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| author | Hardy, Stephen Themelis, Andreas Yamamoto, Kaoru Ergun, Hakan Van Hertem, Dirk |
| author_facet | Hardy, Stephen Themelis, Andreas Yamamoto, Kaoru Ergun, Hakan Van Hertem, Dirk |
| contents | This work examines the Generation and Transmission Expansion (GATE) planning problem of offshore grids under different market clearing mechanisms: a Home Market Design (HMD), a zonal cleared Offshore Bidding Zone (zOBZ) and a nodal cleared Offshore Bidding Zone (nOBZ). It aims at answering two questions.
1) Is knowing the market structure a priori necessary for effective generation and transmission expansion planning?
2) Which market mechanism results in the highest overall social welfare? To this end a multi-period, stochastic GATE planning formulation is developed for both nodal and zonal market designs. The approach considers the costs and benefits among stake-holders of Hybrid Offshore Assets (HOA) as well as gross consumer surplus (GCS). The methodology is demonstrated on a North Sea test grid based on projects from the European Network of Transmission System Operators' (ENTSO-E) Ten Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP). An upper bound on potential social welfare in zonal market designs is calculated and it is concluded that from a generation and transmission perspective, planning under the assumption of an nOBZ results in the best risk adjusted return. |
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| spellingShingle | Optimal Grid Layouts for Hybrid Offshore Assets in the North Sea under Different Market Designs Hardy, Stephen Themelis, Andreas Yamamoto, Kaoru Ergun, Hakan Van Hertem, Dirk Signal Processing This work examines the Generation and Transmission Expansion (GATE) planning problem of offshore grids under different market clearing mechanisms: a Home Market Design (HMD), a zonal cleared Offshore Bidding Zone (zOBZ) and a nodal cleared Offshore Bidding Zone (nOBZ). It aims at answering two questions. 1) Is knowing the market structure a priori necessary for effective generation and transmission expansion planning? 2) Which market mechanism results in the highest overall social welfare? To this end a multi-period, stochastic GATE planning formulation is developed for both nodal and zonal market designs. The approach considers the costs and benefits among stake-holders of Hybrid Offshore Assets (HOA) as well as gross consumer surplus (GCS). The methodology is demonstrated on a North Sea test grid based on projects from the European Network of Transmission System Operators' (ENTSO-E) Ten Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP). An upper bound on potential social welfare in zonal market designs is calculated and it is concluded that from a generation and transmission perspective, planning under the assumption of an nOBZ results in the best risk adjusted return. |
| title | Optimal Grid Layouts for Hybrid Offshore Assets in the North Sea under Different Market Designs |
| topic | Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00931 |