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Impact of electrical power congestion and diverse transmission congestion issues in the electricity sector

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In general, electrical energy is considered as one of the indispensible energies that plays a significant role in the expansion of economic level all over the world. On the other hand, the electrical sector has gone through rapid changes and they are highly a centralized sector containing a federal authority control which offers few options in both investments as well as operations. With a variation in the load demand, the efficiency, reliability as well as the effectiveness of the supply system turned out to be a huge issue. Hence, it is necessary to bring the segregation of inconstancy, usefulness, as well as worth of the power sector. By the segmentation of every industrial as well as profitable centre, the reforms based on diverse business units are apprehended. Therefore, this paper focused on the issues as well as impacts of electrical power congestion thereby discussing diverse transmission congestion issues and events that in the electricity sector. The technical coordination considers generation MW increment or decrement, stabilizing grid frequency and managing the MVAr requirements. Also, this paper focuses on minimizing network violation by meticulously studying the sub-system parameter, which is decoupled into several sub-problems.

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Mishra, S., Samal, S.K. Impact of electrical power congestion and diverse transmission congestion issues in the electricity sector. Energy Syst 15, 767–779 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12667-022-00560-1

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