| BCP Busarello + Cott + Partner AG was founded 1988
in Zurich, Switzerland and is specialized in the field of power systems
engineering. BCP is the developer and owner of the power system analysis tool NEPLAN and is one of the leading companies in the power system engineering software market. Small and large utilities, industrial organizations, engineering companies and universities in more than 80 countries around the world appreciate our high swiss quality products. |
 April 14th 2010 The new NEPLAN Version 5.4.3 is now released. The NEPLAN Dynamic Simulator and the Researchers Power System Toolbox have been improved with new very useful functionalities and models. New examples (e.g for wind power) have been added, showing how to run Simulink developed models in the NEPLAN Transient Stability module. New functions have been added to the NPL, the C/C++ API, which allows customizing NEPLAN for SmartGrid applications. The Input dialogs have been completely redesigned and are now clearly and well arranged. January 27h 2010 The new Asset Simulation module is now released. It is a perfect new tool for the asset manager of power systems as well as of gas and water distribution networks. Read more here and here (slides)... 
January 5th 2010We could show the integration of NEPLAN in a successfully running SmartGrid environment. at the T&D Asia. The visitors where impressed by our high-end NEPLAN Power System Toolbox. Archive |
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| «Particle accelerators impose high
demands on the power quality of electrical networks. For more than
twelve years we are using NEPLAN for power systems analysis and the
design of our Static Var Compensators, to assure the required high
levels of power quality.» Karsten Kahle, Responsible Static Var Compensators CERN - European Organization for Nuclear Research, Switzerland |
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