Self controlling autonomous operating power networks

Provoost, F.; Ishchenko, A.; Jokic, A.; Myrzik, J.M.A.; Kling, W.L.

doi:10.1049/cp:20051226

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“…5. While the price of Bu is low the AN imports this commodity to satisfy B""l' as the price increases the AN is optimized for sale of B ex which causes the decreases the amount op Pex allocated for sale (9). As the uncertainties M'L increase in the trading-blocks 14-17 of the Fig.…”

Section: B Autonomous Network Basedpower Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dispatching power and ancillary services in autonomous network-based power systems

Agovic

Jokic²,

Bosch³

2005

2005 International Conference on Future Power Systems

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Section: B Autonomous Network Basedpower Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The concept of autonomous power networks is a realistic approach to deal with increased uncertainty and complexity in future Ai, (B,) power systems. Each AN is an aggregation of physically connected producers and consumers in a relatively small area [9].…”

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Dispatching power and ancillary services in autonomous network-based power systems

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Jokic²,

Bosch³

2005

2005 International Conference on Future Power Systems

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“…Some new concepts, such as Microgrid, Autonomous Network, Active Network, and Smart Grid, have been developed to deal with these challenges [1], [13][14][15][16]. Although differing in approach and scale implementation, they share the same objective of changing the current distribution networks from passive to active operation.…”

Section: A Active Distribution Networkmentioning

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Distributed state estimation for multi-agent based active distribution networks

Nguyen

Kling

2010

IEEE PES General Meeting

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“…Provoost et. al is working on controlled power exchange, voltage profile as well as stability issues of AN [9].…”

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Promising concepts and technologies for future power delivery systems

Nguyen

Kling

Myrzik

2007

2007 42nd International Universities Power Engineering Conference

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The transition from a conventional delivery system to a suitable robust distribution system is emerging to adapt with different possible scenarios of future development. This paper gives a particular vision of future grid with its main requirements. An investigation of suitable concepts and technologies which draw out attentions at the present has been carried out. They are discussed regarding mentioned requirements of sustainability, efficiency, flexibility and intelligence. Active Network is then introduced as the backbone of the future power delivery system. Besides, MultiAgent System (MAS) is described as a potential technology to cope with anticipated challenges of future grid operation. The research described is under the framework of the Electricity Infrastructure of the Future (EIT) project carried out by cooperation of TU/e, KEMA and ECN (www.futurepowersystems.nl).

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Self controlling autonomous operating power networks

Cited by 18 publications

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Dispatching power and ancillary services in autonomous network-based power systems

Dispatching power and ancillary services in autonomous network-based power systems

Distributed state estimation for multi-agent based active distribution networks

Promising concepts and technologies for future power delivery systems

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