Towards resilient power systems:A review of wildfire mitigation strategiesOA
The increasing frequency of wildfireshas posed significantchallenges to power system supply reliability and security,especially in wildfire-prone regions like Australia.A brief review of wildfiremitigation strategies in power systems is presented,including wildfirerisk identificationand infrastructure planning at the planning stage,as well as wildfireprediction and real-time operational response at the operational stage.The wildfire response strategies adopted by twelve representative Australian power companies(including both transmission and distribution network service providers)are next analyzed to highlight the progress made in the industry.Then,related challenges are identifiedand future research directions discussed.Finally,opportunities for the power industry to enhance power grid resilience and valuable insights for other sectors facing extreme events are addressed.
Zehua Zhao;Jiajia Yang;Fushuan Wen;Julio Romero Agüero;Yang Du;Mohan V.Jacob
TropEnergy,College of Science and Engineering,James Cook University,Townsville,QLD,4811,AustraliaTropEnergy,College of Science and Engineering,James Cook University,Townsville,QLD,4811,AustraliaCollege of Electrical Engineering,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou,310027,ChinaQuanta Technology,Houston,TX,77008,USATropEnergy,College of Science and Engineering,James Cook University,Townsville,QLD,4811,AustraliaTropEnergy,College of Science and Engineering,James Cook University,Townsville,QLD,4811,Australia
信息技术与安全科学
WildfiresWildfiremitigation plansGrid resiliencePower system planning and operationAustralian power utilities
《Smart Power & Energy Security》 2025 (4)
P.175-185,11
supported by the Advance Queensland Industry Research Projects Program(IRP103-2023).
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