Review of SO UPS JSC events that have a significant impact on the functioning and development of global energy systems based on materials from foreign media, official websites of network/system operators
SO UPS JSC has prepared a weekly review of events that have a significant impact on the functioning and development of global energy systems (02/16/2024-02/21/2024), based on materials from foreign media and official websites of network/system operators.
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Review Topics:
- The Swedish system operator presented scenarios for the development of the power system for the period up to 2050.
- The American ISO-NE has prepared an analysis of reliability in 2024.
- The number of registered members of the consumption flexibility management service in the UK exceeded 2.2 million
- The American FERC approved the ISO-NE initiative on power market reform
- Swedish Svenska kraftnät, within the framework of a government task, is improving the process of technological connection to the national power system
- The American agency EIA plans to begin regularly collecting data on electricity consumption by mining farms in the United States
- EIB commits final €500 million tranche to Tyrrhenian Link subsea HVDC project in Italy
- The American FERC will consider an agreement between PJM Interconnection and the state of New Jersey for the development of offshore wind generation
- Thanks to the Belgian modular network in the North Sea, the Rentel wind farm continues to generate electricity
- The US Department of Energy will provide a $1.1 billion grant to keep the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in operation
- A decommissioned copper and zinc mine in Finnish Pyhäsalmi will be converted into a gravity energy storage facility
- In Hawaii, the Kapolei ESS with a capacity of 185 MW and a capacity of 565 MWh was put into operation
- Chinese Tencent commissioned a rooftop solar power plant with a capacity of 10.54 MW to supply power to a data center in Tianjin
- The German Kyon Energy plans to build an ESS with a capacity of 50 MW and a capacity of 116 MWh in the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate
- The largest virtual power plant in the country has been created in the Canadian province of Ontario.