Electrical power systems are, in general, amongst the most
reliable systems worldwide. These large interconnected systems,
however, often operate under stressed conditions because of the
increasing demand for electricity and the challenges associated
with improving the infrastructure due to both economical and
environmental issues. Some of the major challenges facing the
electricity industry today include balancing between resource
adequacy, reliability, economics, environmental and other public
purpose objectives to optimize transmission and distribution
resources to meet the growing demand. The capability of a power
system depends on network constraints, generated power, line
currents, nodal voltage amplitudes, and stability margins. If
modern or enhanced facilities are not affordable, a renewed effort
in assessing and rationalizing the exploitation of the system
capability is highly recommended.
Solutions to these complex issues are offered through the
integration of modern information and communication technologies
with reliable methodologies for power systems analysis. The goal of
this book is to provide a vision for a comprehensive and systematic
approach to meet the grid management challenges through new
information services.
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