Implementation aspects of coordinated auctioning for congestion management

Purchała, Konrad; Meeus, Leonardo; Belmans, Ronnie

doi:10.1109/ptc.2003.1304764

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“…where F l max is the thermal capacity of transmission element l, PTDF nlc N is the nodal PTDF associated to node n and branch l in system state c and I n is the net injection at node n, given by (2) where P g is the power output of generator g and P nd is the load at node n.…”

Section: Flow-based Market Couplingmentioning

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“…Although the first ideas of FB allocation dates back to an ETSO discussion paper of March 2001 [2], FB zonal electricity markets are relatively young. Indeed, the main general concepts behind the FB approach to calculate and allocate cross-zonal capacity as it is implemented now in the CWE region have been defined for the first time in 2008 in Schavemaker et al [3] and refined in 2012 in Aguado et al [4].…”

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“…Comparison of FB and NTC domains 2. In Germany, according to the ENTSO-E transparency platform, the total redispatch cost reached 930 M in 2019 (i.e.…”

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Impact assessment of a minimum threshold on cross-zonal capacity in a flow-based market

Henneaux

Lamprinakos

d'Aertrycke

et al. 2021

Electric Power Systems Research

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The current organization of the internal electricity market in Europe relies on a zonal market system: the European power system is divided in bidding zones, electricity trades within a bidding zone can occur in an unconstrained manner, while electricity trades between bidding zones are limited by cross-zonal capacities. Two approaches can be used to calculate and allocate cross-zonal capacity: the coordinated Net Transmission Capacity (NTC) approach or the flow-based approach. In Central Western Europe, the flow-based approach is implemented for the day-ahead market since 2015. To avoid undue discrimination between internal and crossborder power exchanges, a minimum threshold of 70% on the cross-zonal capacity available for trade will be enforced in a near future. Such a threshold could significantly impact the socio-economic welfare and its distribution between the various actors. However, no assessment of the impacts of such a threshold has been performed so far, in particular because no convincing approach exists to perform such an assessment (e.g. security constraints and redispatch neglected). This paper develops such an approach and demonstrates its applicability on a case study, in order to assess the impact of a minimum threshold on cross-zonal capacity in a flow-based market.

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Section: Flow-based Market Couplingmentioning

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Impact assessment of a minimum threshold on cross-zonal capacity in a flow-based market

Henneaux

Lamprinakos

d'Aertrycke

et al. 2021

Electric Power Systems Research

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“…In the clearing process, the selected set of bids is the one that combines the best overall economic value for the market, under the physical and security constraints. The criterion for the selection of bids is the ration between offered price and PTDF on the congested border [8]. It means that the transactions which offer lower price per 1 MW of the flow caused on the congested border will have greater chances to be completely rejected or reduced (partially accepeted).…”

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Web-based simulation tools for the allocation of cross-border transmission rights and implementation aspects in South-East Europe

Vukasovic

2008

Electric Power Systems Research

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“…The impacts of congestion management on the reliability of power transactions based on factors such as expected power curtailment, curtailment probability, expected cost of congestion management and probability distribution of total power curtailment are discussed in Reference [3]. The auction-based power transaction bidding and its various issues are analyzed in Reference [4]. The impact of co ordination-based transaction curtailment in the market environment is discussed in Reference [5].…”

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A hybrid bacterial foraging and differential evolution algorithm for congestion management

Pandi

Biswas

Dasgupta

et al. 2009

Int Trans Elec Energy Syst

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SUMMARYThis work presents the application of hybrid bacterial foraging algorithm to solve congestion management problem in restructured power systems. The open access market environment makes the power system operation as more complicated one. The more emerging problem in the recent research is congestion management problem which requires to be analyzed to supply power to the consumers in most reliable manner. In this paper, we have tried to remove the congestion in the transmission line by generation rescheduling with the cost involved in the rescheduling process should be minimized. The objective function for hybrid bacterial foraging-differential evolution (HBFDE) optimization algorithm is considered as the minimization of the congestion cost. The results are also compared with the genetic algorithm (GA), simple bacterial foraging (SBF) algorithm and traditional method using MATPOWER. Numerical results for the standard IEEE 30 bus system having six generating units have been presented to demonstrate the performance of the algorithm.

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Implementation aspects of coordinated auctioning for congestion management

Cited by 9 publications

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Impact assessment of a minimum threshold on cross-zonal capacity in a flow-based market

Impact assessment of a minimum threshold on cross-zonal capacity in a flow-based market

Web-based simulation tools for the allocation of cross-border transmission rights and implementation aspects in South-East Europe

A hybrid bacterial foraging and differential evolution algorithm for congestion management

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