Sentence examples for operation of generation from inspiring English sources

Policy variables from both electricity and emission markets will impose potential risks on the operation of generation companies (GenCos).

Previous studies have demonstrated the substantial system cost savings by the deployment of ES, including both investment and operation of generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure.

The new standards require a flexible operation of generation plants that have to be capable to change the active and reactive power dynamically in function of the network parameters (i.e. frequency and network local voltage) in local control or following external commands.

The propose program seeks to advance and test via simulation a new control approach for the long-term semiautonomous and economically competitive operation of Generation-IV nuclear power plants.

Based on theoretical assumptions, thinking in design is reduced to the four basic cognitive operations of generation, exploration, comparison and selection, which, in various combinations, are applied to the goal space and the solution space of a given problem as well as to the organisation of the collective process of teamwork.

The objective function of the planning model can be expressed as C = sumnolimits_{t = 1}^{T} {left( {GS_{t} + TS_{t} + OC_{t} } right)} (1 where C is the total cost; GS t the investment and operation costs of generation stations; TS t the investment and operation cost of transmission system; OC t the outage cost; t the year concerned; and T the planning horizon.

This model has not taken into account the stochastic nature of wind power on the system, which may result in increased CO2 emissions due to cycling and part loading of thermal generators [41] (cycling is the operation of thermal generation units at varying load levels, low load levels or in a start/stop manner and has cost implications for operation and maintenance of thermal plant).

This paper researches operation of wind generation in a de-regulated power market.

The smart grid will facilitate the connection and operation of dispersed generation sources better than the old system.

In addition, the proposed method guarantees the excitation control system stability, which together with the fulfillment of the performance indexes, ensures the safe operation of the generation unit.

Self-organizing networks (SONs) are considered as a driving technology that aims at enhancing usage of radio resources, at simplifying network management, and at reducing cost of operation of next generation radio access networks.