TY  - JOUR
  - McKenna F., Ó Gallachóir B. P., McKeogh E. J., Lightbody G. ; Daly R.
  - 2007
  - Unknown
  - International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy
  - Simulating Real Time Load Management to Maximise Wind Energy Supply within a Liberalised Electricity Market ¿ Irish Case Study.
  - Published
  - ()
  - 5
  - 708
  - 729
  - The realisation of two key energy policy goals pose significant challenges for power systems operation and control, namely electricity market liberalisation and increased penetration of renewable energy. This paper uses a case study analysis to explore solutions to these new challenges. The focus is on simulating real-time load management to maximise wind energy supply to a local authority (municipality). The first part of the case study analysis is a one year simulation of electricity supply from a wind farm. The second part simulates real-time load management to maximise the use of the wind energy supply. The control strategy is developed and a number of scenarios are explored with regard to the key controllable loads, namely those associated with water pumping. The real-time simulation is carried out in MATLAB. The paper concludes by mapping out the how real time control will be achieved based on the simulation carried out.
DA  - 2007/NaN
ER  - 

@article{V59235896,
   = {McKenna F., Ó Gallachóir B. P., McKeogh E. J., Lightbody G.  and  Daly R.},
   = {2007},
   = {Unknown},
   = {International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy},
   = {Simulating Real Time Load Management to Maximise Wind Energy Supply within a Liberalised Electricity Market ¿ Irish Case Study.},
   = {Published},
   = {()},
   = {5},
  pages = {708--729},
   = {{The realisation of two key energy policy goals pose significant challenges for power systems operation and control, namely electricity market liberalisation and increased penetration of renewable energy. This paper uses a case study analysis to explore solutions to these new challenges. The focus is on simulating real-time load management to maximise wind energy supply to a local authority (municipality). The first part of the case study analysis is a one year simulation of electricity supply from a wind farm. The second part simulates real-time load management to maximise the use of the wind energy supply. The control strategy is developed and a number of scenarios are explored with regard to the key controllable loads, namely those associated with water pumping. The real-time simulation is carried out in MATLAB. The paper concludes by mapping out the how real time control will be achieved based on the simulation carried out.}},
  source = {IRIS}
}