Duke Energy is evaluating the use of a point to point digital secondary system to reduce the amount of copper utilized in traditional substation protection designs. Physically large substations with ...

A Relay Protection Tester is designed to simulate electrical quantities such as current, voltage, frequency, and phase, allowing engineers to test protective relays under controlled conditions.

Siemens Siprotec V consolidates the functionality of up to 60 hardware-based Siprotec 5 devices in one server-based solution.

Global energy company GE Vernova announced the launch of another offering in the group's GridBeats portfolio, which features software-defined automation solutions designed to modernize electrical ...

Virtualized Protection and Control solution with Siprotec V: Siprotec V is the virtualized version of Siemens’ established Siprotec 5 protection and control device, designed for digital substations.

Bhubaneswar: IIT Bhubaneswar has successfully developed and commissioned an advanced digital substation equipped with a Centralized Monitoring and Protection (CPM) system at its 33/11 kV ...

To answer the call for a future with net-zero carbon emissions, the global energy industry is embracing the digital transformation of the power grid. Consequently, all data must be digitalized and ...

IIT-Bhubaneswar successfully developed an advanced digital substation featuring centralized monitoring and protection. Inaugurated by Vishal Kumar Dev, this initiative, under the National Perspective ...

IIT Bhubaneswar has launched its advanced digital substation, enhancing India's smart grid with real-time monitoring technology.

Contractors test voltage using “hot sticks” atop a lift at substation N on Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., June 2, 2022. (U.S. Space Force photo by Airman 1st Class Ryan Quijas) For many ...

When Superstorm Sandy sent a nearly 10-foot storm surge into Bridgeport’s South End in 2012, workers at United Illuminating’s Singer substation watched as the floodwaters crept down Atlantic Street ...