Hawaii Synthetic Grid

This 37-bus synthetic network covers the geographic footprint of the Hawaiian island of Oahu, and serves 1100 MW of peak load. This case is synthetic and does not model the actual grid. The case is provided in PowerWorld format, including binary (PWB/PWD), PowerWorld auxiliary text format, Matpower format, PSS/E raw format, and PSLF epc format. Note that the size of this case allows it to be used with the educational version of PowerWorld. More about the data formats.

Please contact Adam Birchfield (abirchfield@tamu.edu) for any questions regarding this case. The references for this case can be found here.

Update Oct 26, 2023: The case now contains dynamic data, including dynamics of the inverter-based resources (IBRs). Please contact Jong-oh Baek (jongoh@tamu.edu) for questions regarding the dynamics.

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