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California's proactive goals for developing renewable energy will alter the net demand profile for scheduling dispatchable resources to maintain system balance. Anticipating these changes, the California ISO has implemented market features to promote flexible generation, including a flexibility reserve constraint in market optimization, which is potentially a new market product. This paper builds...
California's increasing use of renewable energy will result in profound changes in markets and system operations as the resource portfolio shifts away from heavy reliance on natural gas-fueled generation. The California ISO is implementing new market products to provide a flexibility reserve, and continues to evaluate other market changes to respond to uncertainty in intermittent resources' output...
California's targets for renewable energy result in profound market changes as portfolios shift from natural gas to intermittent, often remote resources. New market products offer needed flexibility to respond to uncertainty in resource output. A 240-bus model provides a test system for the California ISO and WECC market, examining how load management and stochastic unit commitment can deal with uncertainty...
Effective in 2009, the California ISO launched a new market structure that combines advanced unit commitment and dispatch processes with recognition of physical characteristics of the transmission system and generation resources. California's upcoming implementation of aggressive targets for renewable energy will result in new, profound changes in markets and system operations. The CAISO is responding...
California's administration, legislature, and energy regulators have adopted aggressive targets for renewable energy, which will result in profound changes in markets and system operations as the resource portfolio shifts from heavy reliance on natural gas as a fuel for electric generation to intermittent, often remote resources. As part of determining workable modeling approaches as changes in market...
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