REPLAN: Multi-Region Power System Planning Approach for Nigeria

J. Dada, A. Moser
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The Nigerian power system is characterized by huge gap between supply and demand. With electricity demand projected to increase with the population, growing at an annual average of 2.5%, the imbalance between generation and demand is bound to persist unless urgent strategy planning of the generation and transmission infrastructures is pursued. The REPLAN project proposes multi-region power system planning approach to help deliver insight into the long-term development of Nigerian power sector. REPLAN utilizes the regional energy resources and load demand to optimally fashion out generation capacity mix for inter-connected regional grids, capable of operating independently for Nigeria. A multi-region optimization model is developed to investigate the long-term development of the regional grids over a timeframe from 2015 to 2050. The results of the simulation experiments conducted on different scenarios show the suitability of the developed model for predicting the optimal pathways for inter-regional grids for Nigeria.
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REPLAN:尼日利亚多区域电力系统规划方法
尼日利亚电力系统的特点是供需缺口巨大。随着人口的增长,电力需求预计将以年均2.5%的速度增长,除非对发电和输电基础设施进行紧急战略规划,否则发电和需求之间的不平衡必将持续下去。REPLAN项目提出了多区域电力系统规划方法,以帮助深入了解尼日利亚电力部门的长期发展。REPLAN利用区域能源资源和负荷需求,为相互连接的区域电网优化发电能力组合,使尼日利亚能够独立运行。建立了一个多区域优化模型,研究了2015 - 2050年区域电网的长期发展。在不同情景下进行的模拟实验结果表明,所开发的模型适用于预测尼日利亚区域间电网的最佳路径。
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