ENTSO-E expert panel analysis on Iberian blackout and grid management

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Senior electrical/ power sector professional, talks about market and technologies for reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity | Ex Siemens | Ex Alstom | Ex Schneider | Ex Secure Meters l PEC Chandigarh | IIMC

Nothing explains better than an #event itself!! Managing system with a higher proportion of distributed #energy resources, #DER's (including #solar roof tops)?? Some new insights from ENTSO-E expert panel analysis on #Iberian #blackout!! Quote The #load supplied via the #Spanish #grid in the morning of 28 April shows a temporary increase by around 1000 MW between 11:07 and 11:10, as depicted in Figure 11. Moreover, another increase in the load of approximately 600 MW is observed between 12:07 and 12:15 and yet another one of approximately 500 MW between 12:25 and 12:29. Based on data at its disposal, the Expert Panel assumes that these phenomena are due to the loss of small #embedded #generation units (not tele-measured), that are connected in the #distribution #network. Unquote And we are talking about a #grid handling some 25GW!! Two important things to note, firstly, it decreases the net demand on the #grid or bulk power system so it does to the grid operator's ability to orchestrate and secondly, what is noted here, #generation disconnections (large no. of smaller assets not monitored while totalling to a substantial quantum) for #griddisturbances that you don't see!! Learnings?? #indianpowersector #grid #electricity #indiangrid #policy #regulation #cea #cerc #ministryofpower #gridindia

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