Renewable Energy Sources and Responsive Demand. Do We Need Congestion Management in the Distribution Grid?

Verzijlbergh, Remco; Vries, L.J. De; Lukszo, Zofia

doi:10.1109/tpwrs.2014.2300941

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“…The methods developed in recent literatures include: day-ahead dynamic tariff (DT) [5]- [7], distribution capacity market [8], [9], intra-day shadow price [10] and flexibility service market [11]. The details of these methods will be reviewed in this section.…”

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“…A bi-level optimization model [7]was formulated to find the optimal DT: This model is taken from [7] with some modifications to be more closely reflecting the above concept and respecting the situation of multiple aggregators. The bi-level optimization problem is generally hard to solve.…”

Section: A Day-ahead Dynamic Tariffmentioning

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“…The distribution capacity market has been described in [7], [8], the market process is explained as follows:…”

Section: B Distribution Grid Capacity Marketmentioning

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“…The mathematic model to describe the above procedure can also be found in [7], which is modified and shown as follows: (4) individually by the aggregators, report ,…”

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Review of congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources

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Abstract-This paper reviews the existing congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of DERs documented in the recent research literatures. The congestion management methods for distribution networks reviewed can be grouped into two categories -market methods and direct control methods. The market methods consist of dynamic tariff, distribution capacity market, shadow price and flexible service market. The direct control methods are comprised of network reconfiguration, reactive power control and active power control. Based on the review of the existing methods, the authors suggest a priority list of the existing methods.

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“…In their evaluation, the distribution grid capacity market is hardest to implement, but yields most benefits and has the lowest risks. Verzeilbergh et al [159] have evaluated two of these capacity market mechanisms in a simulation study and found that the advance capacity allocation resulted in optimal operation from a grid perspective.…”

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Renewable Energy Sources and Responsive Demand. Do We Need Congestion Management in the Distribution Grid?

Cited by 191 publications

References 14 publications

Review of congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources

Review of congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources

A cyber-physical systems perspective on decentralized energy management

A comprehensive review of an electric vehicle based on the existing technologies and challenges

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