In this paper, we present an architecture for aggregation and control of a portfolio of flexible consumers. The architecture makes it possible to control the aggregated consumption of the portfolio to follow a power reference while honoring local consumer constraints. Hereby, an aggregator is able to utilize a portfolio of consumers as a virtual power plant to deliverservices in the electricity markets. The architecture is implementedand demonstrated in a field test on a portfolio consisting of 54 heat pumps each located in an inhabited household. In this demonstration, a power reference varying between 15 kW and 35 kW is followed over a 7 day period. The field test showed satisfactory performance in terms of following the power reference a...
AbstractThis paper presents an optimization framework for a load aggregator participating in the who...
International audienceThe increased share of renewable generation and the integration of Distributed...
This paper analyses possible synergies between demand response flexibility programmes and energy sav...
Demand side management in the future smart grid requires new players in the electricity markets. We ...
Utilization of consumers to mitigate the impact of increasing renewable resources on power systems i...
Flexible consumption devices are often able to quickly adjust the power consumption making these dev...
One of the main goals of recent developments in the Smart Grid area is to increase the use of renewa...
This work addresses the problem of maintaining the balance between consumption and production in the...
We consider an aggregator controlling a mixed portfolio of conventional power generators and demand ...
The last couple of years more and more non-controllable energy sources, e.g. wind turbines, have bee...
With the transition of energy supply from controllable fossil fuel based generators to more sustaina...
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This paper presents a general description of local flexibility markets as a market-based management ...
Due to the increase of renewable energy sources in the electricity grid, demand-side flexibility, le...
AbstractThis paper presents an optimization framework for a load aggregator participating in the who...
International audienceThe increased share of renewable generation and the integration of Distributed...
This paper analyses possible synergies between demand response flexibility programmes and energy sav...
Demand side management in the future smart grid requires new players in the electricity markets. We ...
Utilization of consumers to mitigate the impact of increasing renewable resources on power systems i...
Flexible consumption devices are often able to quickly adjust the power consumption making these dev...
One of the main goals of recent developments in the Smart Grid area is to increase the use of renewa...
This work addresses the problem of maintaining the balance between consumption and production in the...
We consider an aggregator controlling a mixed portfolio of conventional power generators and demand ...
The last couple of years more and more non-controllable energy sources, e.g. wind turbines, have bee...
With the transition of energy supply from controllable fossil fuel based generators to more sustaina...
In this work, control strategies for aggregation of a portfolio of supermarkets towards the electric...
Purpose of Review Balancing a large share of solar and wind power generation in the power system wil...
This paper presents a general description of local flexibility markets as a market-based management ...
Due to the increase of renewable energy sources in the electricity grid, demand-side flexibility, le...
AbstractThis paper presents an optimization framework for a load aggregator participating in the who...
International audienceThe increased share of renewable generation and the integration of Distributed...
This paper analyses possible synergies between demand response flexibility programmes and energy sav...