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Demand Side Management (DSM) has been become a popular option for improving electricity system operations and reliability. Moreover, Demand Response (DR) programs provide superior efficiency and flexibility to their users. This paper proposes a method to assess system reliability and evaluate the specific contributions made by spinning reserves (SR) and DR. The method structurally and spatially decomposes...
This paper proposes a two-phase approach for optimal short-term operational scheduling with intermittent renewable energy resources (RES) in an active distribution system. The first phase determines the amounts of purchased power from the market and the unit status of distributed generation (DG) and feeds the data into the second phase, a real-time scheduling coordination with hourly network reconfiguration...
Electricity has been considered as a heterogeneous product even in today's electricity marketplace. However, end-customers have different needs and preferences, such that choosing the level of availability that they are willing to pay for becomes a key issue. This paper elaborates the concept by differentiating electricity in multiple availability types and multiple types of classes.
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