Mathematical model for the optimal determination of voltage level and PCC for large wind farms connection to transmission network

Đorđević, Ana; Đurišić, Željko

doi:10.1049/iet-rpg.2018.5913

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An integrated method to simultaneously optimise a wind farm’s internal network layout, cable cross-sections and substation location

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Siewierski

2025

Applied Energy

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An integrated method to simultaneously optimise a wind farm’s internal network layout, cable cross-sections and substation location

Wędzik,

Szypowski,

Siewierski

2025

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A collaborative planning of PCCs siting and transmission network expansion for super large‐scale offshore wind clusters

Ling,

Bian,

Yang

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IET Generation Trans & Dist

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The integration of super large‐scale offshore wind clusters into the onshore power grid brings challenges for the flexibility of the transmission network. Therefore, this paper proposes a two‐stage collaborative planning of points of common coupling siting and transmission network expansion for super large‐scale offshore wind clusters, based on a multi‐voltage‐level stratified integration mode which enables offshore wind power to transmit to larger regions for accommodation. At first, the transmission network flexibility indexes are established. Then, a two‐stage collaborative planning model for points of common couplings siting and transmission network expansion is proposed, which comprises a collaborative planning model and an optimal power flow operation model. The proposed model reduces wind curtailment and load shedding by optimizing the annual total cost and flexibility transmission capability of the network. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is verified using a modified IEEE 30‐bus system and a 65‐bus system.

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Power to air transportation via hydrogen

Soroudi

Jafari

2020

IET Renewable Power Generation

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This study proposes a framework to analyse the concept of power to hydrogen (P2H) for fuelling the next generation of aircraft. The impact of introducing new P2H loads is investigated from different aspects namely, cost, carbon emission, and wind curtailment. The newly introduced electric load is calculated based on the idea of replacing the busiest international flight route in the Europe, Dublin-London Heathrow, by hydrogen fuel-powered aircraft as a high potential candidate for the next generation of air travel systems to cope with the ambitious targets set in Europe Flight Path 2050 by the Advisory Council for Aeronautics Research in Europe. The simulation is performed on a representative Irish transmission network to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed solution.

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Mathematical model for the optimal determination of voltage level and PCC for large wind farms connection to transmission network

Cited by 5 publications

References 37 publications

An integrated method to simultaneously optimise a wind farm’s internal network layout, cable cross-sections and substation location

An integrated method to simultaneously optimise a wind farm’s internal network layout, cable cross-sections and substation location

A collaborative planning of PCCs siting and transmission network expansion for super large‐scale offshore wind clusters

Power to air transportation via hydrogen

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