Needs, opportunities, standards, security issues, environmental harmonization, competition vs. cooperation,
cases/examples of good practices, green strategies, scientific methodology.
Fitting to working program of CIGRÉ SC C1 – System Development and Economics
Chairman: M. Muhr (Austria)
Co-chairmen: Y. Bondarenko (Ukraine), D. Sabolic (Croatia), A. Koronides (Greece)
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Invited Speaker: Konstantin Staschus, chairman of CIGRÉ SC C1 – System Development and Economics |
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| 1-01 | Paola Faggian, Riccardo Bonanno (Italy): Estimating risks for Italian Energy Sector from Projected Climate Change |
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| 1-02 | Željko Tomšić, Ivan Rajšl, Matea Filipović (Croatia): Low Carbon Development Strategy for Croatian Electricity Sector Until year 2070 |
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| 1-03 | Michal Savčák, Luboš Skurčák, Peter Bojda, Juraj Chovanec (Slovakia): Assessment of new OHL of Slovak Republic Transmission System with regard to the recommendation of the Directive No. 1999/519/EC |
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| 1-04 | Maša Majkić, Ana Cerk, Urša Fležar, Urška Kugonič, Rudi Vončina, Maks Babuder (Slovenia): The importance of environmental risk assessment in infrastructure projects |
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| 1-06 | Tuo Liu, Cai Liang (China): Calculation Model of Economic and Environmental Benefit of the Transnational Electric Power Transmission Project and Its Case Study |
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| 1-07 | David Batič, Andrej Krajnc, Janez Stergar, Matej Toman (Slovenia): REMIT implementation and operation at small NRA: how we have approached the challenge |
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| 1-08 | Fabio Scatiggio, Massimo Rebolini, Massimo Pompili (Italy): Health Index: the last frontier of TSO's asset management |
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| 1-09 | Dajana Vrbičić-Tenđera, Ana Horvat-Sedlić, Petra Sagrestano (Croatia): Wind Power Plants in the Croatian Power System |
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| 1-11 | C. Vergine, O. D'Addese, A. Sallati, P. Tisti, A. L'Abbate, R. Calisti, F. Careri, S. Rossi (Italy): The role of innovative grid-impacting technologies in the South East Europe Region: an integrated zonal analysis based on GridTech scenarios |
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| 1-13 | A. G. Kasembe, M. Cernan, Z. Muller, J. Tlusty (Czech Republic): Security and Reliability Issues related to Implementation of Wind Power Generation |
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| 1-14 | D. Arnone, F. S. Nucci, G. Paternò, A. Rossi, M. G. Ippolito, E. Riva Sanseverino, G. Tondi, F. Cazzato (Italy), Simulation-based analysis of the potentiality of incentives for prosumer flexibility |
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| 1-15 | Bojan Milinković, Jasmina Mandić-Lukić, Srđan Latinović (Serbia): Security principles for ICT infrastructure in a Power Utility Smart Grid |
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| 1-16 | Camille Chardonnet, Vincenzo Giordano, Stéphane Rapoport (Belgium): A methodology to assess and prioritize Smart Grid investments: case studies from Poland and Romania |
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| 1-17 | C. E. Higgins, S. L. Hay, S. R. Ingram (United Kingdom): Practical Technical Design Considerations for Active Network Management |
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| 1-18 | Urša Fležar, Rudi Vončina, Ana Cerk (Slovenia): Possible Positive Effects of the Grid Infrastructure on the Environment |
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| 1-19 | Gorazd Bone, Rafael Mihalič (Slovenia): A dynamical equivalent for the electric power system |
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