Search for dissertations about: "market ancillary systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words market ancillary systems.
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1. Interruptible Load Services in Deregulated Power Market
Abstract : Since the nineties decade, many electric utilities world-wide have been under restructuring from vertically integrated functioning to deregulated open-market system. In the erstwhile vertically integrated utilities, the system operator sought to maximize the social welfare with distributional equity (meeting the load at all time) as the main criteria, for the system as a whole. READ MORE
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2. Interruptible Load as an Ancillary Service in Deregulated Electricity Markets
Abstract : Power companies world-wide have been restructuring their electric power systems from a vertically integrated entity to a deregulated, open-market environment. Previously, electric utilities usually sought to maximize the social welfare of the system with distributional equity as its main operational criterion. READ MORE
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3. Grid-forming wind power plants
Abstract : With growing concerns over climate change, the power system is witnessing an unprecedented growth in electricity generation from intermittent renewable energy sources (RES) such as wind and solar, which are commonly interfaced to the grid by power-electronic converters. However, increasing the penetration level of converter-interfaced generation units reduces the number of synchronous generators (SGs) in the grid that provide system services to support voltage and frequency, either inherently or through mandatory requirements and market products. READ MORE
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4. Risk-Averse Planning, Operation, and Coordination of Energy Systems Considering Uncertainty Modeling and Flexibility Services
Abstract : Uncertainty sources affect the planning and operation of energy systems. Different system operators need proper alternatives to cope with these uncertainties and improve the operation of their systems from technical and economical viewpoints. READ MORE
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5. Modeling and Simulations of Demand Response in Sweden
Abstract : Electric power systems are undergoing a paradigm shift where an increasing number of variable renewable energy resources such as wind and solar power are being introduced to all levels of existing power grids. At the same time consumers are gaining a more active role where self energy production and home automation solutions are no longer uncommon. READ MORE