Fundamentals of Power System Economics¶
Kirschen, D. S., & Strbac, G. (2019). Fundamentals of Power System Economics. Wiley.
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- Reserve
- The roles: resource is generation capacity; nominal demand is the forecast load curve; maintained surplus is the headroom above current dispatched output; contingency is the sudden loss of a large generator or transmission line (the N-1 criterion); draw-down rule is automatic, triggered by frequency drop, all of which Kirschen and Strbac (2019) catalogue as the operating-reserve services that hold modern power markets together.
This sourceCatalogues operating reserves (regulation, spinning, non-spinning, replacement) as ancillary services priced and dispatched against contingency timescales; the canonical power-systems treatment of layered reserve against the N-1 contingency.
- The roles: resource is generation capacity; nominal demand is the forecast load curve; maintained surplus is the headroom above current dispatched output; contingency is the sudden loss of a large generator or transmission line (the N-1 criterion); draw-down rule is automatic, triggered by frequency drop, all of which Kirschen and Strbac (2019) catalogue as the operating-reserve services that hold modern power markets together.
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