Boosting Grid Efficiency: GEV Digital Dynamic Line Rating unlocks Grid Capacity

Dragan Trifunovic, Ahmadreza Malekpour

GE Vernova, United States of America

Dynamic Line Rating based Overhead Line Management Solutions on the High Voltage Distribution System

Dávid Szabó¹, Levente Rácz², Gábor Göcsei², Bálint Németh², Imre Orlay³

¹GridGuard, Hungary; ²Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary; ³MVM ÉMÁSZ Áramhálózati Kft., Hungary

Dynamic Line Rating using Hyper-local weather predictions: A case study covering 5000km Estonian transmission lines

Henri Manninen, Markus Lippus

Gridraven, Estonia

Enhanced Wind Criterion for Calculating Thermal Capacities of Transmission Lines in Summer

Marc-Olivier Roux

Hydro-Québec, Canada

A Scalable Method for Forecasting Wind and Dynamic Line Ratings Using Regional Machine Learning Models Trained on Multiple Sensor-Equipped Spans

Alexandre Baré

Ampacimon SA, Belgium

Discussion on the variability of line temperature along one span

Andrej Vilhar¹, Nika Mlinarič Hribar², Amadej Krepek¹, Frank Amand¹, Matjaž Depolli², Andrej Souvent¹, Nenad Gubeljak³, Gregor Kosec²

¹Operato, Slovenia; ²Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia; ³University of Maribor, Slovenia

Weather-Based DLR Solution Enhanced by Machine Learning

Jean THOREY, Tanguy JANSSEN, Henri SIMON

RTE, France

Development of a system for dynamic monitoring of overhead line rating

Kevin Venne, Luc Provencher, Quentin Dollon, Raphaël Rousseau-Rizzi, Pierre Van Dyke

Hydro-Québec, Canada

“Asset Digitalization meets DLR”: Synergies between a Digital Twin Representation of Overhead Line Infrastructure and Dynamic Line Rating

Josef Alois Birchbauer¹, Micaele Dos Santos¹, Martina Fritzel², Marion Baroux¹

¹Siemens Energy; ²Gridpulse