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Energex
Australia
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SNC-Lavalin ECS was contracted to design, supply, install, and commission a new SCADA/DMS for Energex,
which operates and maintains the distribution network in southeastern Queensland, Australia. The scope
of work includes the delivery of GENe software, documentation and training for the new system, and testing,
field installation and adaptation services. |
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Alinta
Australia
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SNC-Lavalin ECS was contracted to perform a SCADA/DMS
GENe upgrade in Victoria, Australia and provide GENe
SCADA software for a new SCADA/GAS system in New South
Wales. The two systems will operate as an Enterprise SCADA
System. Each system will back-up the other in the case of a disaster. |
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Taipei South FDCS,
Taiwan |
The Taipei South Feeder Dispatch Control System
(FDCS) for the Taiwan Power Company will be installed in the southern district of Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan,
and includes a Satellite Control Centre as well as a Backup Control Centre. The project includes the supply and installation
of SCADA/DMS hardware and software, fibre-optic telecommunication system, substation RTUs, and more than 500 pole-top RTUs
equipped with fault passage detectors. The FDCS will be used to monitor and control the power distribution network in order
to improve the quality and reliability of service; this will be achieved primarily by the fault detection, isolation and
restoration (FDIR) application developed by SNC-Lavalin ECS. |
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Provincial Electricity
Authority,
Thailand |
SNC-Lavalin supplied six new Distribution Management
Systems (SCADA/DMS/EMS) to the Provincial Electricity
Authority (PEA) in Thailand. The PEA power system serves
more than 12 million customers, and covers 510,000 km2.
The scope of work included all computer hardware and
software, remote terminal units, communication equipment,
the construction of control centre buildings, and other
peripheral equipment. |
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Energex
Australia
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The SCADA/DMS for Energex, located in Brisbane, Australia,
includes applications for Distribution Network Application
Subsystem, a Switching Management Subsystem, a Service
Call Management Subsystem, and a Load Management Subsystem.
The system was sized to handle a network with over
400,000 devices in the distribution network model,
including over 150,000 controllable points. The main
DMS System provides access to field crews via Windows
NT® running on PCs. |
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Canal
Zone
Egypt
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SNC-Lavalin ECS supplied three turnkey hierarchical
SCADA/DMS systems to operate Canal Zone's distribution
network. The systems include a Supervisory Centre that
is linked via radio to two Distribution Control Centres,
which in turn have radio links to 99 substation RTUs
and 400 poletop RTUs. The scope of work included RTUs,
a data radio system, a completely independent voice
radio system, UPS’, civil works, security systems, and
fire protection systems.
This project was extended in 2002. |
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Alexandria Electricity
Distribution Company
Egypt
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SNC-Lavalin ECS supplied four new SCADA/DMS systems,
including telecommunication networks and remote terminal
units, for the distribution network that serves the
city of Alexandria. The scope of work included the control
centre hardware and software, a data radio network,
an independent voice radio network, UPS, civil works,
security systems, and fire-protection systems. |
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Electricidad
de Caracas
Venezuela
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The SCADA/DMS for the city of Caracas, Venezuela, monitors
and controls electricity distribution over a 1,640 square
mile area with a peak exceeding 1,600 MW. The distribution
network was modelled using a three-phase unbalanced
load flow. This network model provides the basis for
applications such as Loss Minimization, Load Balancing,
and Load Forecast to optimize distribution network capacity.
The Load Flow also detects loops and parallels. |
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AGL
Electricity
Australia
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The Distribution SCADA Master Station for AGL Electricity
(formerly Solaris Power) monitors and controls electricity
distribution over an area of 1,002 km2, including
the greater metropolitan area of Melbourne. The system
services some 234,000 customers with a peak demand of
630 MW.
The system hardware, operating system, and database
were updated in 2002. The front-end was updated and
a back-up system added in 2004. |
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Elektro Maribor
Slovenia |
SNC-Lavalin
ECS supplied a new SCADA/DMS to Elektro Maribor, one
of five publicly owned distribution centers in Slovenia.
The utility distributes electricity over 110kV, 35kV,
20kV, and 10kV networks, which together span a supply
area of 3,992 km2. The system allows the
utility to operate economically while providing superior
service to more than 187,000 customers. |
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Elektro
Gorenjska
Slovenia |
Elektro Gorenjska is one of five publicly owned distribution
Utilities in Slovenia. Located in Kranj, in the northwest
region of Slovenia, it is the second of five centres
to implement a state-of-the-art SCADA/DMS. The Utility
is responsible for the distribution of electricity over
its 110kV, 35 kV, 20kV, and 10 kV networks spanning
a supply area of 2,091 km2. The software,
hardware, and services provided by SNC-Lavalin ECS and
ENSICO will enable supervisory control, monitoring,
and distribution management of the Elektro Gorenjska
distribution network, enabling the utility to operate
economically while providing superior service to its
over 79,500 customers. |
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Reykjavik
Electricity
Iceland
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This Distribution SCADA Master Station for the Reykjavik
Electric Company monitors, controls, and manages electricity
distribution for the city of Reykjavik, Iceland. The
distribution network was modelled to include both three-phase
and single-phase connectivity. This network model provides
the basis for applications such as Loss Minimization,
Load Balancing, and Load Forecast to optimize distribution
network capacity. The load flow also detects loops and
parallels. |
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Hawaiian
Electric
United
States
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This Distribution SCADA Master Station for the Hawaiian
Electric Company Inc. monitors and controls electricity
distribution for the island of Oahu. This includes the
city of Honolulu, the largest city in Hawaii. The system
was designed with a distributed, open architecture that
maximized the use of recognized international standards
as well as commercially available off-the-shelf hardware
and software. The system includes a fully integrated
relational database. The distribution network was modelled
to include both three-phase and single-phase connectivity. |
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Public Utilities Commission of Scarborough,
Canada
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The SCADA/DMS supplied by SNC-Lavalin ECS was used to monitor and control the power distribution network in Scarborough PUC’s service territory with the objective of improving the quality and reliability of service; this was achieved primarily by the DMS applications developed by SNC-Lavalin ECS. These applications provided a means to effectively manage the operation of the distribution system in real-time, and provided planning tools that identified ways to optimize the use of the utility’s resources. |
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| Utilities worldwide are using SNC-Lavalin
ECS’s SCADA, DMS, EMS and GMS products to monitor and
control their generation, transmission and distribution
assets. SNC-Lavalin ECS systems are installed in the
following countries:
· Argentina
· Australia
· Canada
· China
· Egypt
· Finland
· Iceland
· Slovenia
· Taiwan
· Thailand
· United States
· Venezuela |
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