Dynamic versus steady-state modeling of FACTS controllers in transmission congestion


Abstract:

This paper discusses the effect on transmission congestion management and pricing of dynamic and steady-state models of FACTS controllers. The analysis is based on comparing system operating conditions and locational marginal prices obtained from stability-constrained auction models when dynamic and steady state FACTS models are used. A novel stability-constrained OPF auction model, which allows for the inclusion of dynamic models of power systems elements, including FACTS controllers, and a better representation of system stability constraints, is described in some detail and applied to the IEEE 14-bus benchmark system with a SVC. The paper demonstrates the importance of considering the dynamic effects of FACTS controllers on transmission congestion management and pricing. © 2006 IEEE.

Año de publicación:

2006

Keywords:

  • Transmission congestion
  • electricity markets
  • FACTS
  • Modeling
  • ancillary services
  • Electricity pricing

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