Utilizing Dynamic Line Rating to Increase Reliability and Reduce Costs
About this episode
The episode discusses how Dynamic Line Rating can enhance grid reliability and reduce costs.
Dynamic line rating (DLR) is a Grid Enhancing Technology (GET) that measures the impact of ambient conditions on the carrying capacity of a grid. When DLR is employed network wide, it improves asset utilization, reliability, resilience, and confidence in investments. Guest host Julia Selker of Grid Strategies and Vishal Kapadia, CEO of LineVision, discuss how the successful implementation of DLR can save millions of dollars, identify grid weaknesses, and help meet the need for increased capacity.
Topics covered
- Dynamic Line Rating
- Grid Enhancing Technology
- Reliability
- Cost Reduction
Keywords
- asset utilization
- resilience
- investment confidence
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