Abstract
Load frequency control is one of the most important ancillary services brought in after deregulation of electricity market, which must be procured by the system operator from the market participants by some regulatory mechanism or by using market-based approaches. This paper presents an overview of load frequency control service prevailing in India and other developed countries after deregulation. Brief review on various control strategies proposed by researchers to design LFC controller to regulate the frequency in deregulated market has been covered. Finally, price based frequency linked load frequency control scheme has been discussed.
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