Economic Dispatch for Power Generation System Incorporating Wind and Photovoltaic Power

Jie Meng; Geng  Yin Li; Shi Jun Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.441.263

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Economic Dispatch for Power Generation System Incorporating Wind and Photovoltaic Power

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With the higher penetrations of wind and photovoltaic power in system, the randomness of its outputs adds amounts of uncertainty to system generation planning and scheduling. This paper formulates a day-ahead power economic dispatch model based on the uncertainty information of wind and photovoltaic power prediction obtained by prediction interval of power with a certain probability. The costs of spinning reserve and interruptible load regarded as spinning reserve are also taken into consideration. The proposed model is solved by Cplex. Finally, the simulation example of system composed of 10-units proves the validity of the model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 441)

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Jie Meng, Geng Yin Li, Shi Jun Cheng

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Economic Dispatch, Interruptible Load, Photovoltaic Power, Spinning Reserve, Wind

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