A few examples from a wider body of work for TSOs, DNOs, developers and OEMs. Most client work is confidential, so we name a client only when the work is already public.
We are doing all of the PSCAD and PowerFactory work for ET Fuels’ first-mover e-methanol project on the US Gulf Coast, which also includes an eSAF (methanol-to-jet) route. The project is in FEED.
For a synchronous generation plant we built a full EMT model in PSCAD, covering the machine, excitation, stabiliser and protection. We compared it first with PowerFactory, then with measurements from the real units.
A battery plant connecting in Great Britain had to show NESO that it was stable and rode through faults. We produced all of the evidence from one PSCAD model.
Wide-area RMS models are too big to convert to EMT as they are. Our toolkit cleans and reduces them, then places the study boundary where the reduced model’s impedance scan matches the full network.
We modelled the Balearic Islands transmission network in PSCAD. The work was published at CIGRE 2024.
A QMerse workflow around PowerFactory and Python. Agents plan the study, run it, rank the reinforcement options, screen compliance and draft the report. An engineer signs off every step.
Plant below 132 kV could supply inertia, system strength and damping, but it has never been qualified to. We are building the evidence, the model and a scorecard a transmission operator can buy against.
