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Uncertainty Management in the Unit Commitment Problem
DOI:10.1109/TPWRS.2008.2012180.png)
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Uncertainty in power systems operations has been traditionally managed by multistage decision making and operating reserve requirements. A familiar example of multistage decisions is day-ahead unit commitment and real-time economic dispatch. An alternate approach for managing uncertainty is a stochastic formulation, which allows the explicit modeling of the sources of uncertainty. This paper compares stochastic and reserve methods and evaluates the benefits of a combined approach for the efficient management of uncertainty in the unit commitment problem. Numerical studies show that unit commitment solutions obtained for the combined approach are robust and superior with respect to the traditional approach in terms of both economics and reliability metrics.
Keywords:
Economic dispatch
operating reserve
optimization
Monte Carlo simulation
reliability
stochastic programming
unit commitment
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