Advancing Wind Integration Study Methodologies: Implications of Higher Levels of Wind
Advancing Wind Integration Study Methodologies: Implications of Higher Levels of Wind
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推进风电并网研究方法:更高水平风电的影响
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2010
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Y. Wan
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M. Milligan;E. Ela;D. Lew;D. Corbus;Y. Wan
Wind integration studies are now routinely undertaken by utilities and system operators to investigate the operational impacts of the variability and uncertainty of wind power on the grid. There are widely adopted techniques and assumptions that are used to model system operation, examine impacts on the regulation, load following, and unit commitment timeframes, and quantify costs. As wind penetration levels increase, some of the assumptions and methodologies are no longer valid and new methodologies have been devised. Based on involvement in conducting studies, reviewing studies, and/or developing datasets for studies in WECC, the Eastern Interconnect, Hawaii, and other regions, the authors report on the evolution of techniques to better model high penetrations (generally, 20% or more energy penetration) of wind energy.