access icon free Evaluation of price-sensitive loads’ impacts on transmission network congestion using an analytical approach

An analytical approach is presented to evaluate the impacts of price-sensitive loads on congestion in transmission network. To achieve this aim, the Lagrange multipliers (LMs) of transmission lines’ power flow constraints are calculated from independent system operator's social welfare maximisation in which demand-side bidding is considered. It is shown that the LM of each congested line can be decomposed into five components. The first part is a constant value for the specified line, while the next two components are associated to generating units and the last two constitutive parts are related to load service entities (LSEs). The proposed decomposition obtains considerable information regarding the impacts of price-sensitive loads on congestion in transmission network. First, the sensitivity of congestion degree of each congested line to the bidding strategies and maximum price-sensitive demand of LSEs are indicated by weighting coefficients of the last two terms in the decomposed LM. Furthermore, the decomposition of LM to the constitutive components reveals the contribution of each generating unit and LSE to the congestion of corresponding line. The simulation results on a test system confirm the efficiency of the proposed approach.

Inspec keywords: load flow; pricing; power transmission lines; power transmission economics

Other keywords: transmission line power flow constraints; LM decomposition; congestion degree sensitivity; transmission network congestion; weighting coefficient; maximum price-sensitive demand; LSE; analytical approach; specified line constant value; congested line decomposition; independent system operator social welfare maximisation; Lagrange multipliers; load service entities; generating units; demand-side bidding; price-sensitive load impact

Subjects: Power transmission, distribution and supply; Power system management, operation and economics

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