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Electric Grid Impacts of Geomagnetic Disturbances Short Course

October 30-31, 2024

Center for Infrastructure Renewal, Texas A&M University System

1041 RELLIS Parkway, Bryan TX 77807

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Short Course “Primer on the Planning and Operation of Large-Scale Electric Grids” Will Be Held at TAMUS on February 4-6, 2025

Electricity is the lifeblood of our modern society, and for most this electricity is supplied by large-scale, interconnected electric grids. …

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New DOE CESER Project “Preventing Wildfire Ignition from Powerline Equipment Failures Using ML-Based Classification of Real-Time Electrical Measurements”

Powerline-caused wildfires can occur when powerline equipment fails, creating ignition mechanisms. These mechanisms include melting devices, burning particles dropping from…

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DOE CESER Project Awarded for Developing a Natural Hazard and Large Language Model Enhanced Electric Grid Planning Tool

We are amid a massive change in our energy infrastructure as we move towards 100% clean electric energy. It is…

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