Search for dissertations about: "WPP"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the word WPP.
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1. Steady state analysis of HVDC grid in the North Sea with offshore wind power plants
Abstract : In this thesis, some of economical and technical aspects of expanding the HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) transmission systems in the North Sea are studied at steady state. In the thesis, it is assumed that the expansion of the system is made by connecting WPPs (Wind Power Plants) to the system which is built for power exchange. READ MORE
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2. Steady state analysis of HVDC grid with Wind Power Plants
Abstract : The idea of building a multi-terminal, even a meshed HVDC grid in the North Sea, that can inter-connect surrounding nations, is being discussed widely. Such a system is expected to be realised in steps through the interconnection of wind power plants and electricity markets. READ MORE
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3. On Harmonic Emission, Propagation and Aggregation in Wind Power Plants
Abstract : The increasing use of wind energy is a global trend as part of the overall transition to a more sustainable energy system. By using modern technologies, the wind energy is converted into electric power which is transported to the consumers by means of the electric power system. READ MORE
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4. Grid-forming wind power plants
Abstract : With growing concerns over climate change, the power system is witnessing an unprecedented growth in electricity generation from intermittent renewable energy sources (RES) such as wind and solar, which are commonly interfaced to the grid by power-electronic converters. However, increasing the penetration level of converter-interfaced generation units reduces the number of synchronous generators (SGs) in the grid that provide system services to support voltage and frequency, either inherently or through mandatory requirements and market products. READ MORE
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5. Between Strategic Political Power and a Daunting Task : Exploring Dimensions of Women’s Political Participation in Hybrid Regimes
Abstract : Hybrid regimes combine elements of both democratic and authoritarian governance, with potentially flawed democratic processes, suppressed civil liberties and uneven political playing fields. Increasingly, scholarship signals the longevity and resilience of hybrid regimes, especially within broader discourses on rising authoritarianism and democratic decline around the world. READ MORE