Electricity grid: When the lights go out
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Abstract
The resilience of distribution power grids is put to the test by daily operations as well as by extreme weather events such as hurricanes. An analysis of blackout data in upstate New York now reveals that larger blackouts have a disproportionate effect on grid reliability.
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OpenAlex topics: Power System Reliability and Maintenance · Optimal Power Flow Distribution · Smart Grid Energy Management
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