MAZIDI, PEYMAN, BALTAS, NICHOLAS-GREGORY, ELIASSI, MOJTABA, RODRÍGUEZ CORTÉS, PEDRO, Pastor R. , Michael M. , Tapakis R. , Vita V. , Zafiropoulos E. , Dikeakos C. , Boultadakis G.
No
Lect. Notes Electr. Eng.
Conference Paper
Científica
0.134
01/01/2020
000656146800005
2-s2.0-85079103286
Power systems with renewable sources are undergoing various changes to safely accommodate higher share of renewables. In this process, they require different changes ranging from technical characteristics to regulations. In order to manage technicality of the integration of the renewables, storage units play an important role. On the other hand, many countries allocate incentives to the green sources of energy. In this paper, we develop a flexibility-oriented day-ahead market model that accounts for renewable sources and storage units where no incentive is provided to the renewable sources. Additionally, a flexibility indicator (FLEXIN) is adopted to demonstrate the provided flexibility to the system. FLEXIN is defined by accounting for five sources of flexibility, reserve from conventional power sources, available renewables, storage units, transmission line availability and active demand. The results demonstrate how a system can cope with renewable sources with no incentive in the presence of storage. This paper is part of the Horizon 2020 Flexitranstore project. © 2020, The Author(s).
Mathematical techniques; Active demands; Battery energy storage systems; Conventional power; Day ahead market; Flexibility; Power system; Renewable sources; Sources of energy; Electrical engineering