Search for dissertations about: "grid planning"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 85 swedish dissertations containing the words grid planning.
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1. A Gap in the Grid : Attempts to introduce natural gas in Sweden 1967-1991
Abstract : This thesis follows the process of introducing natural gas in Sweden and the construction of a Northern European gas grid from 1967 to 1991. Natural gas is a relatively unnoticed fuel in Sweden today, but this relative anonymity stands in contrast to an extensive historical activity that has taken place behind the scenes of Swedish energy policy. READ MORE
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2. Strategic Objectives in Complex Planning Environments : Insights from a Swedish Case for Critical Infrastructure Protection
Abstract : Large-scale and long-term planning imposes extensive requirements on governance efforts regardless of whether it involves public organisations, private organisations, or both. The proportions of such planning entangle many actors and stakeholders as system components within and around a complex system. READ MORE
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3. Robot Path Planning
Abstract : This thesis consists of three papers concerned with the basic path planning problem for robots moving in a known static environment. Our main interest has been industrial robots, but the methods are general and apply to a wide range of robots. READ MORE
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4. Expansion Governance of the Integrated North Seas Offshore Grid
Abstract : The expansion of offshore power transmission and generation in the North Seas of Europe is accelerating rapidly. This is due to several drivers, including the decarbonization and reform of the European power system, and innovations in offshore wind and high-voltage direct current transmission. READ MORE
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5. Integration of Battery and Hydrogen Storage with a Grid-Connected Photovoltaic System in Buildings
Abstract : The integration of Photovoltaic (PV) with buildings changes the previous electricity consumers into prosumers. The reduced PV subsidies and the grid stable operation requirements are pushing prosumers from direct exportation to self-consumption of the produced electricity. READ MORE