Motalleb, 2017 - Google Patents
Contingency Management in Power Systems and Demand Response Market for Ancillary Services in Smart Grids with High Renewable Energy Penetration.Motalleb, 2017
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The modern power grid has seen a marked increase in renewable energy generation resources. The intermittent nature of these resources give rise to additional challenges in maintaining grid stability. To design a grid which is secure, a number of factors need to be …
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