Generator interconnection models typically represent system states that have precisely 0% likelihood to ever exist, and billions of dollars are cost-allocated using them. Is this a good approach?
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PowerGEM and Cambridge Energy Solutions Join Forces
PowerGEM today announced it has merged with Cambridge Energy Solutions.
Very excited to have joined PowerGEM earlier this year. The leadership are building something truly special in the grid simulation space, and at an opportune time. Can't wait to see (and work on) the synergies, services, and products that will surely move this industry forward.
18.11.2024 23:05 β π 4 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Very much agree generally with the approaches in CA/NYISO being applied elsewhere. In general, improvements around modeling assumptions in interconnection study power flow model are needed. Worst-case, extremely low probability interconnection models are both hang-ups and highly unrealistic.
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