Recomendations

Recommendation GCC Power 2014


GCC POWER 2014

Manama – Kingdom of Bahrain

 10th – 12th /11/ 2014

Conference Recommendations

 

The recommendations have focused on the importance of adapting risk assessment techniques in designing asset maintenance system in order to reduce cost, improve system response and enhance asset lifetime. In addition to reducing diesel consumption and the cost related to the transportation of fuel through the use of hybrid generation integrated with renewable resources to feed the isolated loads,

1- emerge GCC electricity market with the Arab's in order to create larger scale that eventually extends to an international market.

2- the increased number of power outages emphasizes the need for new dynamic security assessment system with possible integration with the existing SCADA/EMS systems.

3- enhancing the exiting high sophisticated central pollution station by integrating the pollution data from GCC local stations, this station would help to design the insulation levels for outdoor applications.

4- it is recommended to utilize advancement in system operations philosophies coming from new trends in technologies. Such experiences with different technologies should be captured and presented as case studies that are exchanged periodically between GCC utilities for mutual benefits.

5- establishment of a reliable communication system to play a vital role in the management of power transmission and distribution networks. Smart applications can be achieved with modern reliable design of communication networks.

Donor Members

Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, UAE

Eng. Yousif Al Ali

United Arab Emirates

Oman Electricity Transmission Co.

Eng. Ahmed Abdullah Al Rahbi

Oman

Oman Cables Industry

Mr. Mohammed Al Sumri

Oman

Collective Members

Intelligent Devices and Systems

United Arab Emirates

Al Ahleia Switchgear Co.

Kuwait

Bahra cables Company

Saudi Arabia

Riyadh Cables Group of Companies

Saudi Arabia

Midal Cables Company Limited

Bahrain