Scope

The scope proposed for the working group is:

  • to identify best practices and methodologies of underground and overhead networks maintenance, which involve technical end of life economical decisions to balance costs, risks, and performance along asset’s life cycle;
  • to benchmark underground and overhead networks life-cycle asset risk management among DSO, similar companies, suppliers, etc.;
  • to identify best tools and best practices for:
    • Optimal life cycle management (costs, performance, risks);
    • Data analytics and asset performance assessment, including remaining operational life evaluation;
    • Optimal Capex and Opex budgets, based on risk, through ranking and prioritization processes;
    • Optimal maintenance policy decision making;
    • Asset risk-based condition assessment (health, criticality, and risks);
    • Optimal asset replacement decision making.
  • to assess of existing models about asset condition, probability of failure and expected remaining useful life;
  • to assess tools for portfolio optimization and elaboration of long-term investment strategies (SAMP, as defined through ISO 55001)

Members

Md Masoom Chowdhury

Siemens - United States of America

Masoud Davoudi

PG&E - United States of America

Renê Reinaldo Emmel

CREA-RS - Brazil

Odilon Faivre

Enedis - France

Mehdi Ganji

Willdan - United States of America

Mahmoudreza Haghifam

Tarbiat Modares University - Iran

Sarmad Hanif

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - United States of America

Ignaz Hübl
Dan Keller

Highvolt GmbH - Germany

Honglei Li

State Grid Shanghai Electric Power Research Institute - China

Gustavo Mendonça

EDP - Brazil

Keisuke Morita

KANSAI Transmission and Distribution. Inc. - Japan

Martin Podlogar

Elektro Ljubljana - Slovenia

Ricardo Prata

E-Redes - Portugal

Anne-Soizic Ranchere

Nexans - France

Saad Eldeen Nasrat Loai

Aswan University - Egypt

Ahmed Saber

ETAP R&D - United States of America

Patrick Zander

Omicron Electronics GmbH - Germany