In Part 5 of The Fantastic Machine, Justin Etheredge explains the invisible structure that keeps the physical grid running.
Read Part 5: Management and Regulation.
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Programming doesn’t really come with a finish line.
Languages change, tools evolve, and there’s always something new to learn. The challenge is figuring out how to keep learning without getting stuck in an endless cycle of tutorials.
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Top: medium-voltage primary wires.
Below that: the transformer stepping voltage down for homes.
Then: secondary wires carrying 120/240V service.
Bottom: communications lines.
A simple neighborhood pole becomes a diagram of the distribution system.
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Our latest post looks inside the cluster study workflow we built, including how we compare system cases, identify new upgrade obligations, allocate costs, and account for market-specific rules.
See how much is hiding behind a single upgrade-cost number.
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Aion Pulse in the News: New Grid-Monitoring Technology Moves to Market
A grid-monitoring tool originally developed at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has moved from research prototype to commercially supported software as Aion Pulse.
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