Vision
Look at how volt/var control needs to change for the smart grid. Start by looking at how volt/var control is presently implemented with and without DAC for example and how it needs to change for the smart grid.
We need to
understand how new technologies such as distributed resources, renewables,
plug-in hybrids and their increased penetration in the distribution system will
impact volt/var control and how it needs to change for the future. Also, the
smart grid can benefit from technologies such as smart inverters that can not
only provide active power but also non-active power control and thus provide
volt/var control. Along with the technology issues, we need to drive how the
standards need to evolve or shift to account for needed technology and system
changes..
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Laboratory 37831-6070 Telephone: +865 574-5203 |
Vice Chair Hydro Strategie d'exploration Direction Conduite du reseau de distribution Telephone: +514 879 4100 poste 3691 E-Mail:
Delmas.herve@hydro.qc.ca |
Secretary Electric Power Research Institute E-Mail: ruluski@epri.com |
The above link gives access
to public documents, Panel session or Working group presentations, utilities'
roadmap and vision related to Volt VAR control
The working group regularly
meets with the IEEE Distribution Subcommittee. See the schedule for the subcommittee's next meetings.
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Please forward any
suggestions or comments to D. Tom Rizy
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