Active Buildings Demand Response: Provision and Aggregation

Sadeghian, Omid; Moradzadeh, Arash; Mohammadi‐Ivatloo, Behnam; Vahidinasab, Vahid

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-79742-3_14

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“…In the literature on power systems, different types of aggregators have been defined, such as retail aggregator, demand response aggregator, generation aggregator [57], and EV aggregator [58]. In this study, the focus is on the EV aggregators.…”

Section: Role Of Electric Vehicle Aggregator In Smart Chargingmentioning

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A comprehensive review on electric vehicles smart charging: Solutions, strategies, technologies, and challenges

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Journal of Energy Storage

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Section: Role Of Electric Vehicle Aggregator In Smart Chargingmentioning

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“…A system operator should overcome the likelihood of physical threat occurrence using the existing methods, such as estimating the characteristics of potential attacks, uncertainty evaluation, restoration of power systems after the attack, considering the impacts of physical attacks on expansion planning problems, installing DG units, and using the line switching to reconfigure them after a physical attack. There are some other approaches to improve the resilience of power systems, such as using the charging capability of electric vehicles in power grids [44,45], timely maintenance of generation units to reduce their failure probability [46], integrating energy systems to increase the energy options [47], demand-side flexibility to supply more important loads during the restoration process [48], and installing energy storage systems to cover critical loads [49]. These existing options are outlined in Figure 6.…”

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Protecting Power Transmission Systems against Intelligent Physical Attacks: A Critical Systematic Review

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Power systems are exposed to various physical threats due to extreme events, technical failures, human errors, and deliberate damage. Physical threats are among the most destructive factors to endanger the power systems security by intelligently targeting power systems components, such as Transmission Lines (TLs), to damage/destroy the facilities or disrupt the power systems operation. The aim of physical attacks in disrupting power systems can be power systems instability, load interruptions, unserved energy costs, repair/displacement costs, and even cascading failures and blackouts. Due to dispersing in large geographical areas, power transmission systems are more exposed to physical threats. Power systems operators, as the system defenders, protect power systems in different stages of a physical attack by minimizing the impacts of such destructive attacks. In this regard, many studies have been conducted in the literature. In this paper, an overview of the previous research studies related to power systems protection against physical attacks is conducted. This paper also outlines the main characteristics, such as physical attack adverse impacts, defending actions, optimization methods, understudied systems, uncertainty considerations, expansion planning, and cascading failures. Furthermore, this paper gives some key findings and recommendations to identify the research gap in the literature.

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The role of risk-based demand response in resource management of a grid-connected renewable-based large-scale microgrid with stationary and mobile energy storage systems and emission tax

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Computers & Industrial Engineering

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Active Buildings Demand Response: Provision and Aggregation

Cited by 4 publications

References 141 publications

A comprehensive review on electric vehicles smart charging: Solutions, strategies, technologies, and challenges

A comprehensive review on electric vehicles smart charging: Solutions, strategies, technologies, and challenges

Protecting Power Transmission Systems against Intelligent Physical Attacks: A Critical Systematic Review

The role of risk-based demand response in resource management of a grid-connected renewable-based large-scale microgrid with stationary and mobile energy storage systems and emission tax

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