Localized reactive power markets using the concept of voltage control areas
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In this article, a localized competitive market for reactive power ancillary services at the level of individual voltage control areas is proposed, where uniform prices for various components of reactive power service are obtained for each voltage-control area.Abstract:
In this paper, we present the design of a localized competitive market for reactive power ancillary services at the level of individual voltage-control areas. The concept of electrical distance has been used to identify the different voltage-control areas within a power system. The proposed reactive power market is settled on uniform price auction, using a modified optimal power-flow model. Uniform prices for various components of reactive power service are obtained for each voltage-control area. In the study cases described in the paper, we examine whether such a localized reactive power market is more desirable than a common system-wide reactive power market.read more
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