This research program is chiefly concerned with the theory and applications of technical and economical control of power systems in order to achieve robust and efficient operation with optimal reliability in the framework of the deregulated electricity markets.
This research project is concerned with the investigation of the possibility to enhance power system stability and efficiency by coordinating several flexible ac-dc components.
The aim of this project is to develop and analyze suitable models of controllable power system components that enhance the possibilities of using these components and provide insights into the impact that the components have on the system.
The aim of the project is to develop power system topologies with HVDC and/or FACTS interfacing the various sub-systems of the interconnected power grid and coordination their protection and control in order to reduce the risk of system-wide failures.
This research project aims at developing methods to investigate the consequences of different choices for regulation concerning operation and expansion of the transmission grid.
The objective of the project is to investigate dynamical problems related to HVDC connections to weak grids. Special emphasis will be put on the interaction between VSCbased HVDC and classical HVDC.
The objective of this project is to study how the transmission capacity of a power system can be improved by efficient usage of new Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) devices and control controllers.
