Portugal is seen worldwide as a case of success in the large-scale integration of renewables in its power system,especially for wind power.Consistent policies and sound management decisions are fundamental,but a susta...Portugal is seen worldwide as a case of success in the large-scale integration of renewables in its power system,especially for wind power.Consistent policies and sound management decisions are fundamental,but a sustainable process is not possible without the development of endogenous knowledge.This paper summarizes a set of models,both applied by the industry and representing actual technologic advancement,denoting the context of research and innovation in the country that helps to explain such success.Novelties arise in reliability assessment for systems with renewables,active and reactive power control,integration of wind farms,storage,electric vehicle integration,wind and solar power forecasting and distribution operation and state estimation taking advantage of smart grid structures.In all cases,one relevant trait is evident:the pervasive use of computational intelligence tools.展开更多
基金produced under conditions provided by funding by the ERDF–European Regional Development Fund through the Operational Programme for Competitiveness and Internationalization-COMPETE 2020 within project POCI-01-0145-FEDER-006961by national funds through the FCT-Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology,as part of project UID/EEA/50014/2013.
文摘Portugal is seen worldwide as a case of success in the large-scale integration of renewables in its power system,especially for wind power.Consistent policies and sound management decisions are fundamental,but a sustainable process is not possible without the development of endogenous knowledge.This paper summarizes a set of models,both applied by the industry and representing actual technologic advancement,denoting the context of research and innovation in the country that helps to explain such success.Novelties arise in reliability assessment for systems with renewables,active and reactive power control,integration of wind farms,storage,electric vehicle integration,wind and solar power forecasting and distribution operation and state estimation taking advantage of smart grid structures.In all cases,one relevant trait is evident:the pervasive use of computational intelligence tools.
