Introduction and Literature Review of Power System Challenges and Issues

Ardeshiri, Ali; Lotfi, Ali; Behkam, Reza; Moradzadeh, Arash; Barzkar, Ashkan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-77696-1_2

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“…First Challenges faced in the initial stages is the shortage of power lines, means that some places in Ghazni don't have electricity. This lack can lead to unequal socio -economic growth (Ardeshiri, A., et al, 2021), with some areas enjoying the gains of having power while others are left all alone without it. Second challenges are substations, Inadequate substations have impeded daily living and business operations by causing power outages, voltage fluctuations, and restrictions on the amount of electricity that can be delivered to customers.…”

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Development of Electric Network Impact on Socio-Economic of Ghazni Province, Republic of Afghanistan

Rahime,

Rashitovich,

Shahryar

et al. 2024

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The research paper investigates about the development of Elec-network which influences on socio-economic scenario of the Afghanistan particularly on Ghazni region. It is one of the southestern province of Afganistan, where the rate of energy consumption is comparatively low. Thus, 70 % urbanized people have an access of using electricity and rest of humanity does not have any kind of facility there. The main focus of electricity contains use of soler system as an energy source. The purpose of this research is electrification in other areas points to benefits for healthcare, education, and economic development as well as agriculture poverty and quality of life of the Ghazni province. In this way, using renewable energy, which has become more popular recently, is a superior choice. In this paper the researcher would discuse how the growth of electricity promote socio-economic advancement in Ghazni. Nonetheless, cost and fair distribution are important factors to take into account. Examining case studies from different countries, we examine the macro- and micro-economic benefits, emphasizing the advantages for healthcare, education, and other aspects of quality of life as well as the issues associated with costs for households. In order to wrap up, the research analyzes how electrification may affect Ghazni's socio-economic growth in a number of ways, including job creation, economic stimulation, quality of life, healthcare and education, poverty alleviation, and agriculture. The only solution to electrify the entire province and raise the economic and social status of the people is to create electrical plants using renewable energy, especially solar panels. The researcher would assess that expanding electrical networks is one of the current alternatives for the socio-economic development of Ghazni bucolic areas.

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Development of Electric Network Impact on Socio-Economic of Ghazni Province, Republic of Afghanistan

Rahime,

Rashitovich,

Shahryar

et al. 2024

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“…The daily operation consists of continuous functions which must be followed with assured spare part availability, while the routine maintenance involves the periodical activity to maintain the microgrid performance always at the optimum threshold. Limitations to the project budget brought a limited capacity for operation and maintenance 48) , whereas it is absolutely demanded that microgrid components should be always-available as a whole to avoid any section dysfunction or blackout 49) . Even further, the quality of the grid also requires regular upgrades 50) .…”

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Integrated Management Framework for Performance Challenges in Rural Off-Grid Microgrids: Addressing Deterioration in Electrification Systems

Tinton Dwi Atmaja,

Dalila Mat Said,

Sevia Mahdaliza Idrus

et al. 2023

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Rural off-grid electrification systems have gained increasing attention, particularly in developing countries with vast rural areas. It is known that many established microgrids (MG) in rural areas are being challenged with a complex cost situation and numerous rural interferences, leading to various microgrid performance deteriorations, which are barely unchecked and lead to MG early failure. To address this issue, this study aims to develop a management framework to provide elaborate information and systematic analysis of the potential deterioration of rural off-grid microgrids. This study summarizes, identifies, categorizes, and addresses the challenges encountered in the rural off-grid MG and then highlights crucial issues that correlate to the potential deterioration. The challenges encountered in these MGs emphasize three key domains: financial, community, and technical. Financial challenges encompass funding continuity and item procurement, while community issues focus on the readiness of local operators and communication between stakeholders. Technical challenges include component deterioration and power system degradation. Notably, the findings highlight the connections amongst these domains, where unaddressed financial issues and uncommunicated community issues eventually impact the technical domain, thereby impairing power system performance. It is envisaged that the management framework of this research holds significant importance as it provides valuable insights for operators and managerial collaborators in tackling rural deterioration challenges during the operation of off-grid electrification.

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“…The quality of components describes the microgrid equipment in terms of robustness and maintainability [35]. The current literature points out that higher quality of the electrical grid components as a whole avoids blackouts and dysfunctions [36], which is a crucial element, especially in rural areas [37]. For this, important knowledge of the technologies available for the implementation of microgrids is required [96,100,131].…”

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Understanding Microgrid Sustainability: A Systemic and Comprehensive Review

2022

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There is a growing research interest in studying microgrids as a way to overcome the lack of access to energy. These microgrids could be the key to global energy access because of their many advantages related to flexibility, efficiency, and reliability. Despite all these qualities, microgrids remain challenging to implement in a sustainable and resilient way without a clear consensus on what causes these failures. To this end, this work proposes a new paradigm to make a multidisciplinary and comprehensive review of the operation of microgrids. By reconciling the different fields inherent to microgrids, this review enables the study of microgrids within a unified framework. Microgrids will be presented through energy, information, financial, and social fields to provide the necessary elements for their systemic understanding. Each field will be presented with its internal elements, architecture, and significant issues. By elaborating on this new vision of microgrids, this article hopes to open the way to a deeper understanding of their systemic operation and diagnose their long-term sustainability.

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Introduction and Literature Review of Power System Challenges and Issues

Cited by 23 publications

References 75 publications

Development of Electric Network Impact on Socio-Economic of Ghazni Province, Republic of Afghanistan

Development of Electric Network Impact on Socio-Economic of Ghazni Province, Republic of Afghanistan

Integrated Management Framework for Performance Challenges in Rural Off-Grid Microgrids: Addressing Deterioration in Electrification Systems

Understanding Microgrid Sustainability: A Systemic and Comprehensive Review

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