Objectives
In the general context of sustainable development, the conference will focus on eco-design of electrical equipment in connection with the development of renewable energies and energy efficiency.
The evolution of their constituent materials and their inclusion in the current and future power grids show prospective. The time frame tied to that context justifies the consideration of technical and economic constraints to investment, operating costs and recycling.
Topics
I - Materials
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Ecological impact of electrical engineering materials (insulation, conductor, magnetic)
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Existing materials performance improvement
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Low environmental impact materials
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New materials : nano-materials , superconductive
II - Equipment
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Ecological impact of electrical equipment (Production, Transmission, Distribution, Use)
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Motors & Generators
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Motors & Generators
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Transformers
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Transformers
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Circuit breakers
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Circuit breakers
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Limiting current/voltage devices
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Limiting current/voltage devices
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Power electronics converters
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Power electronics converters
III - Grids & Renewable energy
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Insertion constraints of equipment in the grid
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Public & Isolated grids
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Public & Isolated grids
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Smart Grids
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Smart Grids
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Photovoltaic production
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Photovoltaic production
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Wind farms (on & off-shore)
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Wind farms (on & off-shore)
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Energy storage
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Energy storage
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Hydro-electricity
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Hydro-electricity
IV - Economics and Regulations
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Life cycle management of the networks considering regulation aspects and environmental impacts through economic approaches
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Eco-design
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Limitation of non-renewable materials
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Life cycle forecast
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Maintenance strategies
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Technical-and- economic assessment
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Regulations
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End of life management
V - Energy Efficiency
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Review the potential energy efficiency improvement
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Size and nature of network losses
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Economic potential of loss-saving
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Barriers and incentives to minimise losses
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Considering the losses in the network design
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