Implementation of Smart Grid Technologies in Pakistan under CPEC Project: Technical and Policy Implications

Ul-Haq, Azhar; Jalal, Marium; Hassan, Mohammad Shahmeer; Sindi, Hatem; Ahmad, Shahzor; Ahmad, Shoaib

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3074338

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“…In addition to this, it draws attention to the gaps that already exist in the relevant literature, particularly in the integration of various components for solar farm location determination. [9].…”

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Development of Decision Support System for Solar Farm Location on CPEC using GIS and Forecasting

Ahmed,

Ali,

Habib

2023

IJANSER

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Due to the increasing expansion of renewable energy sources, it is essential to use effective decision-making techniques when picking ideal places for solar farms. This research uses geographic information systems (GIS) and forecasting methods to offer a decision support system (DSS) for identifying solar farm locations along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Helping stakeholders, decisionmakers, and investors locate the best locations for solar farm projects inside the CPEC region is the goal. In order to examine numerous spatial and non-spatial elements that affect the feasibility of solar farms, the proposed DSS uses GIS technology. The DSS also uses forecasting techniques to determine the potential for future solar energy production. It is possible to anticipate sun irradiation levels using historical weather data and meteorological projections, which enables precise estimation of solar farm output. By incorporating forecasting methods, decision-making is improved, resulting in the selection of sites with high solar energy potential and a decreased chance of underperformance. Stakeholders can effectively interact with the proposed DSS thanks to its user-friendly interface. It simplifies data entry, analysis, and visualization, enabling users to explore multiple scenarios and assess the influence of various factors on the choice of solar farm placement. The use of the decision support system for identifying solar farm locationson the CPEC will aid in the region's continued sustainable development of renewable energy sources.

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Development of Decision Support System for Solar Farm Location on CPEC using GIS and Forecasting

Ahmed,

Ali,

Habib

2023

IJANSER

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“…An important measure to build an innovative smart grid. By providing data access and sharing fusion interfaces, it realizes the sharing of multi-source and multi-format data resources, and applies innovative technologies such as big data, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things to the smart grid [1][2].…”

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Sensing information collection and virtualization construction of smart scenarios of power grid infrastructure

Chen,

Yan,

Wang

et al. 2023

Fourth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Electromechanical Automation (AIEA 2023)

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In the management of power grid infrastructure construction projects, the management of construction sites plays a very important role. At present, the company's construction site management business lacks supporting management tools and software, and it is difficult to achieve timely adjustment of the current construction with traditional evaluation methods. To this end, this paper studies the sensing information collection and virtualization construction of smart grid infrastructure scenarios. This paper establishes an objective and intelligent evaluation index system, pure evaluation standards and evaluation methods, and introduces and evaluates the impact on construction, which can improve the efficiency of construction and has very important practicability. Experiments show that the BiLSTM+CRF model using the word embedding vector as input can effectively capture long-distance semantic dependencies, which can not only improve the accuracy of named entity recognition, but also greatly reduce the training time of the neural network model. It shows better performance in mining tasks.

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Evaluation of the potential power generation resources in SAARC region for sustainable energy trade

Rafique,

Zidan,

Azeem

et al. 2024

Energy Science & Engineering

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This article presents a comprehensive review on the contemporary condition of electrical energy in the SAARC countries with particular focus on conventional as well as renewable resources. The region lies at the center of the Asia with a dense population where demand and supply gap has always been a challenging factor for the governments. In addition, the region has observed enormous industrial growth during past two and half decades whose sustainability is totally dependent upon the continuous supply of energy. A bulk of valuable literature has been published in recent years that addresses the challenges, infrastructure improvements margins and several schemes to mitigate the energy deficiency in the region but most of it focuses upon either generation or transmission. This article covers this gap and presents to‐the‐point data that can be used for future forecasting, cross‐border trade possibilities and indigenous energy generation for remote and islanded regions within and across the SAARC mainland. A detailed review on electrical power generation potential by exploiting the renewable energy resources (RERs), generation capacity, installed capacity, energy short fall and transmission and distribution (T&D) losses is presented for each SAARC country and the results are presented in forms of tables and graphs. It can be inferred from the data presented in this paper that the energy crisis of the SAARC region can be overcome by mutual trade among the land‐connected countries by transporting the electrical energy, generated through RERs, across the borders. The paper concludes that the region has enormous potential for renewable energy available in form of hydal, solar, wind and biomass that, if maturely harnessed, can only not fulfil the local demands of the region but also be exported to establish the framework of cross‐border energy trade in future for sustainability of industrial and domestic utilization.

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Implementation of Smart Grid Technologies in Pakistan under CPEC Project: Technical and Policy Implications

Cited by 14 publications

References 42 publications

Development of Decision Support System for Solar Farm Location on CPEC using GIS and Forecasting

Development of Decision Support System for Solar Farm Location on CPEC using GIS and Forecasting

Sensing information collection and virtualization construction of smart scenarios of power grid infrastructure

Evaluation of the potential power generation resources in SAARC region for sustainable energy trade

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