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Civil and Infrastructure Engineering is a field that encompasses competences such as geology, geotechnics, hydraulics, structural engineering and construction management. Civil engineering supports human activity and safety in sectors such as infrastructure, electric power generation and transmission, oil and gas, seismic and hydrogeological risk management, transport and urban communities. ISMES, CESI’s specialist civil engineering company, […]
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ENERGY UNDERSECR. VISITS CESI
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ENERGY UNDERSECR. VISITS CESI
​Milan, May 10, 2019 – Today Mr Davide Crippa, Under-Secretary of State for energy at the Italian Ministry of Economic Development is visiting CESI and RSE headquarters in Milan. In the current phase of unprecedent change in the energy industry, it is increasingly important to establish a continuous dialogue between institutions and important energy players. […]
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CESI ME Signs Agreement with the GCCIA
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CESI ME Signs Agreement with the GCCIA
​CESI Middle East has signed an important agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council Interconnection Authority (GCCIA). The agreement will see CESI granting specialized professional services that will support GCCIA in reaching its goal, which is cost optimization maximizing the stability of the electricity interconnection network between Gulf Cooperation Council’s member Countries. The agreement was inspired […]
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CESI rolls out 2nd phase of Oman project
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CESI rolls out 2nd phase of Oman project
​Muscat, CESI has been awarded the second phase of the Automated Meter Reading (AMR) technology implementation project by Nama Group Oman. The objectives of this AMR Roll Out assignment is the implementation of a central system to obtain customer readings remotely. With such a system, the Authority for Electricity Regulation in The Sultanate will be […]
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Corruption is unfortunately widespread around the world. Through the undue advantage gained by those who unlawfully abuse their position or powers, corruption causes serious damage to the community, harming free competition, limiting innovation, and reducing economic development. Due to its unlawful nature and the damage it causes, corruption is severely punished in all countries. At […]
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A new approach for seasonal outlook adequacy evaluation
According to the Regulation (EC) No 714/2009 ENTSO-E and the TSO Community strive for a secure, resilient, flexible, adequate and well interconnected pan-European power system, and they are acting unanimously to develop the most suitable responses to the challenges of the energy transition and digital transformation . The publishing of Summer and Winter Outlook, twice per […]
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NETWORKS CONVERGENCE
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NETWORKS CONVERGENCE
​ CESI is attending Aspenia Talks, the event organized by the Aspen Institute to launch the latest issue of Aspenia. CESI CEO Matteo Codazzi has written one of the magazine’s articles, exploring the topic of networks convergence as one of the main players for innovation and the future of the planet. There will be about […]
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HVDC Environmental Impact
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HVDC Environmental Impact
The environmental impact of an HVDC interconnection system HVDC SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT HVDC technology is the only feasible solution when crossing long marine distances. This is the case of some electric interconnection projects in the Mediterranean Sea area. In fact, for long-distance transmission, HVDC systems may be less expensive and suffer lower electrical losses and underwater power […]
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CESI supports Jordan to reduce Energy losses
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CESI supports Jordan to reduce Energy losses
Under the high patronage of the Jordanian Energy Regulatory Authority ERC, the three Distribution Companies of Jordan (JEPCO, EDCO and IDECO) have selected, after a tough international tendering procedure, CESI to model and study the energy losses in the Jordanian power System, proposing a tailored road map for the reduction of technical and non-technical energy […]
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The new France-Spain interconnector: a long path to social acceptance in France
To secure electricity supply to consumers , foster Renewable Energy Sources integration and favour an efficient internal electricity market, the European Commission has adopted a recent communication in which European Member States and Transmission System Operators are urged to develop interconnections between national grids. However, the development of new lines – should they be overhead […]
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Technology to build and operate Supergrid is available today
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Technology to build and operate Supergrid is available today
​As announced at the inaugural conference Supergrid 2012 on 21 March, FOSG has released a roadmap on the technological challenges for Supergrid. There are no technology show-stoppers to the development of a European Supergrid. For visionary long term planning the availability of key VSC-Grid technologies, such as control and protection methods, main circuit design, grid […]
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Bahrain selects CESI
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Bahrain selects CESI
​Manama, Bahrain 24th July 2017 – CESI has been appointed to support the Bahrain’s Sustainable Energy Unit (SEU) in developing the technical and strategic regulatory requirements related to connecting distributed renewable energy resources into Bahrain’s national Electricity Grid owned by Electricity and Water Authority Bahrain (EWA). Bahrain’s Sustainable Energy Unit’s key objectives are to create […]
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Directive 2013 35 EU in electricity sector
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Directive 2013 35 EU in electricity sector
Effects on technical standards development and on electricity sector of the Directive 2013/35/EU on the minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers to the risks arising from electromagnetic fields which shall be adopted by 1 July 2016. The Directive 2013/35/UE was published on July 26th, 2013 after a long consultation process among […]
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Innovation within hydrogeological instability
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Innovation within hydrogeological instability
Torrential rains and downpours devastated Europe over the course of 2014. Recent studies demonstrate that these kinds of phenomena may double by 2050, for an estimated 23 billion euro in collateral damages. Prevention is of paramount importance in order to limit the social costs of these events, and must be planned in a strategic manner […]
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Space Solar Cells
CESI has 30 years’ experience in the research, development and production of high efficiency solar cells   for space applications and is one of the top global suppliers of multi-junction cells using material such as GaAs (Gallium Arsenide) and InGaP (Indium Gallium Phosphide). Our standard triple junction space cells (InGaP/InGaAs/Ge) are state of the art with […]
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The Resiliency Continuum
Storm damage can wreak havoc on the electrical distribution system and instantaneously create a major impact on those who continuously depend on unfettered access to electrical energy. “Keeping the lights on” is a bedrock principle of utility operations, but is increasingly being challenged by more frequent and turbulent natural disasters. The quest for greater utility […]
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Oman’s Renewable Energy Project
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Oman’s Renewable Energy Project
Oman’s Renewable Energy Projects to be overseen by Industry Experts and Consultants from CESI Middle East CESI Middle East has been awarded a contract by the Rural Areas Electricity Company (RAECo) to provide technical consulting services for  the implementation of  renewable energy projects, thus paving the way for a more sustainable future in Oman. CESI […]
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Cyber Security for the electricity sector
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Cyber Security for the electricity sector
​ Like many other systems of systems (SoS), the electric grid is facing challenges as devices originally intended to be either standalone or locally networked are now being connected to both advanced management systems and to non-operational systems with exposure to the Internet. Generation, transmission and distribution systems which were previously connected to control centers […]
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