Justification of Effectiveness of International Power Interconnections with Separation of Effects between Participants

Prospective Electric Power Cooperation among Northeast Asian Countries in the Context of Carbon Tax Sergei Podkovalnikov, Chudinova Lyudmila

“…The study presented in the paper is a continuation of our previous investigations [8,13,14]. It differs from the previous ones in the following: a).…”

“…Currently, the studies have advanced to the level of the interstate power interconnection of the entire NEA subregion. Some of those carried out to date are presented in [3,4,[8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. The studies discussed in [3,4,8,13,14] are distinguished from…”

“…Our studies presented in [8,13,14] differ from other studies by the following: a) all countries in NEA subregion are considered, b) consumer loads and generating capacities are examined for all nodes (representing EPSs of the countries or their territories) of NEA interstate grid, c) the system benefits resulting from the interstate power grid establishment in NEA are assessed in detail, d) all participating countries share the system benefits. These studies show that the integration of the national power systems of NEA countries makes it possible to obtain substantial system benefits.…”

Optimization of Capacities of Wind and Solar Power Plants in the Interstate Power Grid in North-East Asia Taking Into Account the Intermittence of Their Power Output

“…A number of computational experiments were carried out on the ORIRES model by using the Geo-information computing system [1][2][3][4][5][6]. In this model the optimization of generation capacities expansion and it operating modes are determined by the minimum cost of their construction, operation and fuel consumption, if all technical constrains are satisfied.…”

Developing a New Software Tool for Research of Interstate Power Grids Expansion

“…These researches require a lot of preliminary work to collect and analyze a huge amount of energy and power data, technical and economic calculations, and significant intellectual and information resources. A mathematical model for optimization of power systems expansion and their operating modes (named ORIRES) has been developed and applied at the Energy Systems Institute for the analysis and forecasting of the prospective ISPG expansion [4][5][6]. Without new information technologies that reflect the specifics of this subject area, research on the model takes a lot of time and human resources.…”