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access icon free Global power grid interconnection for sustainable growth: concept, project and research direction

  • Author(s): Syed Furqan Rafique 1, 2, 3 ; Pei Shen 3 ; Zhe Wang 3 ; Rizwan Rafique 1, 2 ; Tahir Iqbal 4 ; Salman Ijaz 5 ; Umair Javaid 5
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  • Source: Volume 12, Issue 13, 31 July 2018, p. 3114 – 3123
    DOI:  10.1049/iet-gtd.2017.1536 , Print ISSN 1751-8687, Online ISSN 1751-8695
© The Institution of Engineering and Technology
Received 02/10/2017, Accepted 18/04/2018, Revised 04/04/2018, Published 27/04/2018

Transcontinental grid interconnection and clean energy development for sustainability are the prime objectives to address through global energy interconnection (GEI) platform. Key issues can be solved through GEI such as environmental pollution, climate change, resources scarcity and unbalanced development. The growing concern of fossil fuel depletion leads to the exploitation of renewable energy which is mostly located on Arctic and Equator zones. This study addresses about the importance, current projects and research directions of clean energy, smart grid, ultra-high voltage transmission, grid interconnection trends around the world in order to globally interconnect the future grid. The review results provide comprehensive background knowledge to all the researchers in order to investigate further into the field.

Inspec keywords: power system interconnection; smart power grids

Other keywords: climate change; global power grid interconnection; transcontinental grid interconnection; resources scarcity; renewable energy; unbalanced development; GEI platform; global energy interconnection platform; environmental pollution; smart grid; fossil fuel depletion; clean energy development; ultra-high voltage transmission; sustainable growth

Subjects: Power system management, operation and economics

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