Operation Management on Autonomous Power System

The running developments in the field of power systems have, as a result, the maximization of complexity and their marginal operation with regard to their dynamic security. This becomes more perceptible in autonomous power systems. Consequently, in the modern energy environment, the use of enhanced operation management and monitoring programs is judged necessary. The results that are arrived at in the present chapter were developed via a concretization of algorithms, which were incorporated in an implemented operation and planning management system. The presented algorithms have as object to improve the level of combination between unit commitment, economic dispatch and dynamic security assessment (DSA).

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