Feed-in tariff scheme for promoting wind energy generation

Kongnam, C.; Nuchprayoon, Somboon

doi:10.1109/ptc.2009.5281954

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“…[11] provides a screening and ranking method to identify the most attractive investment plan among alternative proposals. In [12], a feed-in tariff scheme is proposed as an incentive to promote wind investment under a regulated environment. Ref.…”

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Wind power investment within a market environment

Baringo

Conejo

2011

Applied Energy

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“…Eqs. (12) impose voltage angle bounds at every bus. Finally, constraints (13) fix the voltage angle of the reference bus for each demand block and scenario.…”

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Wind power investment within a market environment

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Conejo

2011

Applied Energy

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“…Renewable energy can partly replace fossil fuels, avowing anthropogenic gas emissions. Energy conversion from renewable energy has been supported by policies, providing incentive or subsidy for exploitation [2]. These polices have pushed the integration of renewable energy forward, but by an extramarket approach.…”

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Optimal Scheduling of Joint Wind-Thermal Systems

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et al. 2016

International Joint Conference SOCO’16-CISIS’16-ICEUTE’16

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Abstract. This paper is about the joint operation of wind power with thermal power for bidding in day-ahead electricity market. Start-up and variable costs of operation, start-up/shut-down ramp rate limits, and ramp-up limit are modeled for the thermal units. Uncertainty not only due to the electricity market price, but also due to wind power is handled in the context of stochastic mix integer linear programming. The influence of the ratio between the wind power and the thermal power installed capacities on the expected profit is investigated.Comparison between joint and disjoint operations is discussed as a case study.

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“…A cost-benefit analysis of grid connected wind generation is carried out in [5]. In [6], the optimal wind investment plan is selected using a screening and ranking method. Reference [7] provides an optimization approach to determine the maximum wind power penetration preserving security standards.…”

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Wind Power Investment: A Benders Decomposition Approach

Baringo

Conejo

2012

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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Investment in wind power facilities involves a high level of uncertainty. To properly model such uncertainty, we consider a large number of scenarios and formulate this investment problem as a mathematical program with equilibrium constraints. The target of this problem is to maximize the profit from wind power investment in a target year, and it is subject to complementarity constraints describing a large number of market clearing conditions. Since the profit as a function of the investment variables has as sufficiently convex envelope, the considered problem can be solved by Benders decomposition. Thus, we propose, describe, and analyze a Benders decomposition algorithm to efficiently tackle the wind power investment problem.

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Feed-in tariff scheme for promoting wind energy generation

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Wind power investment within a market environment

Wind power investment within a market environment

Optimal Scheduling of Joint Wind-Thermal Systems

Wind Power Investment: A Benders Decomposition Approach

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