"transmission operators" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to individuals or companies responsible for operating and maintaining the transmission system for electricity, gas, or other forms of energy. Example: The transmission operators are making efforts to upgrade the infrastructure in order to provide a more reliable and efficient energy supply to the region.
The National Academy of Sciences report mainly refers to less sophisticated attacks but also warns of cyberattacks or infiltration of the grid's transmission operators.
However, given the wide range of different organisations that could be involved, including water companies, transmission operators, data centres, forestry companies and a whole slew of local authorities, it would need government support to make it happen.
The group, the North American Electric Reliability Council, voted earlier this month to conduct "compliance audits" on all electric transmission operators over the next three years, including the 20 largest, which cover 80percentt of electricity generation, by June 30.
He also wants to see the crazy patchwork of local transmission operators consolidated into a few regional organisations.Although the FERC deserves some blame for snoozing as power marketers such as Enron manipulated the wholesale market for power, it has come roaring back to life under the leadership of Pat Wood.
The main impacts on electrical systems, for transmission operators, are variations of the voltage and changes of the power flows.
FERC's Standard Market Design should accommodate a performance-based regulation mechanism that is designed to align the interests of transmission operators with those of society by inducing the operator to trade off redispatch costs and the costs of investment and operations.
The Greek power system is operated by ADMIE (Independent Power Transmission Operator S.A).
The Greek natural gas transport network is operated by the Greek natural gas transmission operator DESFA [21].
State Grid emerged as the dominant transmission operator and Mr. Liu took the helm in 2004.
The major investors in the project are Google; Good Energies II, a New York-based investment partnership; the Marubeni Corporation, a Japanese trading firm;, and Elia, a Belgian transmission operator.
Britain's National Grid, the transmission operator for electricity and gas, likes the project, describing it as "Technically feasible...Politically achievable...Commercially viable".
