Exploiting flexibility of radio base stations in local DSO markets for congestion management with shared balancing responsibility between TSO and DSO
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2018Keywords
Ancillary services
TSO-DSO interaction
Distributed energy resources bidding and aggregation
Abstract
Electric power systems are facing major challenges as fossil fuel generation is replaced by renewable
generation, which is often characterised by variable behaviour. This increases the need for resources to
be used to guarantee voltage and frequency stability and to ensure power quality. At the same time, an
increasing number of flexible demand and storage systems are being located at distribution level. All
these resources can potentially provide network services if they are aggregated effectively. To achieve
this, however, the roles of the diverse network stakeholders –transmission systems operators (TSOs),
distribution systems operators (DSOs) and aggregators– should be reshaped. Together, the way realtime
electricity markets are organised must also be adapted to reflect the new operating environment.
The project SmartNet (http://smartnet-project.eu/) compares five TSO-DSO coordination schemes and
different real-time market architectures with the aim of finding out which one ...
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