DocumentCode
1556425
Title
Achieving the Highest Levels of Wind Integration— A System Operator Perspective
Author
O´Sullivan, Jonathan ; Coughlan, Yvonne ; Rourke, Shane ; Kamaluddin, Nezar
Author_Institution
EirGrid Plc., Dublin, Ireland
Volume
3
Issue
4
fYear
2012
Firstpage
819
Lastpage
826
Abstract
Ireland and Northern Ireland have policy objectives to have over 37% of total electricity consumption from wind power plants by 2020. This poses new operational challenges to power system operation and will significantly alter the performance envelope needed and provided from the system portfolio. In addition to these challenges, generators do not always perform to their expected standards during events. System operators need to understand the fundamental changes to system behavior with increased wind generation along with the actual performance capabilities of the portfolio in order to design and operate a power system which can securely and efficiently manage the highest penetration of wind power plants.
Keywords
power consumption; power generation economics; power system stability; wind power plants; Northern Ireland; annual energy penetration; electricity consumption; plant portfolio; policy targets; power system operation; synchronous system; system operator perspective; system portfolio; time domain simulations; wind integration; wind power plants; Portfolios; Power system management; Power system stability; Reactive power; Wind power generation; Power system operations; power system stability; renewable generation; wind generation;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Sustainable Energy, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1949-3029
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TSTE.2012.2201184
Filename
6237560
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