论文信息 - Impact of transmission on resource adequacy in systems with wind and solar power

Impact of transmission on resource adequacy in systems with wind and solar power

Variable generation is on track to become a significant contributor to electric power systems worldwide. Thus, it is important to analyze the effect that renewables will have on the reliability of systems. In this paper we present a new tool being implemented at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, which allows the inclusion of variable generation in the power system resource adequacy. The tool is used to quantify a first estimate of the potential contribution of transmission to reliability in highly interconnected systems and an example is provided using the Western Interconnection footprint.

M. Milligan | E. Ibanez | M. Milligan | E. Ibanez

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