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Home News Just released: Transmission Expansion Planning Model Considering Battery Energy Storage, TCSC and Lines Using AC OPF
20 de November, 2020 News by master_attest

Just released: Transmission Expansion Planning Model Considering Battery Energy Storage, TCSC and Lines Using AC OPF

Flexibility has become a requirement for modern power systems dominated by renewable generation sources. It can be extracted from different assets, ranging from demand response to fast generating units. This paper proposes an investment model that nds an optimal mix of transmission-level non-generation flexible assets: battery energy storage (BES), thyristor-controlled series compensators (TCSC), and transmission lines. The role of BES is to offset renewable generation in time, but its power converter is additionally utilized to provide voltage regulation by injecting/withdrawing reactive power.

TCSC is used to alter power flows and increase existing lines’ capacity, while new power lines are used to increase bulk power transfer. The proposed planning model uses a linearized AC OPF and employs Benders’ decomposition to develop an iterative procedure for obtaining the optimal solution. The presented case study illustrates the usefulness of the model for different BES costs and investment policies.

The new article by Hrvoje Panžić (ICENT) et al. has just been published at IEEE. Find the full version of the article here.

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