NYPA new application monitors grid stress
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) has developed a monitoring and analytics application that uses phasor measurements unit (PMU) data to monitor its grid network in real-time; hence, real time assessment of the electric grid stress and forward intelligence about problems to system operators.
“The application provides operators with intelligence on fast detection of line outages, and grid stress levels and limits including voltage stability margins and phase angle limits,” said the authority in a statement.
This project is part of the authority’s VISION2030 strategic plan that aims to accelerate its digitisation.
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