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Emergency Control of Transmission Voltages by Coordinating DERs From Multiple Substations
Voltage stability can be endangered in transmission networks that operate under high strain and exhibit a large separation between generators and loads. During emergencies associated to voltage instability, one promising supporting countermeasure is to control large populations of Distributed Energy
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