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Early warning and proactive control strategies for power blackouts caused by gas network malfunctions

Engineering and Technology

Early warning and proactive control strategies for power blackouts caused by gas network malfunctions

F. Yu, Q. Guo, et al.

Gas-fired generators play an essential role in achieving net-zero energy systems. This research by Fengshuo Yu and colleagues introduces an innovative gas-electric early warning system and proactive control strategy designed to prevent power blackouts caused by gas network failures. The system's efficacy is validated by thorough case studies from a Chinese gas-electricity system.

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