Search for dissertations about: "interruption costs"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words interruption costs.
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1. Assessment of Interruption Costs in Electric Power Systems using the Weibull-Markov Mode
Abstract : Modern competitive electricity markets do not ask for power systems with the highest possible technical perfection, but for systems with the highest possible economic efficiency. Higher efficiency can only be reached when accurate and flexible analysis tools are used. READ MORE
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2. Risk-based methods for reliability investments in electric power distribution systems
Abstract : Society relies more and more on a continuous supply of electricity. However, while underinvestments in reliability lead to an unacceptable number of power interruptions, overinvestments result in too high costs for society. READ MORE
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3. Maintenance optimization for power distribution systems
Abstract : Maximum asset performance is one of the major goals for electric power distribution system operators (DSOs). To reach this goal minimal life cycle cost and maintenance optimization become crucial while meeting demands from customers and regulators. READ MORE
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4. An analysis of factors influencing renewable energy deployment in the EU’s electricity sector
Abstract : The EU has set itself ambitious short- and long-term decarbonisation targets: a reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of 40% by 2030 and 80% by 2050, compared to 1990 levels. The power generation sector, currently responsible for around 55% of GHG emissions, is expected to contribute significantly to achieving the EU’s decarbonisation targets. READ MORE
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5. Impact of dependencies in risk assessments of power distribution systems
Abstract : Society has become increasingly dependent on electricity, so power system reliability is of crucial importance. However, while underinvestment leads to an unacceptable number of power outages, overinvestment will result in costs that are too high for society. The challenge is to find a socioeconomically adequate level of risk. READ MORE