7.    Reference List

Nbr

Author

Title

Bibliographic Information

Micro-Abstract

Lang.

Avail.

1

STUBBE,Elie

IRENE 2010 Final Report

TEE Note IRENE/4NT/19/00
www.agores.com

This report presents the final results of the EC ALTENER-project Integration of Renewable Energy in the Electricity Network.

E

TEE

2

ERNST, B

Short-Term Power Fluctuations of Wind Turbines from the Ancillary Services Viewpoint

ISET, Kassel 1999

 

E

 

3

Dirk Prior:

 

 

Nachbildung der Energiebedarfsstrukturen der privaten Haushalte- Werkzeug zur Bewertung der Energiesparmanahmen,

VDI-Verlag:VDI Fortschrittsberichte Reihe 6 Nr. 379, 1997

 

 

 

4

VDEW

 

 

Ermittlung der Lastganglinien bei der Benutzung elektrischer Energie durch die bundesdeutschen Haushalte whrend eines Jahres

Frankfurt VWEW-Verlag1985

 

 

 

5

Volker Quaschning:

Systemtechnik einer klimavertrglichen Elektrizittsversorgung in Deutschland fr das 21. Jahrhundert.

VDI-Verlag:VDI Fortschrittsberichte Reihe 6 Nr. 437, 2000

 

 

 

6

Gregor Giebel:

On the benefits of distributed wind energy in Europe:

www.DrGiebel.de

 

 

 

7

VDEW

 

Strommarkt Deutschland 1997- Die ffentliche Elektrizittsversorgung,

Frankfurt:VWEW Verlag,1998

 

 

 

8

Jeffrey A. Donahue

 

 

Role of HVDC Transmission for independent Transmission Projects.

IEEE Power Engineering Review, Feb. 2000

 

 

 

9

Dusan Povh, Siemens

 

Development of Power Systems.

IEEE Power Engineering Review, Feb. 2000

 

 

 

10

P. Weipferd

 

 

Die Netzanbindung von Offshore-Wind parks.

Sonne Wind & Wrme 3/2000

 

 

 

11

 

Baltic Cable:

Strom im Verbund. Preussen Elektra, Aug. 1997

 

 

 

12

Kai Mnnich,

 

 

Vorhersage der Leistungsabgabe netzeinspeisender Windkraftanlagen zur Untersttzung der Kraftwerkseinsatzplanung

Dissertation, University of Oldenburg:

 

 

 

13

H.G. Beyer, D. Heinemann, H. Mellinghoff, K. Mnnich, H.P. Waldl,

Forecast of regional power output of wind turbines.

Proceedings of the European Wind Energy Association Conference and Exhibition 1999, Nizza.%, pages 1070-1073.

 

 

 

14

Landberg, L,

Short-term prediction of the power production from wind farms

J. Wind Eng. Ind. Aerodyn., 80, 207-220. 1999.

 

 

 

15

DEWI, ELSAM, DM Energy.

 

Wind turbine Grid connection and interaction.

Draft, not published until yet.

 

 

 

16

 

 

IEEE Power Engineering, Sep. 2000, Vol. 20, Nr. 9

 

 

 

17

 

Co-ordination of parallel AC-DC systems for optimum performance.

International workshop on feasibility of HVDC Transmission networks for offshore wind farms, Stockholm, 30-31 March2000.

 

 

 

18

P. Gardner, L.M. Craig, G.J. Smith

Electrical Systems for Offshore wind farms

Garrad Hassan & Partners

 

 

 

19

I. Kambouris et al

Penetration of Wind Power into the grids of the PPC. Current Status- Obstacles - Prospects

Proc. Of the National Cigre Symposium 1999, Athens

 

 

 

20

P Christensten, M Mieritz

Integration of large scale offshore wind power plants

International Workshop on feasiblity of HVDC transmission networks for offshore wind farms, Stockholm, 2000

 

 

 

21

Giebel, G

Equalizing Effects of the Wind Energy Production in Northern Europe determined from Reanalysis Data

Riso-R-1182(EN), May 2000

 

 

 

22

 

 

Power Engineering Journal, June 1999 (www.iee.org.uk)

 

 

 

23

 

Electricity from Offshore Wind

IEA CADDET Centre for Renewable Energy, , ISBN 1 9 00983 06 7, (www.caddett-re.org)

 

 

 

24

 

IEA expert meeting on wind forecasting techniques

Boulder USA April 2000

 

 

 

 

25

W. Grainger, N. Jenkins

Offshore wind farm electrical connection options

OWEN

 

 

 

26

F. Schettler, H. Huang, N. Christl (Siemens AG)

HVDC Transmission Systems using Voltage Sourced Converters Design and Application

OWEN

 

 

 

27

J. Pedersen, P.B. Eriksen (ELTRA)

Large Scale Integration of Wind Power and CHP into ELTRAs system.

2nd International Workshop on Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Farms, Stockholm, 29-30/3/2001

 

E

Yes

28

P. Christiansen et al

New Requirements for Grid Connection of Wind Farms

2nd International Workshop on Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Farms, Stockholm, 29-30/3/2001

 

E

Yes

29

W. Siepmann

AC Transmission Technology for Offshore Wind Farms

2nd International Workshop on Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Farms, Stockholm, 29-30/3/2001

 

E

Yes

30

 

European Wind Atlas

Ris National Laboratory, 1989]

 

 

 

31

 

The NCEP/NCAR 40-year reanalysis project,

Bull. Am. Met. Soc., 77 (1996)

 

 

 

 


8.    List of Acronyms

ACE

Area Control Error

AGC

Automatic Generator Control

ATC

Available Transfer Capacity (MWe)

CHP

Combined Heat and Power (Co-generation)

DSA

Dynamic Security Analysis

DSM

Demand Side Management

DTS

Dispatching Training Simulators

ELTRA

Management Agency of the Danish Grid

EMS

Energy Management System

ESI

Electrical Supply Industry

FACTS

Flexible AC transmission

GTO

Gate Turn-off

HTB

High Tension Bus

HV

High Voltage

HVDC

High Voltage Direct Current

IC

Interconnection Capacity (MWe)

IGBT

Insulated Gate bipolar Transistor

IPP

Independent Power Producer

LOEE

Loss of Energy Expectation

LOLE

Loss of Load Expectation

LOLP

Loss of Load Probability

LSOWE

Large Scale Offshore Wind Energy

LV

Low Voltage

MV

Medium Voltage

NFFO

Non Fossil Fuel Obligation

NORDEL

Nordic Electricity Grid

NTC

Net Transfer Capacity (MWe)

NTF

Notified Transmission Flow (MWe)

OWEE

Offshore Wind Energy Europe

OWEN

Offshore Wind Energy Network

PV

Photovoltaic

RES

Renewable Energy Sources (Primary)

RES-E

Renewable Energy Sources for Electricity Production

RFC

regenerative Fuel Cell

RTU

Remote Thermal Unit

SA

Steady State Security Analysis

SCADA

Supervisory Control Data Acquisition System

SMES

?

STATCOM

Static Commutation

SVC

Static Var Compensator

TRM

Transmission Reliability Margin (MWe)

TSA

Transient Stability Analysis

TSO

Transmission System Operator

TTC

Total Transfer Capacity (MWe)

UCPTE

Union for the Coordination of Production and Transmission of Electricity

UCTE

Union for the Coordination of Transmission of Electricity (Formerly UCPTE)

VSC

Voltage Source Commuted

WPPT

Wind Power Prediction Tool

WTG

Wind Turbine Generator

 



[1] Cost of Energy (COE) calculated assuming an economical life-time of 40 years and an actualisation rate of 7%.

[2] The REGENESYS system by Price et al., Power Engineering Journal, Institution of Electrical Engineers, Vol.13 Number 3, June 1999.

[3] The supply terminals mark the limit of the properties defined in the connection agreement between power system administrator and generating plant operator.

[4] UCPTE recommendations on primary frequency regulation: UCPTE ground rules

[5] French Technical Requirements for Power Plants Connection, for units under 120 MW and connected to HTB voltages (45 kV to 225 kV, 400 kV excluded) Arrt du 30 dcembre 1999.

[6] According to the UCPTE Ground Rules, the loss of 3000 MW of generation in the UCPTE grid must lead to a frequency collapse under 200 mHz. This point is the basic data to determine the spinning reserve needed for the grid.


1. Introduction
2. State-of-the-art Summary
3. Research Needs
4. Ranking
5. Critical Issues
6. Critical Research Needs
7. Reference List
8. List of Acronyms