New IET Proceedings: Renewable Energy

rickmao

In march 2007, the IET introduced a new proceedings title to its list of journals. This is an abtract from the editorial:
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editorial
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This new IET journal could not be more timely with interest
in renewable power generation at an all time high. In recent
* y5 t) W7 Y; K" hweeks the European Union has announced a significant
increase in planned renewable energy capacity driven by
agreed and binding commitments to CO2 emissions
1 H- }7 w- p  R* xreduction, and other major economic areas including
China and India have recently announced similarly
ambitious plans. In North America, the need for sustainable
and clean energy is also being increasingly recognised.
I was approached by the IET late in 2006 to plan this
) E5 N0 x- p: i! U; o2 f# cexciting new journal, so you will appreciate that we have
# @& C3 G2 [  i2 \* I8 R5 I* ^; omoved very quickly to publish this first issue. I’m
  C! K2 X9 U4 g3 j0 N1 ]6 p# d5 {extremely grateful to all the authors and referees that have
* W! R- H+ `1 S) ]( y/ {helped in this, and also I’d like to record my appreciation
to the IET team: Stuart Govan; Lee Baldwin and
Charlotte Hammond, for their support and for cajoling me
" B" g" E% ~) d- j. A( vas necessary.
Of course there are many excellent journals out there
& S+ H+ C# M- Lcovering renewable energy, in the main focussed on specific
technologies; good examples are Wind Energy, Progress in
) o) y+ O9 b2 o1 f9 F* SPhotovoltaics, and Solar Cells and Materials, and Solar
1 v  y# q) V+ GEnergy has been in print now for over 30 years. However,
7 F1 c2 h; m! |2 w. dwe felt there was a real need for a high quality, genuinely
international journal, that covered the issues that arise
0 |" r2 B/ s7 l; Mwhen renewable energy generation sources are used, and
6 B0 g( V( b) a8 y0 galmost invariably this means that they are connected to
electricity systems. As the proportion of electricity
generated from renewable sources increases, so the
6 [! e: b) ~) p  c3 D/ @+ D8 B1 wchallenges of providing a sustainable, safe, reliable and
cost effective power system operation become apparent.
Considerable current research is aimed at these, in the
% h. l9 B( F6 N( h# N" }& @4 qmain, technical challenges – much of this is unashamedly
multi-disciplinary. I hope that IET Renewable Power
Generation (IET RPG) can capture the best of this research
1 x& b9 j  D  k0 r! t/ V6 N- C0 Wand disseminate it to the increasingly numerous and active
community of engineers and scientists both researching
the problems and implementing the new knowledge and
understanding in a commercial context.
I see IET RPG as something that I hope will be valued by
3 J; B4 m, r. bthe renewable energy community and electricity supply
4 f* n+ x  |# F. b3 T4 Kindustry together, and provide an important bridge
* m1 T& w* Q' v- [+ [& b( ?$ bbetween these two communities. All those involved
have a role to play in ensuring the quality of this journal,
and through this its success and influence on an increasingly
important sector of the economy and one key to a
; }! ~2 \3 q$ i' q5 Fsustainable and environmentally sound future.
I am very pleased to report that the IET, in agreement
with the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA),
will publish, subject to peer review, the best expanded
7 N# i. g0 U: g. K2 g' gpapers from their series of conferences that are directly
( c) A5 T0 L) M* V3 D# [7 x" g9 X# B& X2 e* ~within the scope of IET RPG. It is hoped that other
8 o1 p1 k* f: f* `# yrenewable energy associations will agree to similar
' C8 b6 d$ x4 e! V" zarrangements as we move forward.
Papers for this inaugural issue have been carefully
selected to reflect the core values of the journal, and give
a feel for its intended coverage. Of course this can only
& c7 o1 k" I5 Obe partial and I hope to see a wide diversity of challenging
research and development published in IET RPG in the
- X1 \/ \9 ?7 \7 q" Dyears to come. I confidently expect the journal to grow in
( y3 M2 k7 H8 E2 Fsize and reputation alongside the sector it seeks to represent.
I’m confident that way we have organised the journal,
/ @- I6 ~9 u. y" q8 K2 g, otogether with the first-class peer review and rapid timesto-
6 V2 O# P" H: mdecision that we offer, will encourage many you to
( A# y2 R; _. i6 z* P; {submit your work to IET RPG. Of course I welcome any
suggestions or comments that will help to improve this
new forum for your research.
1 S9 L- i/ I7 _# `
DAVID INFIELD

rickmao

The table of content

March 2007
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( z/ L3 K' @% s# Y+ g3 s4 \! ^Editorial
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$ U9 u1 R# z0 x) `Frequency support from doubly fed induction generator wind turbines
G. Ramtharan, N. Jenkins, and J.B. Ekanayake
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Virtual power plant and system integration of distributed energy resources
D. Pudjianto, C. Ramsay, and G. Strbac
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Reaction force control of a linear electrical generator for direct drive wave energy conversion
& B3 u0 ^. s* F/ M7 W9 k7 }J.K.H. Shek, D.E. Macpherson, M.A. Mueller, and J. Xiang
p. 17-24
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, S, t! v: F8 MRobust planning methodology for integration of stochastic generators in distribution grids
2 p* M0 J. R# Y# _0 f2 J7 n' g' ME. Haesen, J. Driesen, and R. Belmans
p. 25-32
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- S4 |/ x% A  ~3 eImpact of widespread photovoltaics generation on distribution systems
* w" H( L  }4 D& V$ Z0 O3 {+ gM. Thomson and D.G. Infield
p. 33-40
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& G, N0 P$ m' c4 Y- O, X4 g; ?Reducing unnecessary disconnection of renewable generation from the power system
; |" ~* `$ U# s! N/ E, h9 y5 iA. Dyko, C. Booth, O. Anaya-Lara, and G.M. Burt
p. 41-48
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; `1 d5 a( s! M" k/ qAnalysis of the combined use of wind and pumped storage systems in autonomous Greek islands
/ B' o0 N1 G2 W0 v4 F3 \. N  vG. Caralis and A. Zervos
6 D% T5 N- Z5 x8 w: yp. 49-60
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6 u. O/ d" _( fCalculation of economic transmission connection capacity for wind power generation
0 P6 D) G6 \* n: u6 ^G.W. Ault, K.R.W. Bell, and S.J. Galloway
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# p1 A1 R" `/ L/ g6 j) c, `Development of a dynamic control communication system for hybrid power systems
' b, y, M. c$ W- Z/ g- ]3 HU. Abdulwahid, J.F. Manwell, and J.G. McGowan
p. 70-80
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! \) i: J9 D. z3 s& n- j% H, pStability improvement of induction generator-based wind turbine systems
0 d. B7 \$ f# C  [Z. Chen, Y. Hu, and F. Blaabjerg
p. 81-93
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Wind turbine dynamic response–difference between connection to large utility network and isolated diesel micro-grid
; l7 R+ a$ [% m6 c) \$ sJ.A.M. Bleijs
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Electrical collector system options for large offshore wind farms
G. Quinonez-Varela, G.W. Ault, O. Anaya-Lara, and J.R. McDonald
p. 107-114
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Probabilistic three-phase load flow for unbalanced electrical distribution systems with wind farms
P. Caramia, G. Carpinelli, M. Pagano, and P. Varilone
p. 115-122
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AC and DC aggregation effects of small-scale wind generators
N. Stannard, J.R. Bumby, P. Taylor, and L.M. Cipcigan
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! J9 r& ~8 f, s" cComparative study on transient stability analysis of wind turbine generator system using different drive train models
% U3 |+ l6 z4 ?/ N2 M- i  NS.M. Muyeen, Md. Hasan Ali, R. Takahashi, T. Murata, J. Tamura, Y. Tomaki, A. Sakahara, and E. Sasano
p. 131-141
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1 ~# L$ G8 k6 [7 E. IInfluence of wind turbine behaviour on the primary frequency control of the British transmission grid
R. Pearmine, Y.H. Song, and A. Chebbo
p. 142-150
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rickmao

I am having difficulty to upload directly onto the website. I have emailed the paper to the common mail box cepsc@163.com.

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