Abstract
This paper presents a novel wind farm dispatch control scheme by integrating a battery energy storage system (BESS) to manage the amount of net energy generation sold to the electricity market. The scheme is based on model predictive control to ensure the optimal operation of BESS in the presence of practical system constraints. The proposed scheme follows a decision policy to efficiently sell more energy at peak demand/price times and store it at off-peak periods in compliance with the electricity rules of the Australian National Electricity Market. The performance of the proposed control scheme is assessed under different scenarios in terms of a key performance index and earning comparison from power sale using actual wind farm and electricity price data.
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