Abstract
The distributed power flow controller (DPFC) has a positive effect of UC problem on the network side based on its ability to manage capacity of power flow. This study presents a novel two-stage robust model to optimize the status of the generator and location–allocation of the DPFC, while simultaneously considering wind and load uncertainties. The column-and-constraint generation (CCG) method is utilized to solve the two-stage problem into the master problem and the subproblem iteratively. The optimal status of the generator and location of the DPFC can be easily obtained with the master problem, and the dispatch solution and compensation level of the DPFC are solved in the subproblem. We conduct the IEEE 24 bus system to verify the performance of the proposed procedure. There are effects on wind spillage/load shedding and generator dispatch scheduling planning once the DPFC is injected. Detailed simulation results illustrate the effect of the proposed approach.
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