Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties

The paper investigates the case of a microgrid participating in a pool-type market to enable purchasing part of its energy demand from the grid. The market exposure subjects the ?grid to various risks including price, demand volume, non-dispatchable distributed generation output and system reliabili...

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Main Authors: Muhamad Razali N.M., Hashim A.H.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-307862023-12-29T15:53:15Z Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties Muhamad Razali N.M. Hashim A.H. 36440450000 24447656300 Microgrid Operational strategies Risks Commerce Costs Decision making Differential equations Energy management Profitability Wind power Cash flow Distributed Generation Energy demands Energy procurement Expected costs Expected profits Expected shortfall Interruptible load Micro grid Monte Carlo Simulation Operational decisions Operational strategies Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Risk based decision making Spot price Stochastic differential equations System reliability Weather data Weibull Wind profiles Wind-turbine generation Mesh generation The paper investigates the case of a microgrid participating in a pool-type market to enable purchasing part of its energy demand from the grid. The market exposure subjects the ?grid to various risks including price, demand volume, non-dispatchable distributed generation output and system reliability which require extensive risk based decision making processes for optimal operational strategies. By using the characteristics of a particular market and weather data, the spot price is modelled using Ornstein-Uhlenbeck mean-reverting stochastic differential equation while the wind turbine generation employed Weibull distributed wind profile. Monte-Carlo simulations with different proportions of customers classified as premier, normal and interruptible loads with heterogeneous tariffs are performed to evaluate the ratio of expected profit to expected cost of energy procurement, Cash Flow at Risk and Expected Shortfall. �2009 IEEE. Final 2023-12-29T07:53:15Z 2023-12-29T07:53:15Z 2009 Conference paper 2-s2.0-77951708106 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-77951708106&partnerID=40&md5=22e8c9c9fd89d573c280f931ceb8c78f https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30786 5429520 Scopus
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topic Microgrid
Operational strategies
Risks
Commerce
Costs
Decision making
Differential equations
Energy management
Profitability
Wind power
Cash flow
Distributed Generation
Energy demands
Energy procurement
Expected costs
Expected profits
Expected shortfall
Interruptible load
Micro grid
Monte Carlo Simulation
Operational decisions
Operational strategies
Ornstein-Uhlenbeck
Risk based decision making
Spot price
Stochastic differential equations
System reliability
Weather data
Weibull
Wind profiles
Wind-turbine generation
Mesh generation
spellingShingle Microgrid
Operational strategies
Risks
Commerce
Costs
Decision making
Differential equations
Energy management
Profitability
Wind power
Cash flow
Distributed Generation
Energy demands
Energy procurement
Expected costs
Expected profits
Expected shortfall
Interruptible load
Micro grid
Monte Carlo Simulation
Operational decisions
Operational strategies
Ornstein-Uhlenbeck
Risk based decision making
Spot price
Stochastic differential equations
System reliability
Weather data
Weibull
Wind profiles
Wind-turbine generation
Mesh generation
Muhamad Razali N.M.
Hashim A.H.
Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
description The paper investigates the case of a microgrid participating in a pool-type market to enable purchasing part of its energy demand from the grid. The market exposure subjects the ?grid to various risks including price, demand volume, non-dispatchable distributed generation output and system reliability which require extensive risk based decision making processes for optimal operational strategies. By using the characteristics of a particular market and weather data, the spot price is modelled using Ornstein-Uhlenbeck mean-reverting stochastic differential equation while the wind turbine generation employed Weibull distributed wind profile. Monte-Carlo simulations with different proportions of customers classified as premier, normal and interruptible loads with heterogeneous tariffs are performed to evaluate the ratio of expected profit to expected cost of energy procurement, Cash Flow at Risk and Expected Shortfall. �2009 IEEE.
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Muhamad Razali N.M.
Hashim A.H.
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author Muhamad Razali N.M.
Hashim A.H.
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title Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
title_short Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
title_full Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
title_fullStr Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
title_full_unstemmed Microgrid operational decisions based on CFaR with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
title_sort microgrid operational decisions based on cfar with wind power and pool prices uncertainties
publishDate 2023
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