Solar and wind energy are inherently time-varying sources of energy on scales from minutes
to seasons. Thus, the incorporation of such intermittent and stochastic renewable energy …

The increasing penetration of intermittent renewable energy sources such as solar and wind
is creating new challenges for the stability and reliability of power systems. Electrochemical …

To limit the computational cost, bottom-up long-term (LT) energy-system planning models
typically have a stylized temporal representation and do not consider techno-economic …

Large power sector CO 2 emission reductions are needed to meet long-term climate change
targets. Intermittent renewable energy sources (intermittent-RES) such as wind and solar PV …

As the penetration of variable renewable generation increases in power systems worldwide,
planning for the effects of variability will become more important. Traditional capacity …

The electricity sector in OECD countries is on the brink of a large shift towards low-carbon
electricity generation. Power systems after 2030 may consist largely of two low-carbon …

Marginal-cost-based dynamic pricing of electricity services, including real power, reactive
power, and reserves, may provide unprecedented efficiencies and system synergies that are …

Power systems with high wind penetration experience increased variability and uncertainty,
such that determination of the required additional operating reserve is attracting a significant …

Modern power systems are undergoing a transitional phase, increasingly incorporating
renewable energy sources (RES) to harness their economic and environmental benefits …

The objective of this work is to determine the impact of sub-hourly modelling of a power
system with significant amounts of wind generation. This paper presents the modelling of the …