Energy management with TRIANA on FPAI
conference paper
The current growth of smart grid capable appliances motivates the development of general and flexible software systems to support these devices. The FlexiblePower Application Infrastructure (FPAI) is such a system, which classifies devices by their type of flexibility. Subsequently, energy applications only have to support these flexibility classes. In this work, we present an implementation of the TRIANA demand side management approach as an energy application on the FPAI energy management software platform. We use dynamic programming to solve the local scheduling problems for each flexibility class. This work shows that FPAI can host energy applications with different control approaches and that the TRIANA control approach can be embedded in a general implementation framework. © 2015 IEEE.
Topics
dynamic programmingEnergy managementmiddlewaresmart gridsApplication programsDynamic programmingElectric power transmission networksElectric utilitiesEnergy managementMiddlewareControl approachDemand side managementsEnergy applicationsEnergy management softwaresLocal schedulingSmart gridSoftware systemsSmart power grids
TNO Identifier
530890
ISBN
9781479976935
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
Article nr.
7232650
Source title
2015 IEEE Eindhoven PowerTech, PowerTech 2015
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