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Topics covered by the Reliability Working Group include dynamic system modeling, grid codes/interconnection requirements as well as interconnection process and studies, interoperability of equipment and controls, system disturbances, system interactions, weak grids, low or zero inertia power systems, grid forming converters, and electrical system standards.

Members of the Reliability Working Group are encouraged to interact with one another via Groups.IO, an online discussion platform and community network. The ESIG Resource Library is also a valuable tool for those seeking information on Reliability, as well as other topics.

Links to both can be found below:

 

 

 

(Please note: only members of ESIG may participate in the Working/Users Groups. If you are interested in membership, please email us at info@esig.energy)


High Share of Inverter-Based Generation Task Force

Task Force Chair: Julia Matevosyan, ESIG
Task Force Co-chair: Fred Huang, ERCOT

The objective of this task force is to develop an understanding of system need and the options for stable operation of future power systems with a very high share of inverter-based generation like wind, solar and storage, and a roadmap for making the transition from the power system of today to a future one dominated by inverter-based generation, working with research organizations, OEMs, and system operators to build a consensus.

Current work underway includes:

  • Next Step: Exploring needs and capabilities for integration of planning processes and studies

Completed work includes:

    • Grid-Forming Technology in Energy Systems Integration Report
    • Grid-Forming Technology in Energy Systems Integration Fact Sheet
    • Grid-Forming Technology in Energy Systems Integration At a Glance (one-pager)

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