CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MANAGEMENT OF WIND POWER IN ROMANIA. THE ABSORPTION SEN WIND ENERGY 2013. ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFACE

Nowadays, Romania confronts with a storm of the already implemented projects or in development as regards the wind and photovoltaic power plants, located to a great extent in Dobrogea, an area where the power consumption is low. Also, the capacities of discharge power lines on this area are limited....

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Published in:Carpathian journal of electrical engineering 2014-12, Vol.8 (1), p.96-105
Main Authors: Joian, Radu, Horgoş, Mircea, Grama, Alin, Palaghiţă, Niculaie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alternative energy sources
Electric power generation
Electricity distribution
Energy management
installed capacity in wind power plants
management an dispatch control of power plants based on RES
Measurement techniques
Nuclear power plants
Organizational structure
Power consumption
Power lines
Power plants
Publishing
Wind power
wind power capacity penetration level
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Summary:Nowadays, Romania confronts with a storm of the already implemented projects or in development as regards the wind and photovoltaic power plants, located to a great extent in Dobrogea, an area where the power consumption is low. Also, the capacities of discharge power lines on this area are limited. Compare with the wind power plants, the photovoltaic power plants have a more uniform spreading in the country. A great importance have the aspects that concerns the level where the wind power plants penetrates the National Power System. Considering the practice used in EU countries, which have a high penetration potential of the renewable energy in the National Power System, Romania needs to reorganize the current structure taking into account the adopting of one organizational structure dedicated in that meaning. As follows, there are presented a number of solutions to be adopted for this purpose.
ISSN:1843-7583
1843-7583