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Welcome to the blog for Data Science in Statnett, the Norwegian electricity transmission system operator. We use data science to extract knowledge from the vast amounts of data gathered about the power system and suggest new data-driven approaches to improve power system operation, planning and maintenance. In this blog, we write about our work.

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Daniel Hjertholm

Boye A. Høverstad

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