Mitigating grid disturbances with power electronic devices Daniel Wang With the push to build a more resilient and reliable grid in full swing, the challenge of stabilizing the flow of electricity grows ever more complex. However, despite a profusion of change, some...
The complexity of renewables, Part 10 Graeme Hutchison In the final part of our ‘Complexity of Renewables’ series, we look at why storage assets need to be more comprehensively considered in security standards to reflect their dual role as non-synchronous generators...
Hydrogen: UK’s fuel of the future Mahmoud Elkazaz Producing hydrogen from renewable sources (known as green hydrogen) that would otherwise be wasted is an innovative form of energy storage. But there are challenges to the technology. Not least, the unit cost per...
WHITE PAPER: How a regulatory framework impacts the evolution of offshore wind in Australia Dr. Graeme Hutchison In this white paper, author Graeme Hutchison provides insight into Australia’s offshore renewable energy framework, its components, and comparisons...
Digital Twins: An idea whose time has come Mahmoud Elkazaz The concept of a twin of a physical system is decades old. But it’s only recently that computing power has grown sufficiently to enable the digital replication of highly complex and dynamic systems. In this...
The complexity of renewables, Part 9 Richard Adams 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 Richard Adams writes about the impact...
