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Release: Energex '84 - Exhibitors from Canada, Denmark, Hungary, United States and China among those registered for international energy conference and exposition
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Release: Energex '84 - Government of Saskatchewan commits $50,000 to Energex '84, international energy conference and exposition to take place in Regina
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Release: Energex '84 - Rene Ortiz to attend Canada's second international energy exposition and conference in Regina
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Authors stand by recommendation on water heating
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Valuing the impact of residential photovoltaics and batteries on network electricity losses: An Australian case study
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Analysis and Visualization of Natural Threats Against the Security of Electricity Transmission System
Get PDFElectricity is one of the crucial energies of modern society, but it is greatly threatened by various kinds of menaces, especially natural hazards. Although they rarely happen, their occurrence may hugely affect the operation of power system. In this paper, we firstly, according the impact on power systems, classify natural threats into two categories (natural disasters and extreme weather conditions) and several subcategories (geological, hydrological, meteorological and climatological). Then the changes in natural threats to power systems and their trends during recent decades are discussed, along with a review of events that pose natural threats to the power system. Finally, the georeferenced model based on the Italy transmission system for natural threats analysis is presented
