Renewable integration model and analysis
The integration of significant amounts of renewable resources poses a number of challenges for system planners. We formulated a methodology that quantifies the amount of conventional generation resources and the associated fixed and variable costs necessary to integrate portfolios of renewable resou...
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| creator | Chang, Judy Madjarov, Kamen Baldick, Ross Alvarez, Antonio Hanser, Philip Q |
| description | The integration of significant amounts of renewable resources poses a number of challenges for system planners. We formulated a methodology that quantifies the amount of conventional generation resources and the associated fixed and variable costs necessary to integrate portfolios of renewable resources. We designed and developed a model, The Renewable Integration Model (RIM) that provides system planners a range of flexibility to simulate and estimate the system impact associated with renewable generation based on resource-specific characteristics. From there, RIM can be used to estimate the incremental operational costs associated with accommodating variable generation resources like wind and solar energy. |
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| subjects | Character generation cost of integration Costs day-ahead scheduling IEEEtran load-following Mesh generation Portfolios Power generation ramping regulation renewable energy Renewable energy resources renewable integration Renewable Integration Model (RIM) Solar power generation variability and unpredictability of generation Wind energy generation Wind forecasting wind integration Wind power generation |
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