Transcription of Dynamic Line Rating - Energy
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Dynamic line Rating Report to Congress June 2019 United States Department of Energy Washington, DC 20585 Page left intentionally blank Department of Energy | June 2019 Dynamic line Rating | Page ii Message from the Assistant Secretary This report represents the United States Department of Energy s response to the House Report (H. Rep. 115-697) and Conference Report (H. Rep. 115-929) accompanying the Energy and Water, Legislative Branch, and Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act, 2019 ( 115-244). The Conference Report requested the Department to report on the potential of Dynamic line Rating systems to address congestion management and improve grid reliability and resiliency. The House Report requested that the report contain an analysis of the technologies needed to support Dynamic line Rating and any generation technologies that may benefit or be disadvantaged by implementing a Dynamic line Rating scheme.
and limitations; and (3) examines stakeholder views and impacts of implementing dynamic line rating schemes, including effects on different generation technologies. ... Balancing authorities and system operators attempt to mitigate congestion by forecasting demand and generator availability in the short term (e.g., through day-ahead and hour ...
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