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TUESDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 17:00 - 18:30 MAKING WIND FIT FOR THE POWER SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE Room: Hall F | Integrating wind power into the electricity market |
Session description In 2015 wind power accounted for 44% of all new power installations across Europe – more than any other technology. Wind power covers 12% of Europe’s electricity demand. In 2030, wind power could serve a quarter of the EU’s electricity needs and be the backbone of Europe’s energy system. This has and will have a major impact on how future energy systems operate. The wind power industry plays a fundamental role in this transition. This session will look at the challenges and opportunities this presents and give examples on how wind can support the energy transition. You attended this session?
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Vladislav Akhmatov Energinet.dk Transmission System Operator of Denmark, Denmark GRID INTEGRATION AND STABILITY OF 600MW WINDFARM AT KRIEGERS FLAK – THE LARGEST POWER PLANT IN DENMARK Abstract ID: 13 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Tuhfe Göçmen DTU Wind Energy, Denmark UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF THE REAL-TIME RESERVES FOR OFFSHORE WIND POWER PLANTS Abstract ID: 64 ![]() ![]() |
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Alexandre Oudalov ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland TECHNO-ECONOMIC CHALLENGES OF VARIABLE RES INTEGRATION Abstract ID: 189 ![]() ![]() |
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Tobias Gehlhaar DNV GL - Energy, Germany EU GRID CODE COMPLIANCE Abstract ID: 391 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Mark Meuser FGH Zertifizierungsgesellschaft mbH, Germany UTILISING FLUCTUATING FEED-IN CHARACTERISTICS OF WEC FOR GRID INTEGRATION IN DISTRIBUTION GRIDS Abstract ID: 403 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 09:00 - 10:30 MAKING T&D NETWORKS FIT FOR WIND INTEGRATION Room: Hall D | Integrating wind power into the electricity market |
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Session description Distributed generation can offer clear benefits but also challenges for existing distribution systems. Wind and photovoltaic power from rural areas cause voltage fluctuations and over-voltages after disturbances. High-voltage ride through (HVRT) testing procedures, pilot projects, guideline and code drafting all help to address the HVRT requirement for distributed generation. Using smart components such as line voltage regulators and smart transformers, which include power-electronics and reactive-power compensation, are among other ways to stabilise distribution-level voltage. Applying International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards, ensuring cybersecurity and deploying real-time data exchange communication between wind farms and the distribution system operator (DSO) can easily control and facilitate the integration of more wind power into distribution networks. You attended this session?
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Frederik Kalverkamp FGH GmbH, Germany ROBUSTNESS AGAINST OVERVOLTAGE BY TESTING THE HVRT CAPABILITY OF WIND TURBINES Abstract ID: 95 ![]() ![]() |
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Frank Cornelius ABB AG, Germany LINE VOLTAGE REGULATORS OFFER AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF DISTRIBUTION GRIDS TO ACCOMMODATE WIND POWER Abstract ID: 147 ![]() ![]() |
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Xiang Gao Kiel University, Germany INCREASING INTEGRATION OF WIND POWER THROUGH VOLTAGE CONTROL IN MEDIUM VOLTAGE GRID USING SMART TRANSFORMERS Abstract ID: 172 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Peng LI Maïa Eolis, France DYNAMIC DATA EXCHANGE METHOD BETWEEN DSO AND WIND FARMS FOR SMART GRID APPLICATIONS Abstract ID: 215 ![]() ![]() |
WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 14:30 - 16:00 WHAT WIND CAN BRING TO BALANCING MARKETS Room: C 2.2 | Integrating wind power into the electricity market |
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Session description This session will look at which new opportunities a revamped balancing market can offer. New market players, system operators and policy-makers will discuss the conditions needed to improve the functioning of the existing balancing market. Industry players will share first-hand experience on participating in this market, which establishes one of the building blocks of the energy transition. You attended this session?
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Susanne Nies ENTSO-E, KEYNOTE |
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Vandad Hamidi DONG Energy, United Kingdom |
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Peter Schell REstore, Belgium |
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Pierre Loaec DG ENER — Directorate-General for Energy, European Commission, |
THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2016 09:00 - 10:30 MAKING ELECTRICITY MARKETS FIT FOR WIND Room: Hall D | Integrating wind power into the electricity market |
Session description Wind power is variable and dependent on the weather, so fundamentally different from classic fuel-based power. Electricity markets wereoriginally designed with conventional central power stations in mind, but the developments in the last two decades have introduced ever larger amounts of renewable energy. The session provides an overview of the different markets for wind power, and on the role wind power can play in those. The main angle of the session is money, but the underlying need to balance the grid at all times can be monetized in different ways. The session also shows how wind power can be a good grid citizen, and get access to different income than just to sell the power. You attended this session?
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Peter Sandborn University of Maryland, United States A MODIFIED LEVELIZED COST OF ENERGY MODEL TO PROVIDE PURCHASE PRICES AND PRICE SCHEDULES TO POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS Abstract ID: 478 ![]() ![]() |
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Alex Coulton RES Group, United Kingdom SYSTEM INTEGRATION COSTS AND THE UK: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY Abstract ID: 438 ![]() ![]() |
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Adrian Timbus ABB, Switzerland ENABLING ANCILLARY SERVICES FROM WIND FARMS Abstract ID: 185 ![]() ![]() |
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Tiago Soares DTU, Denmark WIND OFFERING IN ENERGY AND RESERVE MARKETS Abstract ID: 279 ![]() ![]() |
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Andrei Morch SINTEF Energy, Norway POST-2020 FRAMEWORK FOR A LIBERALISED ELECTRICITY MARKET WITH LARGE SHARE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES Abstract ID: 159 ![]() ![]() |
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