Power Grids

The intersection of solar activity and Earth’s magnetic field has long been a subject of scientific inquiry, particularly due to its potential impact on critical technologies. A recent study published in ‘Space Weather’ has shed light on this pressin

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have simulated and analyzed geomagnetically induced currents (GIC) affecting the Shandong 500 kV power grid, revealing critical vulnerabilities that could have significant implications for energy infrastructure.

In an era where the energy sector increasingly relies on technological advancements to bolster resilience, a new study from the University of Reading could revolutionize how power grid operators manage risks associated with geomagnetically induced cu

Recent research published in the journal ‘Space Weather’ has shed light on the critical relationship between geomagnetically induced currents (GICs) and the monitoring of geomagnetic disturbances (GMD) through magnetometer arrays. Led by Stavros Dimi

Recent research has unveiled a significant and previously overlooked factor in the vulnerability of power grids and other infrastructure to extreme space weather events. Conducted by Fiona Simpson from the School of Ocean

Recent research led by Ehsan Tavabi from the Physics Department at Payame Noor University in Tehran sheds light on the intricate relationship between solar activity and global warming, with significant implications for the energy sector. Published in

Recent advancements in solar research have unveiled significant insights into the behavior of our Sun, particularly focusing on phenomena like fast solar jets and coronal mass ejections (CMEs). A new paper authored by Sima Zeighami from the Departmen

In an era where electrified railways are evolving towards higher speeds and heavier loads, managing peak power demands has become a pressing challenge for traction substations. Researchers at Central South University, led by Fangyuan Zhou, have intro

The rise of smart grids, a cornerstone of modern energy systems, is accompanied by significant cybersecurity challenges that could have far-reaching commercial implications for the energy sector. A recent study published in the journal ‘Energies’ del

In a significant advancement for the energy sector, researchers have unveiled a new method for estimating the tension in overhead power lines, a key factor in ensuring the reliability of power transmission systems. The study, led by Sang-Hyun Kim fro