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    Brazilian Electric Energy Industry Model:Brazilian Electric Energy Industry Model:Protection,Protection, Control,Control, and Monitoringand Monitoring

    RequirementsRequirements for Fosteringfor FosteringResponsibleResponsible CompetitionCompetition

    Actual Trends in DevelopmentActual Trends in Development ofofPower System Protection and AutomationPower System Protection and Automation

    33 77 JuneJune 2013, Yekaterinburg2013, Yekaterinburg

    Copyright SEL 2012

    Jorge Miguel Ordacgi F.Jorge Miguel Ordacgi F.

    On Behalf of Brazilian SC B5On Behalf of Brazilian SC B5

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    BRAZILBRAZIL

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    A Fast GrowingA Fast Growing Market for Manufacturers ofMarket for Manufacturers ofSecondary SystemSecondary System (SS) Solutions(SS) Solutions

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    600 kV DC

    Madeira Complex =6,450 MW, 2,375 km

    Belo Monte =11,231 MW, 2,500 km DC

    BR Power SystemBR Power System IsIs Growing FastGrowing Fast

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    Araraquara

    440 kV

    N. Iguau (RJ)

    Rio Branco

    Araraquara

    Rio Verde

    Back-to-back 2x400MW

    305 km

    500 kV

    230 kV

    +600kV

    600km

    Madeira

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    Regardless of GrowthRegardless of Growth

    Technologies in ServiceTechnologies in Service

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    Regardless of GrowthRegardless of Growth

    Technologies in ServiceTechnologies in Service

    Electro-

    mechanical

    51%

    Static

    Digital

    30%

    SS Technologies In Service - 2011

    5

    Ele ctromechanical 18016Static 6491

    Digital 10560

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    19%

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    Regardless of GrowthRegardless of GrowthRated Voltage 138 kV

    Technologies in ServiceTechnologies in Service

    Electro-

    mechanical

    51%

    Static

    Digital

    30%

    SS Technologies In Service - 2011

    Analog

    70%

    Digital

    30%

    Digital versus Analog SS

    24,50724,507 newnew

    6

    Ele ctromechanical 18016Static 6491

    Digital 10560

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    19%

    secondarysecondarysystems aresystems areneeded!needed!

    NumberNumberof bays!of bays!

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    TechnologicalTechnological EvolutionEvolution

    WhatWhat about relay to relay communications?about relay to relay communications?

    WhatWhat aboutabout the IECthe IEC 6185061850 standardstandard?? WhatWhat would be the best way to cope withwould be the best way to cope with

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    Performance of Protection SchemesPerformance of Protection Schemes

    for Power System Eventsfor Power System Events5.5%

    3.8%

    4.9%

    4.3% 4.3%

    3.9%

    4.4%

    4.0%

    3.7%4.0%

    5.0%

    6.0%

    age

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    3.3%.

    0.0%

    1.0%

    2.0%

    3.0%

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

    Perc

    ent

    Refusal

    No Data

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    Performance of Protection SchemesPerformance of Protection Schemes

    for Accidental Trippingfor Accidental Tripping

    8%

    10%

    12%

    8.2%

    9.5%

    10.9%

    9.6%

    7.5%

    8.9% 9.0%

    7.6% 7.7%

    6.9%

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    0%

    2%

    4%

    6%

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

    5.8%

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    AccidentalAccidental TrippingsTrippings CausedCaused byby

    HumanHuman ErrorsErrors

    2.5%

    3.0%

    3.5%

    4.0%

    3.0%

    3.3%

    3.5%

    2.5%

    2.8%

    3.0%

    2.6%

    2.2% 2.1%2.2%

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    0.0%

    0.5%

    1.0%

    1.5%

    2.0%

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

    1.9%

    PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL TRIPPINGSPERCENTAGE OF TOTAL TRIPPINGSRelay Protect

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    AccidentalAccidental TrippingsTrippings CausedCaused byby

    HumanHuman ErrorsErrors

    25%

    30%

    35%

    40%36.0%

    34.7%

    32.0%

    25.9%

    36.9%

    33.5%

    29.2%28.3% 27.6%

    32.2%31.8%

    11PERCENTAGE OF ACCIDENTAL TRIPPINGSPERCENTAGE OF ACCIDENTAL TRIPPINGS

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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    EvolutionEvolution of Protectionof Protection PerformancePerformance

    What have we learned from the recentWhat have we learned from the recentblackouts?blackouts?

    SPSSPS or SIPS? Just a matter ofor SIPS? Just a matter of alphabetalphabetsoup?soup?

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    BenchmarkingBenchmarking or goals?or goals?

    AreAre benchmarking figures reallybenchmarking figures really

    comparablecomparable??

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    ANAN

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    yellow black

    otherhydroplant blue green

    #1 #2

    Busbar 1

    Lack of ClearLack of Clear Breaker FailureBreaker Failure AlarmAlarm

    Breaker

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    Busbar 2

    Local Generators

    Line #1Protection

    RestoredBF

    Line #1Protection

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    RemarksRemarks

    The old static device should have been timelyThe old static device should have been timelyreplaced with a modern digital line protectionreplaced with a modern digital line protection

    relay!relay! There should have been more information andThere should have been more information and

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    ,,thereby avoiding the loss of the secondthereby avoiding the loss of the secondbusbar section!busbar section!

    Is there any better practice within otherIs there any better practice within otherutilities?utilities?

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    If...If...

    There is adequate balance between dataThere is adequate balance between dataandand informationinformation

    Information isInformation is provided toprovided to devices, systemsdevices, systemsand operators at higher levels along theand operators at higher levels along theo erationalo erational hierarchhierarch

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    Local devices and systems are part of aLocal devices and systems are part of asystemic distributed PCMsystemic distributed PCM systemsystem

    All parts have been conceived to be fullyAll parts have been conceived to be fullytested, enhanced andtested, enhanced and optimizedoptimized

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    Then...Then...

    ThereThere is ais a SECONDARY SYSTEMSECONDARY SYSTEMMODERN SOLUTION (SSMS)MODERN SOLUTION (SSMS)

    Utility engineering staff shall provideUtility engineering staff shall providethorough specification, design (project) andthorough specification, design (project) andbiddin rocessbiddin rocess

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    Manufacturers shall be invited to workManufacturers shall be invited to workcloser to the utilitycloser to the utility

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    The Brazilian Electric EnergyThe Brazilian Electric Energy

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    Industry ModelIndustry Model

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    Industry ModelsIndustry Models

    Energy OperationPlanning PEN

    Monthly OperationProgram PMO

    Daily Scheduling Generation

    Modernization Plan

    PMIS

    Basic Grid and DIT

    Expansion andReinforcement Plan

    Evaluation ofCMO and PLDDevelopment of Models, Criteria,Methodologies, and Systems

    HydroResour

    cesand

    Meteoro

    ly

    Rock & roll drum solos,Rock & roll drum solos,politicians, and industrypoliticians, and industry

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    Annual ElectricPlanning PEL QuadrimesterElectric Planning Monthly ElectricPlanning

    Protection &Control

    Open Access

    Studies

    Electric Safety Reinforcement Pre-OperationalStudies, Comissioning,

    Recomposition, Controllers, Optimization,Operating Reserve, AGC, AncillaryServices

    Operation:

    Pre, RT, & Post

    Disturbances AnalysisAdministration,

    Accounting, & Settlement

    of T Services & Charges

    Conso

    lidationofLoad

    Forecast

    mo e s are somew amo e s are somew alike tsunamis.like tsunamis.They always leave someThey always leave some

    destruction behind!destruction behind!

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    Industry Models

    ProtectionEngineers

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    BR Electric Energy Industry ModelBR Electric Energy Industry Model

    EPNC

    EIMC MEM ERE

    EPNCEnergy Policy NationalCouncil

    Energy Policy & MatrixLaws #10.848/2004 & #10.847/2004

    MEMMines & Energy Ministry

    Energy Policy

    EERAElectric Energy

    Regulatory Agency

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water - WRA

    Oil - ORA

    EPNCEnergy Policy NationalCouncil

    Energy Policy & MatrixLaws #10.848/2004 & #10.847/2004

    MEMMines & Energy Ministry

    Energy Policy

    EERAElectric Energy

    Regulatory Agency

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water WRA

    Oil ORA

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    AgentsG T FCD C

    IM/EX

    ISO EETCEERA

    OPERATIONAL AREA

    EREEnergy ResearchEnterprise

    Expansion Planning

    EIMCElectric IndustryMonitoring Committee

    Energy Supply Security

    Electric Energy TradingChamber

    Trading

    ONS (ISO)Electric System NationalOperator

    Bulk PowerSystem Operation

    EREEnergy ResearchEnterprise

    Expansion Planning

    EIMCElectric IndustryMonitoring Committee

    Energy Supply Security

    Electric Energy TradingChamber

    Trading

    ONS (ISO)Electric System NationalOperator

    Bulk PowerSystem Operation

    WHO, ME?WHO, ME?

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    EPNC

    EIMC MEM ERE

    EPNCEnergy Policy NationalCouncilDec. #3520/2000

    Energy Policy & MatrixLaws #10.848/2004 & #10.847/2004

    MEMMines & Energy Ministry

    Energy Policy

    EERAElectric Energy

    Regulatory AgencyLaw #9427/1996

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water - WRA

    Oil - ORA

    EPNCEnergy Policy NationalCouncilDec. #3520/2000

    Energy Policy & MatrixLaws #10.848/2004 & #10.847/2004

    MEMMines & Energy Ministry

    Energy Policy

    EERAElectric Energy

    Regulatory AgencyLaw #9427/1996

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water - WRA

    Oil - ORA

    PenaltiesPenalties vs.vs. StimulusStimulusEERA

    Electric EnergyRegulatory Agency

    Law #9427/1996

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water - WRA

    Oil - ORA

    EERAElectric Energy

    Regulatory AgencyLaw #9427/1996

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    AgentsG T FCD C

    IM/EX

    ISO EETCEERA

    OPERATIONAL AREA

    EREEnergy ResearchEnterpriseDec. #5184/2004

    Expansion Planning

    EIMCElectric IndustryMonitoring CommitteeDec. #5175/2004

    Energy Supply Security

    Electric Energy TradingChamberDec. #5177/2004

    Trading

    ONS (ISO)Electric System NationalOperator

    Dec. #5081/2004

    Bulk PowerSystem Operation

    EREEnergy ResearchEnterpriseDec. #5184/2004

    Expansion Planning

    EIMCElectric IndustryMonitoring CommitteeDec. #5175/2004

    Energy Supply Security

    Electric Energy TradingChamberDec. #5177/2004

    Trading

    ONS (ISO)Electric System NationalOperator

    Dec. #5081/2004

    Bulk PowerSystem Operation

    Regulation & Supervision

    Water WRA

    Oil ORA

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    WhereWhere Does FundingDoes Funding CCome Fromome From??

    GenerationGeneration29.5%29.5%

    TransmissionTransmission4.6%4.6%

    DistributionDistribution22.1%22.1%

    Industry ChargesIndustry Charges9.1%9.1%

    TaxesTaxes34.7%34.7%

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    Passive SpectatorPassive Spectator vs. Activevs. Active PlayerPlayer

    PASSIVE SPECTATOR

    What is my problem?

    What are my goals?

    ACTIVE PLAYER

    My problem is keeping SSoptimized!

    My goals are optimizing SS

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    BEEIM does not impose thistask/responsibility to me!

    systemic viewpoints!BEEIM allows me to do so!

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    Planning SSMS of the FuturePlanning SSMS of the Future

    A forum to deal with SSMS shall allow:A forum to deal with SSMS shall allow:

    Participation of all industry segmentsParticipation of all industry segments

    Open discussion within democratic environmentOpen discussion within democratic environment

    Production of:Production of:

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    White papersWhite papers

    Technical guidesTechnical guides

    Checks by the International PCM CommunityChecks by the International PCM Community

    Grid Procedure updates accordingGrid Procedure updates accordingto BEEIMto BEEIM

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    Planning SSMS of the FuturePlanning SSMS of the Future

    BrazilianBrazilianCIGR SC B5CIGR SC B5

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    Protection andProtection andAutomation isAutomation isTHE FORUM!THE FORUM!

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    Planning SSMS of the FuturePlanning SSMS of the Future

    SC B5 OffersSC B5 Offers UtilitiesUtilities

    ISOISO Research CentersResearch Centers

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    UniversitiesUniversities Consulting CompaniesConsulting Companies

    ManufacturersManufacturers

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    And who is the boss?

    TheThe

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    operator!operator!

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    ResponsibleResponsible Competition NowCompetition Now

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    Responsible CompetitionResponsible Competition

    CompetitionCompetitionshall take placeshall take place

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    power systempower system(PS) security(PS) security

    conditions!conditions!

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    How PS SecurityHow PS Security IsIs DealtDealt With TodayWith Today

    Operation planningOperation planning

    SchedulingScheduling

    SIPSSIPS

    Risk mana ementRisk mana ement

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    system issystem issecure withoutsecure without

    SSMS!SSMS!

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    HowHow SSMS Shall BeSSMS Shall Be Improved toImproved to

    CopeCope WithWith PS Security OptimizationPS Security OptimizationSYSTEMIC APPROACHSYSTEMIC APPROACH SYSTEMATIC APPROACHSYSTEMATIC APPROACH

    A DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING DIGITAL SYSTEM FROM SS TO NCCA DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING DIGITAL SYSTEM FROM SS TO NCC

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    INFORMATION

    DATA

    NCC

    RCCs

    GCCs, TCC& DCCs

    STATIONLEVEL

    BAY LEVEL

    IEDs PHYSICAL LEVEL

    NCCNational Control Center

    ISO

    RCCsRegional Control Center

    G, T & DControl Centers

    Utilities

    Substations and PowerPlants

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    How SSMS Shall Be Improved toHow SSMS Shall Be Improved to

    CopeCope WithWith PS Security OptimizationPS Security Optimization

    STATION

    CommandsPositions

    EventsAlarms

    PhasorsCommandsPositions

    NetworkControl

    WAMPACIEC 61850

    IEEE 1588

    Benefitting fromBenefitting from free functional allocation,free functional allocation,seamless communication and otherseamless communication and other

    Implementing aImplementing a global structure forglobal structure forprotection, monitoring and control data andprotection, monitoring and control data and

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    FilesParameters

    Maintenance

    PROCESS LANIEEE 1588

    IEC 61850

    evolutionevolutioninformation (D&Iinformation (D&I))

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    PS S iPS S i U dU d SSMS Vi iSSMS Vi i

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    PS SecurityPS Security UnderUnder SSMS ViewpointSSMS Viewpoint

    Utilities and ISO

    SSMS shall

    Allow optimized functional

    Ease PS operation

    Manufacturers

    SSMS must

    Be updated in terms of

    Integrate SS & CC

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    BE ECONOMICAL!

    Offer highest possible

    availability

    Assure best security vs.dependability

    BE ECONOMICAL!

    Be future-proof

    Be conceived underrealistic perspective

    MUTUALDEPENDENCE

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    PS S iPS S i U dU d SSMS Vi iSSMS Vi i

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    PS SecurityPS Security UnderUnder SSMS ViewpointSSMS Viewpoint

    Then, utilities mayThen, utilities maycompetecompete

    But qualifiedBut qualifiedmanufacturersmanufacturers

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    each industryeach industry

    segment: G, T & D!segment: G, T & D!s a compe e ws a compe e wresponsibilityresponsibility

    when providingwhen providing

    SSMS!SSMS!

    Utilities mustUtilities must

    reinforcereinforceresponsibilityresponsibility

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    Lifecycle Costs ofLifecycle Costs of SSMSSSMS

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    InnovativeInnovative EngineeringEngineering

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    Di ti t ViDi ti t Vi SSSS Lif l C tLif l C t

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    Distinct Views onDistinct Views on SSSS Lifecycle CostsLifecycle Costs

    Lifecycle Issues Utilities Ownership

    Governmental Private

    Large Small

    Engineering High, but fading away High Low

    Acquisition Costs A budget for SS A budget for Idem turnkey

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    the installation projects

    MaintenanceCosts

    Not computed Effective costapproach

    What?

    Shortage ofRevenue

    Not computed Imposes feedback to SSprocess

    LCC Evaluation No regular process so far!

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    Hidden CostsHidden Costs

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    Hidden CostsHidden Costs

    Issue

    Too many SSES

    Too dissimilar SSEngineering Solutions

    (SSES)

    Hidden Costs

    No gain with large-scaleapplication of each optimized

    Same mistake will causetrouble more than once

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    How long shall a SS last?

    IEC 61850 implementation

    Excessive separationbetween PCM andoperational functions

    Poor SSES leads to poorpower system security

    Only pays off if applied inlarge scale

    Duplication of correlatefunctions & distinct results RISK OF LITIGATION

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    Tuning of Practices forTuning of Practices for

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    ComplianceCompliance

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    Tuning of PracticesTuning of Practices

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    Tuning of PracticesTuning of Practices

    SSMS specificationSSMS specification

    Testing of SSMS and the whole digitalTesting of SSMS and the whole digital

    system from process level up to the nationalsystem from process level up to the nationalcontrol centercontrol center

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    omp ance w an g o aomp ance w an g o aimplementationimplementation

    Frequent exchange of engineering solutionsFrequent exchange of engineering solutions

    Closing the loop through permanent SSClosing the loop through permanent SSperformance evaluationperformance evaluation

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    Conclusions

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    ConclusionsConclusions

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    ConclusionsConclusions

    SSMS are feasible within any electricSSMS are feasible within any electricenergy industry modelenergy industry model

    SSMS are no longer standaloneSSMS are no longer standalone The competition among utilities within eachThe competition among utilities within each

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    n us ry segmen s a s ar a ern us ry segmen s a s ar a erassuring power system securityassuring power system security

    Manufacturers shall be stimulated toManufacturers shall be stimulated to

    acknowledge the importance of SSMS andacknowledge the importance of SSMS andcompete with responsibilitycompete with responsibility

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    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!THANK YOU VERY MUCH!I dont think it will beI dont think it will bewise to become anwise to become an

    electrical engineer...electrical engineer...

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