Consumer Theory-Based Primary Frequency Regulation in Multi-Microgrid
This paper presents a novel primary frequency regulation strategy for multi-microgrid (MMG) systems, utilizing consumer theory within a peer-to-peer (P2P) energy management
Here, we focus on (i) participation of microgrids in frequency regulation markets operated by the RTO through the identification of appropriate bids and (ii) the coordination among RTO and aggregators to efficiently dis-aggregate the regulation signal amongst the aggregators.
We have developed meaningful abstractions for the capacity, cost of generation, and ramp rates by taking into account the power flow equations inside the microgrid. This provides enough information for the microgrids to participate in the market clearance stage.
The frequency regulation market is operated by an RTO to regulate the system frequency at its nominal value. To achieve this, the RTO coordinates the response of participating energy resources in a centralized fashion to assign the regulation signal and restore the power balance of the grid.
In this paper, a market scheduling and pricing method for comprehensive frequency regulation services (FRSs) is proposed. First, a modeling approach for flexible FR capabilities of WPGs is proposed based on the mechanism of inertia control and power reserve control.
This paper presents a novel primary frequency regulation strategy for multi-microgrid (MMG) systems, utilizing consumer theory within a peer-to-peer (P2P) energy management
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