Title
On integrating device level schedules into market based control
Author
Nutma, J.S.
Hoogsteen, G.
Molderink, A.
Wijbrandi, W.E.
Hurink, J.L.
Smit, G.J.M.
Publication year
2017
Abstract
To deal with challenges introduced by the adaption of distributed energy resources, Demand Side Management methodologies are being developed to ensure the availability and reliability of our electricity supply in the future. The Power-Matcher and TRIANA are two examples of such management methodologies. As the strengths of the approaches complement each other, the two approaches are combined in this research by developing a novel bidding strategy. This strategy is unique in the sense that it incorporates a device specific planning when the device bidding function is determined. Simulations show that the combination is capable of following a planning while performing real-time balancing to deal with prediction errors. It is shown that following a planning mitigates the effect of exploiting flexibility on undesired periods. In the use-case simulations, this results in a peak reduction of around 25%.
Subject
2016 ICT
MCS - Monitoring & Control Services
TS - Technical Sciences
Demand Side Management
EV
Electric utilities
Energy resources
Bidding strategy
Demand-side
Distributed Energy Resources
Electricity supply
Management methodologies
Market-based control
Peak reductions
Prediction errors
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TNO identifier
782408
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
ISBN
9781509042371
Source
2017 IEEE Manchester PowerTech, Powertech 2017. 18 June 2017 through 22 June 2017
Article number
7980984
Document type
conference paper