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Sustainable power system planning overview

In-person training

capacity constraints, long-term view, power system flexibility, residual load, tools/software overview, unit commitment

Duration: 2 days

Introduction and typical questions of power system planning
Modern long-term electric power system expansion planning considering co-benefits of grid connected wind power and solar-PV:

Software tool overview used for power system planning taking into account co-benefits of renewable power generation (Purpose, features and covered co-benefits / environmental effects)
Power system planning case studies considering co-benefits of wind and solar-PV

After the seminar participants will be able to:

explain the differences between the traditional and modern power system planning approaches based on different load curve methods and incorporation of co-benefit grid connected wind power and solar-PV
compare tools used for power system planning and how co-benefits can be used during the planning process and
to explain how selected co-benefits of renewable energy e.g. information on “global warming and human health effects of ambient air quality” affect the outcome of power system planning

This training suits:

Ministries recognising the importance of climate protection/policy and/or with responsibility for climate and energy policy on national level
Energy planning commissions and planning divisions of grid operators
Authorities and regulators with power supply planning tasks
Policy makers on subnational/state level
Energy or climate related agencies, think tanks and research institutions

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