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Book 2013 from the .Encyclopedia of Sustainability Science and Technology., this book provides a detailed introduction to select key topics which span energy technology, engineering, and urban planning. Worldwide experts discuss the integration of electric energy infrastructure into the broader critical infr

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Electrical Transmission Systems and Smart Grids, Introduction,he load centers (residential areas, manufacturing facilities, business centers or a combination thereof). Those networks are probably among the largest human-made engineering systems – the transmission network in the United States covers over 300,000km of lines and is served by 500 companies (electr

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Renewable Generation, Integration of,tion sources to play a significant role in the electricity system. The impacts are mostly due to variable generation (VG), like wind and solar power. Historically these technologies have been labeled as intermittent generation, but recent trends prefer the label variable generation. Variable generat

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Transmission Blackouts: Risk, Causes, and Mitigation,ckout’s beginning to a single incident (e.g., transmission line sagging into a tree), cascading outages are the result of multiple low-probability events occurring in unanticipated or unintended sequence. The likelihood of power system disturbances escalating into a large-scale cascading outage incr

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Wide Area Monitoring, Protection and Control,ower. Most generators in modern power systems produce alternating currents and voltages (AC) which are then transmitted over appropriate distances to supply loads. It is economical to transmit power at higher voltages in order to limit losses in the transmission lines.

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Energy and Water Interdependence, and Their Implications for Urban Areas,ople’s quality of life within the means of nature”. The United Nations’ World Commission on Environment and Development (the Brundtland Commission) defined sustainable development as “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their

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