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by Derek Stenclik of Telos Energy, deals
with the planning aspects of measuring
and providing resource
adequacy in a system
transitioning from deterministic
to more stochastic
behavior.
The third article, " HyTransmission,
the critical link that
brid Resources, " led by
Mark Ahlstrom of Next Era
Energy, offers an insightful
look into the future
of hybrid resources. The
research agenda of the
founding system operators of the Global
Power System Transformation consortium
is presented in the fourth article, led
by Mark O'Malley, currently on assignment
with Energy Systems Integration
Group (ESIG); it is " Enabling Power System
Transformation Globally. "
The changing
generation mix
will also force
a redefinition
of resource
adequacy.
holds the electrical system together,
is covered in the fifth
article, " Transmission
Planning for 100% Clean
Electricity, " led by Debra
Lew of ESIG. The
sixth reports on a scenario
looking at a 90%
clean electric system by
2035. The article, " Carbon-Free
Energy, " was
led by Ric O'Connell,
GridLab. It is one example
of a recent series of studies examining
similar scenarios.
The increasingly important role of
forecasting and market operation is
covered in an article led by Jack Fox
of Australian Energy Market Operator,
" Forecasting and Market Design
Advances. " The eighth, " Variable Renewable
Energy Integration, " is led by
Hannele Holttinen of Recognis, who
also leads International Energy Agency
Wind Task 25 on grid integration
around the world. The closing " In My
View " column, " Electricity Market, "
is by Peter Markussen of Energinet
in Denmark.
As always, we want to express our
appreciation to the editor-in-chief and
IEEE staff for their patience and support.
We began this labor of love with
Mel Olken many years ago, continued
it with Mike Henderson, and are currently
working with Steve Widergren.
Maria Proetto has been a stalwart supporter
throughout and now with the able
assistance of Susan O'Bryan. Thank
you, one and all.
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