Transmission congestion management in an electricity market
IEEE Transactions on Power SystemsPublished 1 January 1999
Risheng Fang, A.K. David
Citations242
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score3.63
SNIP2.76
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Abstract
Managing transmission congestion in an unbundled electric power system poses a challenge to an independent system operator (ISO). This paper considers an open transmission dispatch environment in which pool and bilateral/multilateral dispatches coexist and proceeds to develop a congestion management strategy for this scenario. Prioritization of electricity transactions and related curtailment strategies are explored and a mechanism for coordination between market participants to achieve additional economic advantages is described.
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