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International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE)
Vol. 9, No. 4, August 2019, pp. 2794~2802
ISSN: 2088-8708, DOI: 10.11591/ijece.v9i4.pp2794-2802  2794
Journal homepage: http://iaescore.com/journals/index.php/IJECE
An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and
demand response for day-ahead markets
Ricardo Moreno, Johan Obando, Gabriel Gonzalez
Energy and Mechanical Department, Universidad Autónoma de Occidente, Cali, Colombia
Article Info ABSTRACT
Article history:
Received Aug 22, 2018
Revised Mar 12, 2019
Accepted Apr 3, 2019
In the day-ahead dispatching of network-constrained electricity markets,
renewable energy and distributed resources are dispatched together with
conventional generation. The uncertainty and volatility associated to
renewable resources represents a new paradigm to be faced for power system
operation. Moreover, in various electricity markets there are mechanisms to
allow the demand participation through demand response (DR) strategies.
Under operational and economic restrictions, the operator each day, or even
in intra-day markets, dispatchs an optimal power flow to find a feasible state
of operation. The operation decisions in power markets use an optimal power
flow considering unit commitment to dispatch economically generation and
DR resources under security restrictions. This paper constructs a model to
include demand response in the optimal power flow under wind power
uncertainty. The model is formulated as a mixed-integer linear quadratic
problem and evaluated through Monte-Carlo simulations. A large number of
scenarios around a trajectory bid captures the uncertainty in wind power
forecasting. The proposed integrated OPF model is tested on the standard
IEEE 39-bus system.
Keywords:
Demand response
Electricity markets
Monte-Carlo simulations
Optimal power flow (OPF)
Wind power
Copyright © 2019 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science.
All rights reserved.
Corresponding Author:
Ricardo Moreno,
Energy and Mechanical Department,
Universidad Autónoma de Occidente,
Cali, Colombia.
Email: rmoreno@uao.edu.co
1. INTRODUCTION
Nowadays, the power system operation involves the competitive participation of renewable
generation and DR resources. Wind power generators are participating in electricity markets under different
incentives and the power system operator faces an important challenge related with the wind power
intermittency and unpredictability [1-3]. In this context, the integration of demand response resources
represents a new resource to be allocated in the power system operation [4]. The integration of DR resources
in the markets leads to technical and economic challenges associated with the integration of DR resources into
the reserve markets. The focus of this paper is on the formulation of an integrated model to dispatch
economically a power system under wind power integration and DR participation.
This paper provides a day-ahead dispatching framework including the integration of wind power
generation and demand response resources in the OPF formulation. Specifically, the model proposed in this
paper is formulated as a mixed-integer linear quadratic optimization problem, and the evaluation is performed
through Monte-Carlo simulations to capture the uncertainty related with the wind power generation.
DR resources are modeled as dispatchable loads, which indicates the demand tendency to shed its
consumption at determined price.
The wind power output has an intermittent nature, so, the integration of wind power generation
requires ancillary services such as regulation, contingency reserve and others to compensate wind power
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ramps. The generation system reliability of the system may be reduced in case of unpredicted decreases in
wind power because the available ramping capability of the system may not be sufficient to accommodate
those changes. The day-ahead dispatching with wind power has been addressed widely. The optimal power
flow (OPF) formulation have been extended to account for the variable nature of wind power generation.
For instance, in [5-8], the intermittent nature of wind power generation is captured using probabilistic
techniques. A stochastic unit commitment model is presented in [9], where authors propose a framework to
quantify the impact of large-scale wind power integration into power systems. The uncertainty in the wind
generation is addressed by means of scenarios and demands are considered to be fixed. Others authors have
suggested stochastic optimization (SO) based on scenarios to cope with wind power uncertainty in the unit
commitment problem [10-12]. SO employs several scenarios along with their associated probabilities to
simulate possible uncertainties during the period. In [13], an optimal generation scheduling method including
renewable energy, distributed resorues and storage systems is solved using a particle swan optimization
algorithm. In addition, in [14], the auhors propose an enhanced genetic algorithm to solve the optimal power
flow.
On the other hand, the integration of demand side resources into electricity markets has drawn a lot of
attention. DR is a strategy to utilize electricity demand as a distributed resource with real possibilities to
improve efficiency and reliability of electricity networks. Usually, the demand in power system is considered
inelastic to the prices. However, a substantial amount of electricity demand is elastic such as plug-in electric
vehicle (PEV) [15] charging batteries, heating ventilation, air conditioning, and this report [16] indicates that
one third of residential demand in U.S. is flexible.
Several studies are researching about the participation of demand side resources in the procurement of
energy and reserve services. Seminal studies [17-19] have developed pool based market structures considering
the participation of demand side resources into the energy and reserve markets. The demand side resources
(i.e., DR resources) are technically capable of providing ancillary services given the flexibility and
the possibility to alleviate large and unexpected wind ramp events [20, 21]. Distribution companies or
aggregators usually manage DR resources [22]. The aggregators represent technically and financially various
users in order to bid DR reductions in electricity markets. This paper addresses the day-ahead dispatching
including wind power bids and DR bids.
The paper is organized as follows. The problem formulation is presented in Section II. In Section III,
the proposed procedure is tested using the IEEE 39-bus test system. The results are analyzed and discussed.
Section IV provides some concluding remarks.
2. PROBLEM FORMULATION
The notation for the OPF dispatching model including wind power generations and DR resources is
expressed in terms of power generation for each unit, the load following reserves and the binary commitment
variable for thermal units. The complete set of variables are described as follows:
2.1. Notation
t Index over time periods.
T Set of indices of time periods in the planning horizon, typically  1 ... tn .
i Index over injections (generation units, dispatchable or curtailable loads).
j Index over scenarios.
t
I Indices of all units (generators) available for dispatch in any time t .
f Index of wind farms.
FN Set of indices of all units (wind farms and generators) available for dispatch in any time t
b Index of loads.
MAXDP Max., power demand for unit i at time t .
BN Set of indices of all loads at time t .
tiF Load flexibility of demand for unit i at time t .
tijp Active injection for unit i of scenario j at time t .
tf
wp Wind power forecast as offered in the market for unit f at time t
ti
DP Real power demand for unit i of scenario j at time t .
 ti
PC  Cost function for active injection i at time t .
 ti
DC  Cost function of upward and downward regulation of the demand from unit i at time t .
tbD Demand power at time t .
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,ti ti  Upward/downward load-following ramping reserves needed from unit i at time t for transition to
time 1t  .
 ti
C   ,  ti
C   Cost of upward and downward load-following ramp. Reserve for unit i at time t .
tij
MINP , tij
MAXP Limits on active injection for unit i in the scenario j at time t .
MAX
i
 
, MAX
i
 
Upward/downward load-following ramping reserve limits for unit i .
tiu Binary commitment state for unit i in period t .
,ti tiv w Binary startup and shutdown states for unit i in period t .
,ti ti
v wC C Startup and shutdown costs for unit i at time t
,ti ti
  Startup and shutdown costs for unit i at time t
2.2. Formulation
The problem formulation is expressed as a mixed-integer linear quadratic optimization problem
(MILP), where the optimization variable x is comprised of all the ,p ,ti
 - ,ti ,u v and w variables
corresponding to power generation for each unit, the load following reserves and the binary commitment
variable for thermal units.
Objective Function: The objective is expressed as the minimization ( )f x
min ( )
x
f x
(1)
Subject to
( ) 0g x  (2)
( ) 0h x  (3)
min maxx x x  (4)
where ( )f x is comprised of three components.
( ) ( ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , )p lf uc drf x f p f f u w f u w      (5)
Cost of active power dispatch
 ( ) ( )
t
ti tij
p P
t T i I
f p C p
 
  
(6)
Cost of load-following ramp reserves
    ( , )
t
ti ti ti ti
lf
t T i I
f C C   
 
       
(7)
Startup and shutdown cost
 ( , )
t
ti titi ti
uc v w
t T i I
f v w C v C w
 
  
(8)
Cost of demand response
 ( , )
t
tijti
dr D D
t T i I
f v w C P
 
    
(9)
This minimization is subject to the following constraints, for all: all and all :T tt T j J i I  
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Constraints:
Power balance constraints,
T T F B
tij tfjtij tb
wD
i I i I f N b N
p P p D
   
     
(10)
Nonlinear transmission flow and voltage limits as inequality constraints,
( , ) 0tj tj tjh V p  (11)
Load-following ramping limits and reserves,
max0 ti ti
    (12)
max0 titi
    (13)
Injection limits and commitments,
maxmin
tij tijti tij tiu P p u P 
(14)
Startup and shutdown events,
( 1)ti t i ti tiu u v w   (15)
Integer constraints,
     0,1 , 0,1 , 0,1ti ti tiu v w  
(16)
Flexibility interval of the demand
max0 ti DF P  (17)
3. SIMULATIONS RESULTS
The IEEE 39-bus test system is examined in this section to test the integrated model that considers
wind power generation DR resources. The day-ahead dispatching framework proposed as a MILP problem is
solved using GUROBI 7.5.1 [23] under the Matpower platform [24]. The case IEEE 39-bus test system
includes 10 generators; the data is listed in Table 1. The cost data are equal to report in [25] and [26]. Table 2
lists the quadratic cost functions for each generator in the IEEE 39-bus system according to [27]. The system
daily load curve is shown in Figure 1 with a maximum peak of 4531 MW at hour 20 and a minimum of 1840
at hour 3.
Table 1. Generator data for the IEEE 39 bus system
Gen.
#
C  C  vC wC minP maxP
1 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 250
2 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 678
3 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 650
4 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 632
5 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 508
6 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 650
7 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 560
8 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 540
9 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 830
10 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 1000
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Table 2. Cost functions
Gen. Cost Function [$]
1 2
1 0.00194 7.85 310C P P  
2 2
2 0.0035 8.5 260C P P  
3 2
3 0.00482 7 78C P P  
4 2
4 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
5 2
5 0.0024 6 80C P P  
6 2
6 0.0032 5.8 400C P P  
7 2
7 0.0053 6.24 120C P P  
8 2
8 0.00185 8.4 60C P P  
9 2
9 0.0025 5.75 450C P P  
10 2
10 0.00142 8.2 510C P P  
Figure 1. System daily load curve
This model considers a wind power integration level of 20% with respect to the peak load level.
A large number of scenarios around a trajectory bid captures the uncertainty in wind power forecasting by
the wind power generator as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Wind power generation profile
DR offers incentives designed to induce lower electricity use at times of high market price. For this
simulation, four loads provide demand response services, and the power quantity, which they are willing to
reduce in a certain time, is 1295 MW. The incentives represented as cost functions are shown in Table 3.
Table 3. Load data for the demand response
Load Bus Demand Power [MW] Cost Function [$]
1 8 522 2
1 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
2 15 320 2
2 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
3 23 247.5 2
3 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
4 28 206 2
4 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
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For five hundred (500) scenarios, this paper quantifies the demand response frequency and
he magnitude in MW for each load. Each scenario runs over 24 hours according to the system daily load and it
considers a forecasted trajectory for the wind integration. In Figure 3, can observe the frequency and quantity
of flexibility for the load in the bus 8. It is obeserved the demand response is maximum all the time. Each time
that this load is shed, it is shed at 522 MW. While that for the load in the bus 15, Figure 4 shows sometimes
the quantity of DR required is around 270 MW, 295 MW, and 305 MW, although the 75% of time the DR
required is at the maximum value. The results for demand response in the bus 23, see Figure 5, are similar to
the results in the Figure 4, almost all the time the DR is dispatched at maximum. In Figure 6, the load in
the bus 28 exhibit a similar dispatching to the loads in the buses 15 and 23.
Figure 3. Demand response in the bus 8 Figure 4. Demand response in the bus 15
Figure 5. Demand response in the bus 23 Figure 6. Demand response in the bus 28
Now, in Figure 7 shows the percentage of DR with respect to the available capacity. It is observed
that in the hour 3, 13, 16 and 17 for the 24 horizon planning, the DR is not dispatched at maximum.
For instance, in the hour 13, the load in the 28 responds at 40% for the maximum value available. At the peak
demand for the system, at hour 20, all loads are dispatched as DR resources.
Figure 7. Demand response for all loads in the power system
In order to quantify the benefits for DR participation in the power system operation, the probability
density function for the power generation cost is calculated in the 24-hour horizon. The realizations correspond
to the trajectories generated around the bid made by the wind power generator. Figure 8 shows the power
generation cost under 500 scenarios with DR available for dispatching while the Figure 9 shows the power
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generation cost without DR available. In order to compare the results for both cases, mean and standard
deviation for each case are calculated. The savings for the power generation cost is $8271. The result
represents the savings can be made in the power generation cost if the demand is flexible. Table 4 compares
the mean and variance parameters for both cases, with DR and without DR.
Figure 8. Cost objective function with DR Figure 9. Cost objective function without DR
Table 4. Gaussian parameters for the cost objective function with DR and without DR
Parameter
Estimate
without DR
Estimate
with DR
Difference
Mean $577,400 $569,120 $8,271
standard deviation $3,190 $3,360 -
In order to quantify DR benefits, others cost functions are set up to provide insight about
the dispatching cost. Table 5 provides six cost functions for demand response. This cost functions represents
the willing of each load to provide DR. The plot for those cost functions are shown in Figure 10.
Table 5. Incentive based demand response
Ref. Cost Function [$]
A 20.000128 1.4 439AC P P  
B 20.00248 2.4 449BC P P  
C 20.00128 6.4 459CC P P  
D 20.00528 6.4 469DC P P  
E 20.00928 6.4 479EC P P  
F 20.015221 6.4 489FC P P  
Figure 10. Cost functions for demand response
The power generation cost varies according to different incentives for DR as shown in Figure 11.
For instance, the case F, in Figure 10, shows a cost function with high bid for DR. The case A corresponeds to
a situation with a lower cost function, however, the dispatching is not the lower. For the cases evaluated,
the optimal solution corresponds to the case C, the cost function C is between the cases A and F.
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Figure 11. Cost objective function for different incentives to DR
4. CONCLUSION
In this paper, presented an integrated OPF model that explicitly includes wind power generation and
demand response resources for day-ahead dispatching in constrained electricity markets. Demand response is
integrated into the model as flexible loads with willing to bid day-ahead. Observed that considerable savings in
power generation cost could be achieved if the demand participates in the markets. The numerical results show
that the wind power uncertainty can be captured using trajectories from a Monte-Carlo simulation.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors acknowledge the support of the Universidad Autónoma de Occidente in Colombia.
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An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and demand response for day-ahead markets

  • 1. International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE) Vol. 9, No. 4, August 2019, pp. 2794~2802 ISSN: 2088-8708, DOI: 10.11591/ijece.v9i4.pp2794-2802  2794 Journal homepage: http://iaescore.com/journals/index.php/IJECE An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and demand response for day-ahead markets Ricardo Moreno, Johan Obando, Gabriel Gonzalez Energy and Mechanical Department, Universidad Autónoma de Occidente, Cali, Colombia Article Info ABSTRACT Article history: Received Aug 22, 2018 Revised Mar 12, 2019 Accepted Apr 3, 2019 In the day-ahead dispatching of network-constrained electricity markets, renewable energy and distributed resources are dispatched together with conventional generation. The uncertainty and volatility associated to renewable resources represents a new paradigm to be faced for power system operation. Moreover, in various electricity markets there are mechanisms to allow the demand participation through demand response (DR) strategies. Under operational and economic restrictions, the operator each day, or even in intra-day markets, dispatchs an optimal power flow to find a feasible state of operation. The operation decisions in power markets use an optimal power flow considering unit commitment to dispatch economically generation and DR resources under security restrictions. This paper constructs a model to include demand response in the optimal power flow under wind power uncertainty. The model is formulated as a mixed-integer linear quadratic problem and evaluated through Monte-Carlo simulations. A large number of scenarios around a trajectory bid captures the uncertainty in wind power forecasting. The proposed integrated OPF model is tested on the standard IEEE 39-bus system. Keywords: Demand response Electricity markets Monte-Carlo simulations Optimal power flow (OPF) Wind power Copyright © 2019 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. All rights reserved. Corresponding Author: Ricardo Moreno, Energy and Mechanical Department, Universidad Autónoma de Occidente, Cali, Colombia. Email: rmoreno@uao.edu.co 1. INTRODUCTION Nowadays, the power system operation involves the competitive participation of renewable generation and DR resources. Wind power generators are participating in electricity markets under different incentives and the power system operator faces an important challenge related with the wind power intermittency and unpredictability [1-3]. In this context, the integration of demand response resources represents a new resource to be allocated in the power system operation [4]. The integration of DR resources in the markets leads to technical and economic challenges associated with the integration of DR resources into the reserve markets. The focus of this paper is on the formulation of an integrated model to dispatch economically a power system under wind power integration and DR participation. This paper provides a day-ahead dispatching framework including the integration of wind power generation and demand response resources in the OPF formulation. Specifically, the model proposed in this paper is formulated as a mixed-integer linear quadratic optimization problem, and the evaluation is performed through Monte-Carlo simulations to capture the uncertainty related with the wind power generation. DR resources are modeled as dispatchable loads, which indicates the demand tendency to shed its consumption at determined price. The wind power output has an intermittent nature, so, the integration of wind power generation requires ancillary services such as regulation, contingency reserve and others to compensate wind power
  • 2. Int J Elec & Comp Eng ISSN: 2088-8708  An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and demand response for day ... (Ricardo Moreno) 2795 ramps. The generation system reliability of the system may be reduced in case of unpredicted decreases in wind power because the available ramping capability of the system may not be sufficient to accommodate those changes. The day-ahead dispatching with wind power has been addressed widely. The optimal power flow (OPF) formulation have been extended to account for the variable nature of wind power generation. For instance, in [5-8], the intermittent nature of wind power generation is captured using probabilistic techniques. A stochastic unit commitment model is presented in [9], where authors propose a framework to quantify the impact of large-scale wind power integration into power systems. The uncertainty in the wind generation is addressed by means of scenarios and demands are considered to be fixed. Others authors have suggested stochastic optimization (SO) based on scenarios to cope with wind power uncertainty in the unit commitment problem [10-12]. SO employs several scenarios along with their associated probabilities to simulate possible uncertainties during the period. In [13], an optimal generation scheduling method including renewable energy, distributed resorues and storage systems is solved using a particle swan optimization algorithm. In addition, in [14], the auhors propose an enhanced genetic algorithm to solve the optimal power flow. On the other hand, the integration of demand side resources into electricity markets has drawn a lot of attention. DR is a strategy to utilize electricity demand as a distributed resource with real possibilities to improve efficiency and reliability of electricity networks. Usually, the demand in power system is considered inelastic to the prices. However, a substantial amount of electricity demand is elastic such as plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) [15] charging batteries, heating ventilation, air conditioning, and this report [16] indicates that one third of residential demand in U.S. is flexible. Several studies are researching about the participation of demand side resources in the procurement of energy and reserve services. Seminal studies [17-19] have developed pool based market structures considering the participation of demand side resources into the energy and reserve markets. The demand side resources (i.e., DR resources) are technically capable of providing ancillary services given the flexibility and the possibility to alleviate large and unexpected wind ramp events [20, 21]. Distribution companies or aggregators usually manage DR resources [22]. The aggregators represent technically and financially various users in order to bid DR reductions in electricity markets. This paper addresses the day-ahead dispatching including wind power bids and DR bids. The paper is organized as follows. The problem formulation is presented in Section II. In Section III, the proposed procedure is tested using the IEEE 39-bus test system. The results are analyzed and discussed. Section IV provides some concluding remarks. 2. PROBLEM FORMULATION The notation for the OPF dispatching model including wind power generations and DR resources is expressed in terms of power generation for each unit, the load following reserves and the binary commitment variable for thermal units. The complete set of variables are described as follows: 2.1. Notation t Index over time periods. T Set of indices of time periods in the planning horizon, typically  1 ... tn . i Index over injections (generation units, dispatchable or curtailable loads). j Index over scenarios. t I Indices of all units (generators) available for dispatch in any time t . f Index of wind farms. FN Set of indices of all units (wind farms and generators) available for dispatch in any time t b Index of loads. MAXDP Max., power demand for unit i at time t . BN Set of indices of all loads at time t . tiF Load flexibility of demand for unit i at time t . tijp Active injection for unit i of scenario j at time t . tf wp Wind power forecast as offered in the market for unit f at time t ti DP Real power demand for unit i of scenario j at time t .  ti PC  Cost function for active injection i at time t .  ti DC  Cost function of upward and downward regulation of the demand from unit i at time t . tbD Demand power at time t .
  • 3.  ISSN: 2088-8708 Int J Elec & Comp Eng, Vol. 9, No. 4, August 2019 : 2794 - 2802 2796 ,ti ti  Upward/downward load-following ramping reserves needed from unit i at time t for transition to time 1t  .  ti C   ,  ti C   Cost of upward and downward load-following ramp. Reserve for unit i at time t . tij MINP , tij MAXP Limits on active injection for unit i in the scenario j at time t . MAX i   , MAX i   Upward/downward load-following ramping reserve limits for unit i . tiu Binary commitment state for unit i in period t . ,ti tiv w Binary startup and shutdown states for unit i in period t . ,ti ti v wC C Startup and shutdown costs for unit i at time t ,ti ti   Startup and shutdown costs for unit i at time t 2.2. Formulation The problem formulation is expressed as a mixed-integer linear quadratic optimization problem (MILP), where the optimization variable x is comprised of all the ,p ,ti  - ,ti ,u v and w variables corresponding to power generation for each unit, the load following reserves and the binary commitment variable for thermal units. Objective Function: The objective is expressed as the minimization ( )f x min ( ) x f x (1) Subject to ( ) 0g x  (2) ( ) 0h x  (3) min maxx x x  (4) where ( )f x is comprised of three components. ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , )p lf uc drf x f p f f u w f u w      (5) Cost of active power dispatch  ( ) ( ) t ti tij p P t T i I f p C p      (6) Cost of load-following ramp reserves     ( , ) t ti ti ti ti lf t T i I f C C              (7) Startup and shutdown cost  ( , ) t ti titi ti uc v w t T i I f v w C v C w      (8) Cost of demand response  ( , ) t tijti dr D D t T i I f v w C P        (9) This minimization is subject to the following constraints, for all: all and all :T tt T j J i I  
  • 4. Int J Elec & Comp Eng ISSN: 2088-8708  An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and demand response for day ... (Ricardo Moreno) 2797 Constraints: Power balance constraints, T T F B tij tfjtij tb wD i I i I f N b N p P p D           (10) Nonlinear transmission flow and voltage limits as inequality constraints, ( , ) 0tj tj tjh V p  (11) Load-following ramping limits and reserves, max0 ti ti     (12) max0 titi     (13) Injection limits and commitments, maxmin tij tijti tij tiu P p u P  (14) Startup and shutdown events, ( 1)ti t i ti tiu u v w   (15) Integer constraints,      0,1 , 0,1 , 0,1ti ti tiu v w   (16) Flexibility interval of the demand max0 ti DF P  (17) 3. SIMULATIONS RESULTS The IEEE 39-bus test system is examined in this section to test the integrated model that considers wind power generation DR resources. The day-ahead dispatching framework proposed as a MILP problem is solved using GUROBI 7.5.1 [23] under the Matpower platform [24]. The case IEEE 39-bus test system includes 10 generators; the data is listed in Table 1. The cost data are equal to report in [25] and [26]. Table 2 lists the quadratic cost functions for each generator in the IEEE 39-bus system according to [27]. The system daily load curve is shown in Figure 1 with a maximum peak of 4531 MW at hour 20 and a minimum of 1840 at hour 3. Table 1. Generator data for the IEEE 39 bus system Gen. # C  C  vC wC minP maxP 1 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 250 2 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 678 3 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 650 4 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 632 5 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 508 6 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 650 7 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 560 8 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 540 9 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 830 10 6.9 6.9 920 736 0 1000
  • 5.  ISSN: 2088-8708 Int J Elec & Comp Eng, Vol. 9, No. 4, August 2019 : 2794 - 2802 2798 Table 2. Cost functions Gen. Cost Function [$] 1 2 1 0.00194 7.85 310C P P   2 2 2 0.0035 8.5 260C P P   3 2 3 0.00482 7 78C P P   4 2 4 0.00128 6.4 459C P P   5 2 5 0.0024 6 80C P P   6 2 6 0.0032 5.8 400C P P   7 2 7 0.0053 6.24 120C P P   8 2 8 0.00185 8.4 60C P P   9 2 9 0.0025 5.75 450C P P   10 2 10 0.00142 8.2 510C P P   Figure 1. System daily load curve This model considers a wind power integration level of 20% with respect to the peak load level. A large number of scenarios around a trajectory bid captures the uncertainty in wind power forecasting by the wind power generator as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2. Wind power generation profile DR offers incentives designed to induce lower electricity use at times of high market price. For this simulation, four loads provide demand response services, and the power quantity, which they are willing to reduce in a certain time, is 1295 MW. The incentives represented as cost functions are shown in Table 3. Table 3. Load data for the demand response Load Bus Demand Power [MW] Cost Function [$] 1 8 522 2 1 0.00128 6.4 459C P P   2 15 320 2 2 0.00128 6.4 459C P P   3 23 247.5 2 3 0.00128 6.4 459C P P   4 28 206 2 4 0.00128 6.4 459C P P  
  • 6. Int J Elec & Comp Eng ISSN: 2088-8708  An integrated OPF dispatching model with wind power and demand response for day ... (Ricardo Moreno) 2799 For five hundred (500) scenarios, this paper quantifies the demand response frequency and he magnitude in MW for each load. Each scenario runs over 24 hours according to the system daily load and it considers a forecasted trajectory for the wind integration. In Figure 3, can observe the frequency and quantity of flexibility for the load in the bus 8. It is obeserved the demand response is maximum all the time. Each time that this load is shed, it is shed at 522 MW. While that for the load in the bus 15, Figure 4 shows sometimes the quantity of DR required is around 270 MW, 295 MW, and 305 MW, although the 75% of time the DR required is at the maximum value. The results for demand response in the bus 23, see Figure 5, are similar to the results in the Figure 4, almost all the time the DR is dispatched at maximum. In Figure 6, the load in the bus 28 exhibit a similar dispatching to the loads in the buses 15 and 23. Figure 3. Demand response in the bus 8 Figure 4. Demand response in the bus 15 Figure 5. Demand response in the bus 23 Figure 6. Demand response in the bus 28 Now, in Figure 7 shows the percentage of DR with respect to the available capacity. It is observed that in the hour 3, 13, 16 and 17 for the 24 horizon planning, the DR is not dispatched at maximum. For instance, in the hour 13, the load in the 28 responds at 40% for the maximum value available. At the peak demand for the system, at hour 20, all loads are dispatched as DR resources. Figure 7. Demand response for all loads in the power system In order to quantify the benefits for DR participation in the power system operation, the probability density function for the power generation cost is calculated in the 24-hour horizon. The realizations correspond to the trajectories generated around the bid made by the wind power generator. Figure 8 shows the power generation cost under 500 scenarios with DR available for dispatching while the Figure 9 shows the power
  • 7.  ISSN: 2088-8708 Int J Elec & Comp Eng, Vol. 9, No. 4, August 2019 : 2794 - 2802 2800 generation cost without DR available. In order to compare the results for both cases, mean and standard deviation for each case are calculated. The savings for the power generation cost is $8271. The result represents the savings can be made in the power generation cost if the demand is flexible. Table 4 compares the mean and variance parameters for both cases, with DR and without DR. Figure 8. Cost objective function with DR Figure 9. Cost objective function without DR Table 4. Gaussian parameters for the cost objective function with DR and without DR Parameter Estimate without DR Estimate with DR Difference Mean $577,400 $569,120 $8,271 standard deviation $3,190 $3,360 - In order to quantify DR benefits, others cost functions are set up to provide insight about the dispatching cost. Table 5 provides six cost functions for demand response. This cost functions represents the willing of each load to provide DR. The plot for those cost functions are shown in Figure 10. Table 5. Incentive based demand response Ref. Cost Function [$] A 20.000128 1.4 439AC P P   B 20.00248 2.4 449BC P P   C 20.00128 6.4 459CC P P   D 20.00528 6.4 469DC P P   E 20.00928 6.4 479EC P P   F 20.015221 6.4 489FC P P   Figure 10. Cost functions for demand response The power generation cost varies according to different incentives for DR as shown in Figure 11. For instance, the case F, in Figure 10, shows a cost function with high bid for DR. The case A corresponeds to a situation with a lower cost function, however, the dispatching is not the lower. For the cases evaluated, the optimal solution corresponds to the case C, the cost function C is between the cases A and F.
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