH, LTH, Referensgroup: Svenska kraftnät, Statnett, Fingrid, energinet, Landsnett, Nordic Regional Coordination Centre, E.ON, Ellevio, Vattenfall, Hitachi Energy, DNV
Funders
Project members
External press
System Integrity Protection Schemes for increased capacity – a Nordic perspective
Supports the UN sustainability goals
7. Affordable and clean energy
