Relating Primary Governing Frequency Response to Future Operating Reliability

Illian, H.F.

doi:10.1109/pes.2007.385568

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“…Further, the amount of available frequency responsive reserve could change as the mix of resources providing the spinning reserve changed. Imposing specific frequency response capability requirements on spinning reserve resources would likely limit the spinning reserve supply and increase the price [20]. Energy prices could also be impacted since spinning reserve resources also supply energy.…”

Section: Proposal 3: Incorporate Frequency Responsive Reserve Requirementioning

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Alternative Approaches for Incentivizing the Frequency Responsive Reserve Ancillary Service

Ela¹,

Tuohy²,

Milligan³

et al. 2012

The Electricity Journal

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Section: Proposal 3: Incorporate Frequency Responsive Reserve Requirementioning

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“…This proposal is also recommended in [20] and, less explicitly, in [9]. The market would incorporate the reliability requirement of a minimum amount of frequency responsive reserve, similar to spinning reserve.…”

Section: Proposal 4: Separate Frequency Responsive Reserve Ancillary mentioning

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Alternative Approaches for Incentivizing the Frequency Responsive Reserve Ancillary Service

Ela¹,

Tuohy²,

Milligan³

et al. 2012

The Electricity Journal

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“…The Task Force on Generation Governing under the Power System Stability Subcommittee of the Power System Dynamic Performance Committee issued a report in May 2007 and presented a technical panel session at the IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) General Meeting in July 2007 [68][69][70][71][72].…”

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Frequency Control Performance Measurement and Requirements

Illian¹

2010

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Frequency control is an essential requirement of reliable electric power system operations. Determination of frequency control depends on frequency measurement and the practices based on these measurements that dictate acceptable frequency management. This report chronicles the evolution of these measurements and practices. As technology progresses from analog to digital for calculation, communication, and control, the technical basis for frequency control measurement and practices to determine acceptable performance continues to improve. Before the introduction of digital computing, practices were determined largely by prior experience. In anticipation of mandatory reliability rules, practices evolved from a focus primarily on commercial and equity issues to an increased focus on reliability. This evolution is expected to continue and place increased requirements for more precise measurements and a stronger scientific basis for future frequency management practices in support of reliability.Frequency Control Performance Measurement and Requirements iii

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