2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.epsr.2022.108712
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A chance-constrained optimization framework for transmission congestion management and frequency regulation in the presence of wind farms and energy storage systems

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“…In particular, for the expected cost minimization framework, it allows to achieve (expected) minimal cost while preserving the required level of service for given scenarios. One widespread approach in stochastic programming is chance-constrained optimization, where one searches for a decision that minimizes costs while satisfying a set of random constraints with a prescribed probability level [41,2]. Chance-constrained optimization models are intuitive and straightforward to explain.…”
Section: Optimal Power Flow (Opf) Under Uncertaintiesmentioning
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“…In particular, for the expected cost minimization framework, it allows to achieve (expected) minimal cost while preserving the required level of service for given scenarios. One widespread approach in stochastic programming is chance-constrained optimization, where one searches for a decision that minimizes costs while satisfying a set of random constraints with a prescribed probability level [41,2]. Chance-constrained optimization models are intuitive and straightforward to explain.…”
Section: Optimal Power Flow (Opf) Under Uncertaintiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The upper and low bounds on 𝛿 in (4a) are set to Β± πœ‹ 2 . For all (𝑖, 𝑗) ∈ , thermal constraints (4c) are reduced to |𝐼 𝑖,𝑗 | 2 ≀ (𝐼 max 𝑖,𝑗 ) 2 . In order to simplify computations of Oracle 1, we use a convexification of the feasible set  𝑠𝑏 in (4d), Figure 1.…”
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“…As an effective analysis tool, the equivalent full cycle model (EFCM) can comprehensively consider various factors in the process of power grid operation, including load changes, fluctuations of new energy generation, constraints of transmission lines, etc. to accurately evaluate the performance of ESS in power grid FM [3]. The dynamic behavior and optimization approach of the ESS in the power grid FM may be thoroughly examined by the EFCM, offering theoretical support for real-world implementation [4].…”
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