Abstract
The solar and wind renewable energy is developing very rapidly to fulfill the energy gap. This specific increasing share of renewable energy is a reaction to the ecological trepidations to conciliate economics with security due to the new challenges in power system supply. In solar and wind renewable energy, the only partially predictable is the output with very low controllability which creates unit commitment problems in thermal units. In this research paper, a different linear formulation via mixed integer is presented that only requires “binary variables” and restraints concerning earlier stated models. The framework of this model allows precisely the costs of time-dependent startup & intertemporal limitations, for example, minimum up & down times and a ramping limit. To solve the unit commitment problem efficiently, a commercially available linear programming of mixed-integer is applied for sizeable practical scale. The results of the simulation are shown in conclusions.
Highlights
Background and MotivationThe new era of technology created a competitive environment in power system which needs perfect and useful tools to support the resources scheduling decisions
In solar and wind renewable energy, the only partially predictable is the output with very low controllability which creates unit commitment problems in thermal units
The independent system operator (ISO) solves the generating scheduling problems in present electricity market [2], which is similar as a problem of unit commitment in non-viable centralized Power System which is sponsored by Standard Market Design FERC’s [3]
Summary
The new era of technology created a competitive environment in power system which needs perfect and useful tools to support the resources scheduling decisions. The independent system operator (ISO) solves the generating scheduling problems in present electricity market [2], which is similar as a problem of unit commitment in non-viable centralized Power System which is sponsored by Standard Market Design FERC’s [3]. The critical intangible dissimilarity in both problems is instead of minimizing operation costs; the independent system operator maximizes social welfare measure which is a function of bids and offers market participant. The solution of the old-fashioned centralized unit commitment problem for the economic power industry is relevant
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