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Energy resources management in three distinct time horizons considering a large variation in wind power
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The intensive use of distributed generation based on
renewable resources increases the complexity of power
systems management, particularly the short-term scheduling.
Demand response, storage units and electric and
plug-in hybrid vehicles also pose new challenges to the
short-term scheduling. However, these distributed energy
resources can contribute significantly to turn the shortterm
scheduling more efficient and effective improving
the power system reliability.
This paper proposes a short-term scheduling methodology
based on two distinct time horizons: hour-ahead
scheduling, and real-time scheduling considering the
point of view of one aggregator agent. In each scheduling
process, it is necessary to update the generation and
consumption operation, and the storage and electric vehicles
status. Besides the new operation condition, more
accurate forecast values of wind generation and consumption
are available, for the resulting of short-term
and very short-term methods. In this paper, the aggregator
has the main goal of maximizing his profits while,
fulfilling the established contracts with the aggregated
and external players.
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Palavras-chave
Energy resources management System management Integration strategies & policies Storage
Contexto Educativo
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Editora
The European Wind Energy Association - EWEA