Wind power simulation in power system planning tasks

Turcik, Mario; Oļeiņikova, Irina; Kolcun, Michal

doi:10.1109/ptc.2013.6652225

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“…The complexity of the set task is caused by the multiple objectives, the large number of variables, and the random or uncertain character of the initial information as well as the dynamic nature of the problem [3] - [5]. Moreover, the impact of renewable energy sources must be considered by solving the power system planning tasks in a long-term development [6].…”

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The stochastic approach for conductor selection in transmission line development projects

Beryozkina

Petrichenko

Sauhats

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE International Energy Conference (ENERGYCON)

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A stochastic approach is proposed for selecting the overhead line cross-sections that would be optimal taking into account the electricity market conditions. For this purpose, several conductor types with different conductor cross-sections were considered including the High Temperature Low Sag conductor types such as ACCC and ACCR, which are a part of the advanced technology. The total capital costs depending on the technical aspects were estimated as well. The paper proposes a method that minimizes the average value of the annual costs for the construction of a line based on a statistical representation of the electric power prices, the ambient temperature and the electrical current loads in the electrical networks. The use of the Monte-Carlo method and the mentioned statistical data allow the synthesis of a user-friendly algorithm to solve this problem. As an example of the stochastic approach, the 330 kV transmission line was selected. The solution tasks are done in the MATLAB and "SAPR LEP" software.

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confidence: 99%