by jeremy | Oct 20, 2021 | Power Grids, Refase, Synchromerger, Industrial, Digitalising substations, White papers
As the drive towards a decarbonised, decentralised and digitalised energy industry continues, the industry is increasingly focused on digitalising a core element of every grid – the substation. But digitalising a substation is not without challenges. The initial...
by jeremy | Oct 13, 2021 | Company, Power Grids, Videos
In the power industry, we talk a lot about the decentralisation and decarbonisation of that industry. What this means is distributing cleaner forms of power generation, like renewables, across that system and also distributing energy storage devices around that...
by jeremy | Oct 13, 2021 | Technology and products, Power Grids, Videos
The power sector is undergoing a large change at the moment from massive centralised generation through transmission down to distribution to homes and businesses to a model where you have distributed generation plugging into that network at various locations....
by jeremy | Oct 13, 2021 | Industry challenges T&D, Power Grids, Videos
The transmission market is critical because this is how energy is generated and delivered to entire countries, and how it is generated and consumed is fundamentally changing. So the challenge for transmission operators is to find that balance of supply and...
by jeremy | Oct 13, 2021 | Industry challenges T&D, Power Grids, Renewables, Industrial, Videos
The existing level of deployed technology today, to use an analogy, would be a doctor using a stethoscope which provides an occasional sample of the heartbeat of the system. The latest generation of montioring devices based on synchrophasers provides quite a...
by jeremy | Oct 13, 2021 | Technology and products, Power Grids, Videos
Synaptec’s technology uses no active digital data outside the substation, every measurement has been coded in analogue optical signals, which means it is impossible to hack into that data without it being noticed. Learn more from our Head of Sensor...
