Alternative proposal for including a risk-equalizing criterion in the computation of the power dispatch for the colombian electricity market

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Jesús María López Lezama
Universidad de Antioquia

Carlos E. Murillo S.
Universidad Autónoma de Manizales.

Luis J. Zuluaga L.
Proyectos–Gerencia Centro Nacional de Despacho, ISA.

Jorge F. Gutierrez G.
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Manizales.

Keywords

optimal power flow, power systems optimization, power systems modeling.

Abstract

The energy dispatch process in Colombia is carried out in four different stages. Electrical and reliability constraints are added at each stage. One of the most important characteristics of the dispatch process is the inclusion of a balanced risk policy. The dispatch must be calculated so that the expected relative load sheddings in the different sub-areas of the system are minimized and equalized. This paper presents a lineal optimization model that solves the dispatch problem in one single stage and incorporates the balanced risk policy mentioned above.

PACS: 88.80.H-

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López Lezama, J. M., Murillo S., C. E., Zuluaga L., L. J., & Gutierrez G., J. F. (2006). Alternative proposal for including a risk-equalizing criterion in the computation of the power dispatch for the colombian electricity market. Ingeniería Y Ciencia, 2(4), 59–74. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ingciencia/article/view/462
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Jesús María López Lezama, Universidad de Antioquia

Magíster en Ingeniería

Carlos E. Murillo S., Universidad Autónoma de Manizales.

PhD Electrical Engineering

Luis J. Zuluaga L., Proyectos–Gerencia Centro Nacional de Despacho, ISA.

Magíster en Potencia Eléctrica

Jorge F. Gutierrez G., Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Manizales.

Magíster en Potencia Eléctrica,

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