Coordination strategies for distribution grid congestion management in a multi-actor, multi-objective setting

Andersen, Peter Bach; Hu, Junjie; Heussen, Kai

doi:10.1109/isgteurope.2012.6465853

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“…The methods developed in recent literatures include: day-ahead dynamic tariff (DT) [5]- [7], distribution capacity market [8], [9], intra-day shadow price [10] and flexibility service market [11]. The details of these methods will be reviewed in this section.…”

Section: Indirect Control Methods For Congestion Managementmentioning

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“…Therefore, as long as problem (8) is feasible, the congestion is solved. The reactive power dispatch scheme found by (8) is generally better than the constant power factor scheme (i.e. the reactive power is determined by the active power of the same device locally) with respect to the loss reduction [17].…”

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“…The distribution capacity market has been described in [7], [8], the market process is explained as follows:…”

Section: B Distribution Grid Capacity Marketmentioning

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Review of congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources

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Abstract-This paper reviews the existing congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of DERs documented in the recent research literatures. The congestion management methods for distribution networks reviewed can be grouped into two categories -market methods and direct control methods. The market methods consist of dynamic tariff, distribution capacity market, shadow price and flexible service market. The direct control methods are comprised of network reconfiguration, reactive power control and active power control. Based on the review of the existing methods, the authors suggest a priority list of the existing methods.

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Review of congestion management methods for distribution networks with high penetration of distributed energy resources

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“…As a result, local grid capacity constraints may be violated and power quality issues may arise. Bach et al [4] therefore compare three possible capacity market strategies to take the local grid state into account. These three categories are a) a distribution grid capacity market, b) an advance capacity allocation, and c) a dynamic grid tariff.…”

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A cyber-physical systems perspective on decentralized energy management

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“…Instead of reinforcement of distribution networks, distribution system operators (DSOs) can use smart coordination methods to avoid or mitigate the congestion. A number of such coordination methods have been proposed recently in the literature, such as direct control methods reviewed in [1] and indirect control methods, i.e., market-based methods, including the dynamic tariff (DT) [2]- [5], distribution locational marginal price (DLMP) [6], [7], line shadow price method [8], subsidy-based methods [9]- [12], multiagent system method or transactive control method [13]- [16] and probabilistic congestion management methods [17]- [20].…”

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