Efficient Coordination of Wind Power and Price-Responsive Demand-Part II: Case Studies Academic Article uri icon

abstract

  • In Part II of this paper, we demonstrate on a modified 24-bus IEEE Reliability Test System (RTS) that it is indeed possible to manage large-scale intermittent resources in coordination with price-responsive demand. The algorithms introduced in Part I of this paper are simulated assuming 20% and 50% wind capacity. We show that the look-ahead dispatch of the proposed method is physically implementable and, when used with elastic demand, can accommodate the integration of close to 50% wind capacity. This is contrasted with the observation that, without elastic demand, 50% wind integration is not physically implementable. From the perspective of total market surplus, the predictive dispatch of the proposed method is 3.8% suboptimal when compared to the centralized most efficient predictive economic dispatch. Further simulations are needed to test the feasibility of coordinating wind power and price-responsive demand on realistic large-scale power systems. 2006 IEEE.

published proceedings

  • IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS

author list (cited authors)

  • Ilic, M. D., Xie, L. e., & Joo, J.

citation count

  • 37

complete list of authors

  • Ilic, Marija D||Xie, Le||Joo, Jhi-Young

publication date

  • November 2011