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The discussion centers on a master's student in Electrical Engineering seeking a unique thesis topic in power systems, expressing a desire to explore new ideas beyond the prevalent focus on wind and renewable energy. Suggestions include investigating the Smart Grid, particularly its efficiency in power cycling between generation and consumption, and the implications of exchangeable batteries for electric transportation. The conversation emphasizes the need to consider various factors, such as weather-related variables, in developing a Smart Grid control network. Engaging with these topics could provide a fresh perspective and innovative research opportunities. The student is encouraged to explore these areas to find a suitable thesis direction.
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Hello engineers around the world,
I am studying My master in Electric Engineer specialize in power. I have just finished my first semester and I am in the second one now. I am totally lost because I don't know what topic should I choose for my Master degree. Most of the researches now are bout the wind form and the renewable energy, and there are lots of it. I am looking for something new. I really need a new idea something rare, will not rare, let say something new in the area of the power system. I have been working for four years as a control dispatcher so I have some experience about system control too.
Any way my dear engineers ask me any question and I will answer it, but please I need an idea to start work with it in my Master.
Sincerely
 
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Mr. B said:
Hello engineers around the world,
I am studying My master in Electric Engineer specialize in power. I have just finished my first semester and I am in the second one now. I am totally lost because I don't know what topic should I choose for my Master degree. Most of the researches now are bout the wind form and the renewable energy, and there are lots of it. I am looking for something new. I really need a new idea something rare, will not rare, let say something new in the area of the power system. I have been working for four years as a control dispatcher so I have some experience about system control too.
Any way my dear engineers ask me any question and I will answer it, but please I need an idea to start work with it in my Master.
Sincerely

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