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Slovenia: ELES launched a call for project proposal for reducing network losses 

Slovenian electricity transmission system operator ELES investigates future investments and operational measures to reduce losses due to their indirect impact on company revenues. 

Actions to minimize losses can be categorized as planning measures and operational measures. Operational measures involve using existing equipment more efficiently, while planning measures focus on incorporating loss minimization into the planning process. This includes improving maintenance methodologies, enhancing cost-benefit analysis for new devices, and exploring innovative ideas of smart control using advanced algorithms and AI. 

These measures can be implemented at specific voltage levels for certain timeframes, and their scope can also vary from local to international cooperation. Considering the financial investment required versus the expected return is essential when implementing these measures. 

The deadline for the submission of a brief description of the solution is September 15.

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