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50138: Potential Future Business Models for Distribution Utilities

As third-party energy suppliers, technology firms and companies begin to enter the distribution space, electric utilities are increasingly faced with the need to move beyond traditional services and business models. New competitive pressures and changing customer expectations are leading utilities to explore customer-centric business opportunities that bring innovation to the ways in which electricity is traditionally produced and consumed, and create new sources of revenue.This paper discusses

Mar 18, 2016 - Feb 23, 2017

DEP

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4106: Practical Use of Earth Imagery Using Satellites for Utility Vegetation Management

Vegetation management is an important component of utility network maintenance activities. The planning of vegetation management activities requires information on the condition of trees, which can be collected in the field or using remote sensing technologies. Remote sensing data can be collected using a variety of platforms, the principal being unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), manned aircraft, and satellite. Each platform has advantages, limitations, and ranges in data reso

Mar 18, 2021 - Apr 29, 2022

VM

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3912C: Development of Digital Station Implementation Guide – Phase III

PC

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3130: Predict the Amount of Voltage Sensitive Load Lost During Contingencies

The primary objectives of this multi-phase project are to (1) better understand the mechanisms which result in losing voltage sensitive load, (2) predict the size of voltage sensitive load that would be lost during a disturbance as well as its location, (3) examine the impacts of this unintended load loss, and (4) enable subsequent studies to explore options for minimizing load loss. This report presents the results of phase 1, which focuses on a literature search and previous case studies relat

Oct 1, 2015 - Mar 7, 2016

PSPO

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3232: Guidelines for Specifying Polymer Insulators for Applications in Harsh Service Environments

Polymer insulators for electric power systems initially made use of a wide range of materials, but the technical and economic superiority of filled silicone rubbers was quickly established in outdoor service experience. The operating experiences from member utilities have been collected, sorted, and analyzed to identify the harsh conditions that shorten polymer insulator service life. There is still a wide range in the observed service life, ranging from a few months, for installation errors, to

Sep 1, 2010 - May 1, 2014

OTE

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0520B: Towards an Ontario Action Plan for Plug-In-Electric Vehicles

The objective of this project was to conduct a comprehensive multi-disciplinary study to assess the implicationsarising from adoption of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles (PEVs) in Ontario on a large-scale.This report highlights potential concerns that need to be addressed but focus on specific measures,approaches and policy initiatives relevant to the Ontario context. It has drawn from theexisting knowledge base and available data worldwide for insights, but with a view toapplicability for O

Aug 24, 2010 - May 1, 2011

E&IS

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5095: Distribution Planner's Manual

In 1982, the Canadian Electrical Association (CEA) published the Distribution Planner’s Manual. This manual, which was primarily written by utility planners, contained 14 sections covering a variety of topics such as load forecasting, reliability evaluation and loss mitigation. While the information within the manual is still useful, plenty has changed since its original publication. The regulatory and business environments and customer expectations have evolved, new types of loads have em

Apr 15, 2010 - Aug 1, 2013

DEP

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0210: Dam Safety Performance Monitoring and Data Analysis Management - Best Practices

Dr. Ralph Peck, an eminent dam engineer, stated at the International Commission on Large Dams 20th Congress, Beijing, China, in September 2000 that “monitoring of every dam is mandatory, because dams change with age and may develop defects. There is no substitute for systematic and intelligent surveillance.” Over many decades, instruments have been incorporated into dams for various reasons, including verifying theoretical assumptions concerning soil mechanics, monitoring response of

May 1, 2009 - Sep 30, 2012

DSIG

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5212: Electrification and Grid Optimization Forecast

Project Overview and ObjectivesForecasting for North America in milestone years 2025, 2030, 2035, 2040, 2050Leverage energy, demand, and load shape insights from CEATI ETWG RFP for transportation electrificationQuantify macro electrical grid impacts for North America due to all electrification in terms of energy and coincident power by technology type, climate region, and customer sector:Technology type such as Heat Pump HVAC, Light Duty Passenger VehicleClimate regions such as those from NOAA o

ADO

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3102: HV Line Arresters: Selection Based on Grounding Impedance of Towers and Position

"Today the use of line arresters is creating a strong interest among electricity utilities but the selection of an efficient line protection using line arresters is not a simple issue. For economical reasons it is not possible to completely equip an overhead line with line arresters. Therefore the design engineer has to define a strategy aimed at maximizing the continuity of service using a minimal number of arresters or within a predetermined budget.In order to optimize the location of line arr

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