Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532757
K. Karoui, H. Crisciu, J. Van Hecke, É. Jottrand
This paper relates the experience of use of the optimal power flow software IPSO (integrated power system optimizer) for solving problems related to the Belgian power system short term operation and planning. The optimization is performed using the KNITRO solver based on an interior point algorithm. After a short description of the main algorithm features, the paper focuses on the utilisation of OPF program to solve two main optimization problems typical of the operation of the Belgian grid system that is highly interconnected to the UCTE grid: a/ the evaluation of the steady state TTC (total transfer capability) which is a key component of the ATC (available transfer capability) provided to the market operators and the quantification of the TRM (transfer reliability margin) b/ the supervision of the tertiary voltage control (TVC) that implements the maximization of the units individual reactive power margin through the emulation of the highly customized linear programming algorithm implemented within the EMS software for operational or planning purposes
本文介绍了运用最优潮流软件IPSO (integrated power system optimizer)解决比利时电力系统短期运行和规划问题的经验。采用基于内点算法的KNITRO求解器进行优化。在简要介绍了主要算法的特点后，本文重点介绍了利用OPF程序解决比利时电网系统与UCTE电网高度互联的两个主要优化问题:a/评估稳态TTC(总传输能力)，这是提供给市场运营商的ATC(可用传输能力)的关键组成部分，以及TRM(传输可靠性裕度)的量化;b/监督三级电压控制(TVC)，该控制通过仿真EMS运行软件中实施的高度定制的线性规划算法，实现了机组个体无功裕度的最大化或规划目的
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532758
H. Louie, K. Strunz
Applications of network control devices such as phase shifting transformers and flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) devices in power systems include congestion management and parallel flow reduction. In a market environment, it is common for these devices to be primarily operated for local congestion relief. However, this single objective control may not utilize the controller to its maximum extent. It may be possible for the device to both manage congestion and reduce parallel flow. This paper develops a two-level hierarchical multiobjective optimization method that determines the operating points of an area's network control devices for local congestion management and inter-area parallel flow reduction, as measured by a novel wide-area impact index. This index is comprised of the weighted sum of the changes in line flow over a large number of transmission lines caused by the operation of an adjacent area. The method and index are validated through an application to a 30-bus test system
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532721
M. Shinkai
There are 10 regional Vertical Integrated Utilities in Japan, and these operate the individual regional systems. The tile-lines between adjacent utilities are used supplementary. On the other hand, Japan has stepped into next stage in its liberalization, and since April 2005 the customers who consume about 60% of total sales can choose their suppliers. There are two noteworthy elements in Japanese liberalization: a neutral organization and a wholesale power exchange. The neutral organization is unique, neither a regulator nor a system operator. The players in Japan's liberalization scheme discussed and published rules for tie-line use. There are two principles for tie-line use in Japan, upon which congestion management is based: "first come, first served," and "use it or lose it." The grid users do not need to pay for tie-line capacity allocation, but they need to pay a charge for the certain change of their plans posted to prevent intentional overestimates of capacity needs
{"title":"Congestion management in Japan","authors":"M. Shinkai","doi":"10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532721","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532721","url":null,"abstract":"There are 10 regional Vertical Integrated Utilities in Japan, and these operate the individual regional systems. The tile-lines between adjacent utilities are used supplementary. On the other hand, Japan has stepped into next stage in its liberalization, and since April 2005 the customers who consume about 60% of total sales can choose their suppliers. There are two noteworthy elements in Japanese liberalization: a neutral organization and a wholesale power exchange. The neutral organization is unique, neither a regulator nor a system operator. The players in Japan's liberalization scheme discussed and published rules for tie-line use. There are two principles for tie-line use in Japan, upon which congestion management is based: \"first come, first served,\" and \"use it or lose it.\" The grid users do not need to pay for tie-line capacity allocation, but they need to pay a charge for the certain change of their plans posted to prevent intentional overestimates of capacity needs","PeriodicalId":414346,"journal":{"name":"International Symposium CIGRE/IEEE PES, 2005.","volume":"50 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0,"publicationDate":"2005-11-21","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"115887395","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532720
L. Barroso, T.H. Cavalcanti, P. Giesbertz, K. Purchała
This paper describes the main findings of the work carried out on behalf of Cigre task force C5-2-1 "classification of electricity markets" within study committee C5 of Cigre. The work is based on a questionnaire that was answered by 23 countries covering all continents. This paper provides an overview of various international operating electricity markets. It describes and classifies the organization and functioning of electricity markets independent of industry structures, management of congestion, ancillary services management and regulatory aspects
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532726
G. Migliavacca, M. Gallanti, C. Bovo, M. Delfanti
Firm transmission rights (FTRs) are issued by TSOs and can be bought by market operators in order to hedge the risk connected to the volatility of price differentials in a zonal market. FTRs are typically defined w.r.t. a couple of zones; their owners have the right or the obligation (depending on the nature of the title) to receive back from the TSO an amount of money equal to the difference between the prices in the "downstream" and "upstream" zones times the quantity object of the right. The aim of the paper is to assess these consequences, in particular concerning the issue of revenue sufficiency and the possibility that generators with market power owning FTRs may dispose of enhanced gaming opportunities in the Italian energy market
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532756
K. Iba
The deregulation of electric power industry has been proceeding in Japan. Some new comers' can use traditional power utilities' transmission lines under proper rules. In this situation, a question: "Who use individual transmission lines" has become an important concern. Since an organization like ISO or RTO has to manage the congestion and has to charge proper transmission fee to users. The loop flow control by DC-link and phase-shifter (UPFC) is also essential issue. A system operator has to obey proper control rules which should be fair and equal to all related members. In this paper, a simple algorithm has been proposed to identify the transmission users in the third party access. This algorithm is based on "DC-flow" approach, which treats only the injection power (P) and the voltage phase angle (delta). DC-link, phase shifter and switching of CB can control loop flows. Every loop flow controller can be modeled as pseudo power injections at both "from" and "to" nodes of each controller. These injections have same absolute values with opposite sign. The effects of controllers can be identified and isolated independently from other load flows. In this paper, two steps of loop flow control have been discussed. In the first Control-1, a system operator adjusts the loop flow controllers using an optimization method based on LP or QP. These control action does not affect to energy balance in each company. In the second Control-2, a system operator indicates required modifications of line flows to each company so as they can change their energy balance by themselves. Although we could not complete numerical tests in this stage, we check the performance in near future using larger test cases
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532724
H.S. Jeong, Y. Moon, T. Oh, D. Hur, J. Park
This paper thoroughly investigates how best it would be to send an adequately accurate locational price signal with the congestion costs incorporated into the transmission pricing rule when the electricity market, in which costs are recovered from all transmission users on an equivalent basis, is not unduly maintained. This paper attempts to make a supportive and self-explanatory proposal that it could fit the Korean cost-based pool (CBP) that satisfactorily sharpens the locational price signal.
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532752
Lars Nordström, Torsten Cegrell
Properly applied, information technology can go a long way to meet challenges introduced by the changes in power flow introduced by the opening of electricity markets. To provide efficient support to utilities information systems must be well adapted to current and future business needs. For some years the goal of information systems support at utilities have been an integrated suite of IT systems that are well aligned to the business processes. This, to some extent Utopian, goal is sometimes referred to as the integrated utility. This paper presents experiences with applying a modelling approach, using established notation and standards that can be used to analyze utility-wide information system architectures. The specific characteristic of the modelling approach presented in this paper is that the modelling is done with the IEC standardised common information model as a basis. The benefits of using the approach is that it provides a straightforward method to create consistent documentation of use of data and functionality across several systems. The output created consist of unambiguous UML compliant models, and standards based functionality listings in which data and functionality duplication and overlap can be identified. The paper is concluded with a presentation of a case study in which the proposed approach was applied to a real world utility's business processes and systems. The case study shows promising results for the approach, but also underlines the need for further work
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532739
P. Sole
The demand for capacity reservations at the transmission interconnections between control areas in Central Europe is usually much higher than the capacity available for electricity trading. It is expected, that as a consequence of market opening according to the market liberalisation in Europe, the demand will further increase over time. In the beginning of 90th, before liberalisation of electricity market, there were vertically integrated utilities - monopolies in each of Central European countries. Cross border exchange was mainly between two utilities, and only as an addition to the overall national balance. Utilisation of interconnectors was planned together with system balance planning and there was under normal operation no congestions. Since 2002, demand for cross border capacity exceeded permanently offered capacities. Congestion management methods was gradually developed on different interconnectors depend on the level of electricity market opening in different states. The vast majority of electricity trading in control areas of concerned TSOs is thus based on OTC bilateral contracts. For that reason, explicit auctions was established as the most appropriate market mechanism for cross border capacity allocation. First auctions was organized independently on both sides of the interconnection i.e. two auctions for one interconnection. Soon after, under the pressure from traders side, concerned TSOs established on most of the interconnectors common bilateral auction. Due to the technical constrains in the regional network there are two possible technical limits, which must be taken into account. Either the internal network in one control area is congested as a consequence of the past development. Concerned TSO's in the region agreed to start a common regional auctioning procedure for transmission capacities reservation on all borders between them in the same time and to allocate available capacities on the congested profiles in the way which gives to market players a requested transmission capacity reservation on the indicated border . Auctions for yearly, monthly and daily capacities for the year 2005 was organized followed by monthly auctions. Daily auctions and capacity transfers among market participants are administrated by Internet based system through auction e-portal
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Pub Date : 2005-11-21DOI: 10.1109/CIGRE.2005.1532748
M. Monti
ETSO, European Transmission System Operators, was founded in 2001 and is composed of European TSOs also members from UCTE (Union pour la Coordination du Transport de l'Electricite), Nordel (Nordic Countries Association), UKTSOA (UK) and ATSOI (Ireland). The opening of the European electricity market requires a considerable amount of electronic data interchanges (EDI) between all market participants. Consequently ETSO Task Force 14 was set up in order to harmonise EDI and especially the documents to be exchanged. This paper has the following objectives: 1) to provide an overview of the ETSO standards, 2) to provide a situation report on the actual European implementation of the ETSO standards, 3) to present the ongoing activities of ETSO TF 14
欧洲输电系统运营商(ETSO)成立于2001年，由欧洲输电系统运营商以及来自UCTE (Union pour la Coordination du Transport del’electricite)、Nordel(北欧国家协会)、UKTSOA(英国)和ATSOI(爱尔兰)的成员组成。欧洲电力市场的开放需要所有市场参与者之间进行大量的电子数据交换(EDI)。因此，成立了ETSO第14工作队，以便协调电子数据交换，特别是要交换的文件。本文的目的如下:1)提供ETSO标准的概述，2)提供欧洲实际实施ETSO标准的情况报告，3)介绍ETSO TF 14正在进行的活动
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