Overview
GE Vernova was tasked with developing models of Cambodia’s grid in the event it needed to be disconnected from the grid in neighboring Vietnam, to help ensure the grid could operate reliably and safely without support.
In addition to developing and validating Cambodia grid models, the Consulting Services team also deployed its expertise in Cambodia by training its grid operators on best practices for planning and grid operations learned from our experience working on power systems around the world.
Outcomes
installed base of power generation
power load in the country
The scope of the Consulting Services team’s work included:
Develop and validate Cambodia grid models
Help the grid operator ensure the system can operate safely and reliably if it were to be disconnected from the neighboring grid in Vietnam.
Transmission analysis of Cambodian grid network
Consulting Services worked with the grid operator EDC to analyze the current state of the transmission system to better understand how the client could reinforce the grid for future growth and changing generation scenarios. A detailed stability study was carried out and recommendations were provided to improve stability and reliability of the Cambodian grid.
Transmission Planning Software & Training
Consulting Services provided a license to its industry leading Steady State Power Flow transmission planning software (formerly known as PSLF) along with advanced training on how to leverage the power of “big data.” The result: EDC engineers will be able to plan the grid of the future today.
World-Renowned Power Systems & Energy Courses (PSEC)
Consulting Services has been training the world’s power systems leaders for more than 65 years through its PSEC training curriculum. The team brought this expertise to Cambodia as part of the engagement with EDC, training their engineers on future-ready best practices around grid planning and operation.
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