INTERRFACE: transmission system operators–distribution system operators–consumer interface for innovative grid services – analysis of end users’ requirements, tools and services, market platforms, and regulation

Simão, Tiago; Pestana, Rui; Reis, Francisco Prado; Mann, Pierre; Gaumnitz, Felix; Moser, Albert; Schittekatte, Tim

doi:10.1049/oap-cired.2021.0152

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“…The demand of FL f in period t after market clearing is presented in (13), being only influenced by balancing products ω b,u f,t and ω b,d f,t . Upper bounds for capacity products σ c,u f,t , σ c,d f,t are shown in (14) based on the demand limits P f , P f and scheduled demand P sch f,t .…”

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Coordinated Trading of Capacity and Balancing Products in Multi-Area Local Flexibility Markets

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2022

2022 IEEE Electrical Power and Energy Conference (EPEC)

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In a scenario with high penetration of renewable and distributed energy resources, Local Flexibility Markets (LFMs) emerge to enhance operation of distribution networks. They deal with new consumption patterns, flexibility, and storage systems to mitigate imbalances and congestions. In recent years, efforts toward the definition of stand-alone LFMs have been made, enabling energy trading in isolated systems. This paper present an alternative solution for congestion and imbalance mitigation using capacity and balancing flexibility products. Products prices are defined considering their intrinsic relation with traditional markets, what enhances compatibility and enables full deployment of this local structures. Besides of that, using the properties of an adaptive ADMM algorithm, the market clearing problem is solved under a Multi-Area setting while information privacy is preserved. The feasibility of the proposed approach is demonstrated on a radial network based on the IEEE 34 bus system, where the solution for the two-area LFM is found in four tens iterations. Furthermore, the scalability analysis provides shows a linear relation between the number of areas and the convergence.

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“…In this sense, these markets solve operational problems of distribution systems, such as congestions [8] and imbalances [21]. Some examples of pilot projects whose objective is to thoroughly investigate this approach from a centralized perspective are CoordiNET [10], INTERFACE [14], and DREAM-GO [9].…”

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Coordinated Trading of Capacity and Balancing Products in Multi-Area Local Flexibility Markets

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2022

2022 IEEE Electrical Power and Energy Conference (EPEC)

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Towards Flexible Distribution Systems: Future Adaptive Management Schemes

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During the ongoing evolution of energy systems toward increasingly flexible, resilient, and digitalized distribution systems, many issues need to be developed. In general, a holistic multi-level systemic view is required on the future enabling technologies, control and management methods, operation and planning principles, regulation as well as market and business models. Increasing integration of intermittent renewable generation and electric vehicles, as well as industry electrification during the evolution, requires a huge amount of flexibility services at multiple time scales and from different voltage levels, resources, and sectors. Active use of distribution network-connected flexible energy resources for flexibility services provision through new marketplaces will also be needed. Therefore, increased collaboration between system operators in operation and planning of the future power system will also become essential during the evolution. In addition, use of integrated cyber-secure, resilient, cost-efficient, and advanced communication technologies and solutions will be of key importance. This paper describes a potential three-stage evolution path toward fully flexible, resilient, and digitalized electricity distribution networks. A special focus of this paper is the evolution and development of adaptive control and management methods as well as compatible collaborative market schemes that can enable the improved provision of flexibility services by distribution network-connected flexible energy resources for local (distribution system operator) and system-wide (transmission system operator) needs.

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INTERRFACE: transmission system operators–distribution system operators–consumer interface for innovative grid services – analysis of end users’ requirements, tools and services, market platforms, and regulation

Cited by 2 publications

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Coordinated Trading of Capacity and Balancing Products in Multi-Area Local Flexibility Markets

Coordinated Trading of Capacity and Balancing Products in Multi-Area Local Flexibility Markets

Towards Flexible Distribution Systems: Future Adaptive Management Schemes

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