Innovative Phase-Angle Control Helps AEP Optimize Power Flow on Transmission Grid

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CASE STUDY American Electric Power (AEP)—South Texas, United States Case Study—AEP South Texas Transmission Grid Page 1 Innovative Phase-Angle Control Helps AEP Optimize Power Flow on Transmission Grid AEP (American Electric Power) has installed 138 kV, 150 MVA phase-shifting transformers (PSTs) on the ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) transmission grid. Three units went into service in 2006, one in 2007, and at least one i

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Innovative Phase-Angle Control Helps AEP Optimize Power Flow on Transmission Grid

Innovative Phase-Angle Control Helps AEP Optimize Power Flow on Transmission Grid

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