Power Talk 4.0 Overview of National Load Dispatch Center (NLDC) Bangladesh & the Usage of Unmanned Aerial Systems in Power Utilities of Bangladesh- Technologies Challenges and Use-cases.
IEEE Power and Energy Society AUST Student Branch Chapter is going to organise it’s flagship event series Power Talk 4.0 in collaboration with Dept. of EEE and IEEE AUST Student Branch.The event will focus on two significant topics: The Overview of National Load Dispatch Center (NLDC) Bangladesh & The Usage of Unmanned Aerial Systems in Power Utilities of Bangladesh- Technologies, Challenges and Use-cases.
The NLDC is responsible for real-time monitoring, control, and coordination of Bangladesh's power system. Its key objective is to ensure balanced power generation and consumption, maintain system stability, and prevent grid disruptions. Through data collection and analysis, the NLDC optimises power dispatch and employs advanced technologies for real-time monitoring. It manages power generation schedules, coordinates with stakeholders, and plays a crucial role in upholding grid reliability. Moreover, the NLDC serves as a hub for information exchange and coordination among power sector stakeholders, acting as a vital backbone of Bangladesh's power sector to meet the nation's growing energy demands.
In parallel, the seminar will explore the usage of UAS in the power utilities of Bangladesh, offering valuable benefits and opportunities. Drones equipped with advanced sensors and imaging capabilities are extensively used for infrastructure inspection, maintenance, and monitoring in the power sector. These UAS enable efficient assessment of equipment condition, issue identification, and enhanced worker safety. However, challenges surrounding aviation regulations, data security, and airspace management must be addressed. Overall, UAS technology holds significant potential to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure a reliable power supply throughout Bangladesh.
The upcoming session will offer a comprehensive understanding and insights into the critical role of the NLDC in ensuring a reliable power supply and the significant potential of UAS technology in enhancing operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness in power utilities.
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Speaker Details:
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Mr.Abdullah Al Yousuf
Executive Engineer, Network Operation Division (NOD), NLDC
Power Grid Company of Bangladesh
Mr.Akash Debnath
Sub-Divisional Engineer,
Power Grid Company of Bangladesh
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- Date: 29 May 2023
- Time: 09:30 AM UTC to 12:00 PM UTC
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- Co-sponsored by Department of EEE, AUST.
Speakers
Abdullah Al Yousuf
Biography:
Abdullah Al Yousuf is currently working as an executive engineer at Network Operation Division (NOD), NLDC, Power Grid Company of Bangladesh.He has been working at National Load Dispatch Centre since 2013.
He completed B.Sc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology in 2010 and M.Sc in Environmental Management in 2023. He joined Power Grid Company of Bangladesh in 2012 and started working as an assistant engineer at 132/33 Kv Faridpur Grid S/S.He has experience of power system network operation as well as blackout restoration work.
Address:Bangladesh
Akash Debnath
Biography:
Akash Debnath is currently working as a sub-divisional engineer at Power Grid Company of Bangladesh.He joined here as an assistant engineer in 2017. He graduated from Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology in Electrical Electronics Engineering in 2016 and was also an executive member at Aust EEE Project Society.After completing B.Sc he joined Tech360 Limited as a transport network engineer. Mr. Debnath then worked as a design engineer at Technological Services LTD.-TSL from 2016 to 2017.Before joining PGCB, he had an experience of working as an assistant deputy manager-technical at Summit Narayanganj Power Unit II Limited