Improve Stability Operations in Kosovo´s Electrical Energy Distribution Network

TABLE OF CONTENT

1. ABSTRACT

2. OVERVIEW
2.1. Energy technical losses in Kosovo
2.2. Energy technical losses in Europe
2.3. Northern Prishtina as a study case
2.3.1. Middle voltage network in SS 110/10(20)kV Prishtina 5
2.3.2. Low Voltage Network in northern Prishtina
2.3.3. SS 35/10kV Besia

3. QUALITY STANDARDS
3.1. Voltage quality regulation in Europe
3.2. Voltage quality regulation in Kosovo
3.3. Technical losses and drop voltages in Northern Prishtina as a study case

4. PREPARATION OF PROJECT AND CONTRACTS
4.1. Simulations with Gredos and Power Factory software
4.2. Data collections
4.3. Contractual arrangements

5. POTENTIAL TECHNICAL DESIGN OPTIONS
5.1. Improve stability in middle voltage network – provide the transition from level of voltage 10kV into 20kV
5.1.1. Upgrade the cross section of the conductors and built lines for reserve supply
5.1.2. Transition from voltage level 10kV into 20kV.
5.2.Improve stability in LVN
5.2.1. Establishing phase symmetry
5.2.2. Rehabilitation of LVN
5.2.3. New SS 20/0.4kV
5.2.4. Compensation of the reactive energy
5.3. Besia SS 35/10kV
5.4. Summary of chapter 5 - priorities

6. DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
6.1. Project supports
6.2. Managerial approaches
6.3. Human Resources and Team Selection
6.4. Training Needs and Security Procedures
6.5. Communication with Internal and External stakeholders

7. RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND BUDGET ESTIMATES
7.1. Identify and mitigate risks
7.1.1. Strengths
7.1.2. Weaknesses
7.1.3. Opportunities
7.1.4. Threats
7.2. Budgeting and cost estimation

8. DESIGN THE EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT
8.1. Determining cost benefit
8.2. Social benefits
8.3. Environmental protection
8.4. Growing interests of businesses

9. DISCUSSIONS, FUTURE WORKS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
9.1. Technical Future Works
9.2. Financial Future Considerations
9.3. Northern Prishtina Recommendations
9.4. Activities in Long Term Plans
9.5. Future Project Selection Criteria
9.6. Recommendations Having Highest Priorities
9.7. Summary

10. References

11. Annexes