The complexity of renewables, Part 7 Zia Emin In this series of short technical articles, we look at various topics that illustrate the complexity of renewables as a concept within the ongoing energy transition. Here, PSC’s Zia Emin discusses the potential impacts of...
Gigafactories: a new global race is on Tim Miles The transition to electric vehicles is creating a new supply chain. Can any modern economy hope to keep up with its rivals without building gigafactories for large-scale battery production? While the concept of GDP has...
PSC NZ hosts summer intern engineering students Ray Young From Mid-November 2022 to Mid-February 2023 PSC New Zealand was proud to welcome Emma Frengley and Treasa Glubb as Electrical Engineering intern students from the University of Canterbury. Emma is in her last...
Modeling hydrolysis loads in modern power systems Carlos Ferrandon-Cervantes & Abraham Alvarez-Bustos Recently there has been an uptick in countries that are transitioning to an overall low-carbon energy system to obtain hydrogen gas from water through a process...
Active Filters: A versatile solution for stabilizing the power supply Daniel Wang In the dynamic and evolving field of power systems, maintaining a stable and reliable power supply is vital for grid operations. Power quality issues like harmonics, voltage...
Automated testing for market-rule certification processes Andre Lou Automated testing is an essential best practice in modern software development and for implementing market-rule-driven systems. It has helped PSC’s clients enhance the efficiency and accuracy of their...
