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Dynamic optimal power flow approach to account for consumer response in short term hydrothermal coordination studies

Dynamic optimal power flow approach to account for consumer response in short term hydrothermal coordination studies

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This paper deals with the representation of price-responsive loads in the short term coordination of predominantly hydroelectric hydrothermal systems. The proposed approach allows the representation of cross-relationships between demand and price during different dispatch intervals of a given time horizon. Also, consumer energy constraints which behave as dynamic restrictions can be taken into account. By that means, a load shifting program in which the consumers' overall energy consumption remains constant throughout the time horizon can be simulated. The short-term hydrothermal coordination is solved as a single optimisation problem employing the primal–dual interior point method. Realistic subsystems, based on the Brazil interconnected power system, are used to illustrate the effect of price-responsive loads on reservoir storages.

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