Power System Flexibility provides a consolidated foundation in the design, planning, and operation of intermittent highly renewable power systems—integrating core theory, mathematical analysis, and modern international applications in an unusually multidisciplinary approach. Opening with an expansive theoretical grounding in the definition, analysis, and modeling of power systems, the book demonstrates how to apply flexibility theory to critical problems involving intermittency and variability in power system planning and operation. The guide concludes with an international complement of case studies, demonstrating how flexibility theory has been applied to real-world projects of increasing complexity.
1. Chapter 1 : Introduction to power system flexibility - p. Page xiv 2. Chapter 2 : Mathematical basis of stochastic process and stochastic programming - p. Page 14 3. Chapter 3 : Concepts and characteristics of power system flexibility - p. Page 35 4. Chapter 4 : Flexibility balancing and indices - p. Page 46 5. Chapter 5 : Flexibility assessment based on operational simulation - p. Page 51 6. Chapter 6 : Flexibility assessment tool and case studies - p. Page 67 7. Chapter 7 : Active power balance control based on flexibility theory - p. Page 78 8. Chapter 8 : Reactive power balance control based on flexibility theory - p. Page 104 9. Chapter 9 : Modeling flexibility in electric power market - p. Page 113 10. Chapter 10 : Introduction to power system flexibility planning - p. Page 143 11. Chapter 11 : Coordinating planning of generation-grid-load-storage flexibility resources - p. Page 147 12. Chapter 12 : Integrated planning of collection and delivery system for large-scale new energy base - p. Page 155 13. Chapter 13 : Collection and transmission planning for large offshore wind power base - p. Page 171 14. Chapter 14 : Deployment and allocation of storage based on flexibility theory - p. Page 191 15. Chapter 15 : Introduction to power system flexibility operation - p. Page 210 16. Chapter 16 : Virtual power generator based hierarchical schedule of wind power cluster - p. Page 213 17. Chapter 17 : Multisources complementary operation considering grid constraints - p. Page 233 18. Chapter 18 : Multitemporal-spatial-scale flexibility to improve renewable energy accommodation - p. Page 250 19. Chapter 19 : Flexibility resource coordination on demand side - p. Page 261 20. Chapter 20 : Planning projects of power system flexibility - p. Page 273 21. Chapter 21 : Operational application of flexibility theory - p. Page 302 22. Chapter 22 : The sector coupled flexibility resources - p. Page 318 23. Acronyms - p. Page 340 24. Index - p. Page ccclv
Power System Flexibility provides a consolidated foundation in the design, planning, and operation of intermittent highly renewable power systems—integrating core theory, mathematical analysis, and modern international applications in an unusually multidisciplinary approach. Opening with an expansive theoretical grounding in the definition, analysis, and modeling of power systems, the book demonstrates how to apply flexibility theory to critical problems involving intermittency and variability in power system planning and operation. The guide concludes with an international complement of case studies, demonstrating how flexibility theory has been applied to real-world projects of increasing complexity.
1. Chapter 1 : Introduction to power system flexibility - p. Page xiv 2. Chapter 2 : Mathematical basis of stochastic process and stochastic programming - p. Page 14 3. Chapter 3 : Concepts and characteristics of power system flexibility - p. Page 35 4. Chapter 4 : Flexibility balancing and indices - p. Page 46 5. Chapter 5 : Flexibility assessment based on operational simulation - p. Page 51 6. Chapter 6 : Flexibility assessment tool and case studies - p. Page 67 7. Chapter 7 : Active power balance control based on flexibility theory - p. Page 78 8. Chapter 8 : Reactive power balance control based on flexibility theory - p. Page 104 9. Chapter 9 : Modeling flexibility in electric power market - p. Page 113 10. Chapter 10 : Introduction to power system flexibility planning - p. Page 143 11. Chapter 11 : Coordinating planning of generation-grid-load-storage flexibility resources - p. Page 147 12. Chapter 12 : Integrated planning of collection and delivery system for large-scale new energy base - p. Page 155 13. Chapter 13 : Collection and transmission planning for large offshore wind power base - p. Page 171 14. Chapter 14 : Deployment and allocation of storage based on flexibility theory - p. Page 191 15. Chapter 15 : Introduction to power system flexibility operation - p. Page 210 16. Chapter 16 : Virtual power generator based hierarchical schedule of wind power cluster - p. Page 213 17. Chapter 17 : Multisources complementary operation considering grid constraints - p. Page 233 18. Chapter 18 : Multitemporal-spatial-scale flexibility to improve renewable energy accommodation - p. Page 250 19. Chapter 19 : Flexibility resource coordination on demand side - p. Page 261 20. Chapter 20 : Planning projects of power system flexibility - p. Page 273 21. Chapter 21 : Operational application of flexibility theory - p. Page 302 22. Chapter 22 : The sector coupled flexibility resources - p. Page 318 23. Acronyms - p. Page 340 24. Index - p. Page ccclv
