Project features
Start:
End:
Feb 2021
Aug 2024
Location:
Client:
Uzbekistan
ACWA Power
ACWA Power signed an investment agreement with the MoE to design, finance, build and operate two wind farms - Bash WPP and Dzhankeldy WPP - in the Bukhara region, Uzbekistan with a total installed capacity of ca.1 GW. The proposed project sites of Bash & Dzhankeldy WPP are located approximately 30 km west of Kokcha and approximately 7 km west of Ayakguzhumdy, respectively. The Client hired Juru to conduct Power Evacuation & Grid Compliance Studies along with Electrical Interconnection Facility (EIF) Design and provide support in obtaining necessary permissions from national TSO to connect wind farms to the grid (Technical Conditions).
Services provided
Task 1: Defining Study conditions
- Refine demand, generation growth forecast and validate assumptions;
- Upgrade transmission model in DigSilent Power Factory for the Studies
- Develop and approve ToR for the Studies with the Client and NEGU
Task 2: Selection of interconnection options and conducting Steady–State Studies
- Evaluation and shortlisting of interconnection options (2 -3)
- Load flow analysis, contingency analysis, and voltage sensitivity analysis
- Reactive power compensation study for basic and optional cos phi envelope against grid requirements
- Placement of Shunt reactors, fault and short circuit ratio calculation analysis
- Presentation of the study findings to the Client and NEGU and selection of a single interconnection option
Task 3: Grid Compliance Studies for the selected connection scheme
- Transient Studies - voltage and frequency ride-through capability assessment for type 3 and type 4 of WTG
- Collector design modelling in DigSilent Power Factory
- Power Quality Analysis (harmonic and flicker studies)
- Reactive power capability assessment for defining compensation devices to meet Grid Code requirements
- PQ Analysis
Task 4: Stability studies
- Transfer capacity analysis for bottleneck interconnections in NW and SW power areas of UZB PS after interconnection of concerning wind farms
- Analysis of WF impact on the dynamic stability and selection of Emergency Control Automation functions
Task 5: 500 kV AIS conceptual design
- Development of SLD and BoQ for 500 kV Bash and Dzhankeldy AIS
- Development of Bash switchyard solution to factor in possible project delays and the possibility of independent projects implementation
- Development of relay protection (RP), Emergency Control Automatics (ECA) principles and SLDs
- Development of telecommunication architecture concept for transfer of command and signals to the national control center, signal exchange between RP and ECA equipment
- Task 6: Support in the development and approval of Technical Conditions for interconnection of WF