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Exploring carbon capture
While the energy industry continues to prepare for the future of decarbonization, in addition to preparing for a hydrogen society, could CCS be a viable option?
Discover how PlanOS’s Steady State Power Flow function can help you plan for an expanding power system, without disrupting your existing network’s reliability. Identify common issues such as overloaded equipment and voltage instability before they become problematic. With Steady State Power Flow your team can more easily assess the impact of changes in generation, demand, network topology, and faults in the power system.
With the Power Flow function, your team can execute transmission planning, interconnection, and contingency and transfer analyses, with no third-party software required. Allowing you to create monitored and contingent element lists, including custom contingencies.
Steady state contingency analysis is a vital process in power systems engineering that evaluates the impact of potential failures or unexpected events on the power grid. By simulating various "what-if" scenarios, such as the sudden loss of a transmission line or generation unit, this analysis helps ensure the stability and reliability of the power system under different conditions. Contingency analysis is natively integrated in the Steady State Power Flow function of PlanOS.
Steady state transfer capability analysis is a crucial process in power systems engineering that evaluates the maximum amount of electrical power that can be transferred over the transmission network from one area to another without violating system limits under steady state conditions. By assessing the transfer limits, this analysis helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of the power grid.
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Quickly and visually analyze post-contingency data produced by SSTOOLS.
Simulate GMD events in both snapshot and time-domain mode to satisfy TPL-007-3 standard requirements more easily.
Specify data for simulating subsynchronous resonance (SSR) for thermal generation, and subsynchronous control interaction (SSCI) for wind turbines.
Import and perform dataset simulations in node-breaker formats taken from operational snapshots.
Determine optimal actions of various control devices in the network to minimize an objective function, while simultaneously satisfying system constraints.
PlanOS' functions
The PlanOS platform brings together GE Vernova’s decades of proven planning software tools (Production Cost, formerly MAPS*; Resource Adequacy, formerly MARS*; Power Flow, formerly PSLF*) and newly added Capacity Expansion into one powerful interface. PlanOS utilizes one shared dataset to seamlessly transition between analyses, like production cost, resource adequacy, and power flow, without the need for third-party add-ons.
This coordinated and holistic approach to analyzing a power system helps you break down traditional grid modeling silos and help you with your Integrated System Planning analysis.
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**Decarbonization, as used in this document, is intended to mean the reduction of carbon emissions on a kilogram per megawatt hour.
