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Energy World July/August 2019
Electricity transmission and distribution systems used to be relatively simple. Not any more – now that huge numbers of new, often small, generators are connected at both high and low voltage networks and power flows can be in both directions. We include three articles on the subject – two on the technologies used to control modern networks and one on efforts to harmonise grids across national boundaries in Europe – see page 14 onwards.
Our second theme is energy purchasing and management. We have articles on the use of on-site electricity storage as part of a purchasing strategy; how to manage risk and complexity; and the role of international standards.
Between the main features, Jennifer Johnson takes a second look at the feasibility of the UK going ‘net zero’ by 2050. We also include two articles from the EI itself: details of the views of energy professionals contained in this year’s Energy Barometer, plus the latest in the series of pieces from EI Young Professionals Networks; this time Ireland.
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Energy Institute
Content in this issue:-
Brexit rises to the top of member concerns - Article
Developing a smart grid for a low carbon Ireland - Article
International standards promote good practice - Article
Flexible power purchasing with storage - Article
Purchasing strategies for business – understand risk and complexity - Article
How to achieve more resilient power systems - Article
AI in energy systems – local projects to transmission networks - Article
Will the UK really go ‘net zero’ by 2050? - Article
Sustainable energy for developing countries - Article
Work needed to complete Europe’s grid harmonisation - Article
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Policy and Governance, Electricity transmission, Distributed generation, Decarbonisation
