Using Static Modulation Power Filter Compensator for Power Quality Improvement in Renewable Energy-Based Smart Micro-Grid System

Bagdadee, Amam Hossain; Zhang, Li

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-9019-1_104

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“…Despite various effort by NEPA (which operated a monopolized market) to manage the power sector by providing electricity to the in-creasing population, it became clear that NEPA was losing the battle to meet up with the electricity demand in the 1990s. Hence, in 2001, the National Electric Power Policy (NEPP) was introduced to kick-off the power sector reform and this lead to several other reforms in the past years [4]. The NEPP in 2001 created the roadmap for South Asian 's Power Sector Privatization, but due to government bureaucracy; the policy was not signed into law until 2005.…”

Section: Overview Of the South Asian Power Sector Historymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This signed document was the Electric Power Sector Reform (EPSR) Act in 2005 which was expected to level the playing ground for potential investors and improve the wellbeing of its citizens. The EPSR Act led to the incorporation of the Power Holding Company of South Asian from NEPA, which was later defunct and divided into sub-sectors [3] [4].…”

Section: Overview Of the South Asian Power Sector Historymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Integrating Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology into the South Asian Electricity Grid System

Yasmin,

Hasan,

Islam

2024

IJEATS

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The electricity situation in South Asian can be described as epileptic with no sign in view of improvement. This epileptic power situation affects the manufacturing, service and residential sectors of the economy which in turn affects the country’s economic growth. Even with the recent reforms in the power sector, more than half of the country’s population still lack access to electricity. The epileptic condition of the power sector can be attributed to the inadequate and inefficient power plants, poor transmission and distribution facilities, and outdated metering system used by electricity consumers. This paper attempts to present the way forward for the South Asian poor electricity situation by reviewing the power sector as a whole and the renewable energy potentials. We identified the problems in the national grid and then proposed a smart grid model for the South Asian power sector which will include renewable energy source. We believe that the content of this re-view paper will solve the poor epileptic condition of the power sector in South Asian and also enable the proper integration of smart grid technology into the national grid.

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Section: Overview Of the South Asian Power Sector Historymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Overview Of the South Asian Power Sector Historymentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology into the South Asian Electricity Grid System

Yasmin,

Hasan,

Islam

2024

IJEATS

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“…We define the communities: hi 2 + li 2 1 li 2 lim 2 , which indicate the percentage of the explainable part of Xi by the common factors. Two equations are needed to mention.…”

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“…Additionally, a higher level of customer satisfaction leads to a willingness to pay more and to stay with the business. Customer value assessments applied by securities firms to categorize customers and further improve their service [2]. Customer value is a fundamental concept in the marketplace.…”

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Evaluation of Customer Value of Securities and Investments Companies Using Quantitative Analysis

Salam¹,

Rashid²

2023

IJBMR

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This article focuses on user evaluation procedures for Chinese investment companies. It uses a clustering process to identify different categories of users and uses regression to evaluate and provide a score. These two factors serve as the basis for this organization to develop unique tactics for its various clients, which benefit both the company and its users. This project aims to serve existing customers better and reduce the risk of losing critical new customers. Clean the data to remove inactive accounts and outliers, and use logarithmic processing to limit the impact of high monetary values. This is due to the significant relationship between variables. Running algorithms on raw data is difficult. So, to condense many data dimensions, we use component analysis to define the three dimensions (amount, transaction amount, profit) that reflect consumer information. For clustering, we use the commonly known K-means clustering algorithm. Customers are classified into four categories using an angled approach. The four groups formed include the high trading frequency group, the large and profit group, the large and loss group, and the majority trading contract group. Use a regression Tree to perform regression based on reduced dimensions and their contributions. This model achieves 97% accuracy, indicating that the financial characteristics of the users are fundamental to the business. Additional discussion validates the clustering results using classification and regression methods on several contributing variables to provide further insight into each dimension.

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“…Power generation plan and frequency regulation control strategy based on traditional load forecasting have great pressure in maintaining the frequency deviation of the system [4]. Therefore, the frequency control of system will become the limiting factor for the further improvement of wind power permeability.…”

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Assessment of High Wind Power Permeability Power System Frequency Regulation

Yasmin,

Hasan,

Islam

2024

IJEATS

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Global wind power has expanded quickly in recent years to help with the energy issue and environmental degradation. The large-scale integration of wind power has become a hot topic for academic research in recent years due to the potential to improve the stability of the power system through the application of wind power participation in power grid frequency control. This study reviews the research on power system frequency regulation approach with high wind power permeability and classes the frequency control difficulties of wind power integration. A review and analysis are conducted on the energy storage system that is involved in the frequency management of the power system with high wind permeability.

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Using Static Modulation Power Filter Compensator for Power Quality Improvement in Renewable Energy-Based Smart Micro-Grid System

Cited by 7 publications

References 40 publications

Integrating Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology into the South Asian Electricity Grid System

Integrating Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Technology into the South Asian Electricity Grid System

Evaluation of Customer Value of Securities and Investments Companies Using Quantitative Analysis

Assessment of High Wind Power Permeability Power System Frequency Regulation

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