An Open Source Stochastic Unit Commitment Tool using the PyPSA-Framework

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Auteurs principaux: Welfonder, Tom, Lips, Johannes, Gmur, Alois, Lens, Hendrik
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author Welfonder, Tom
Lips, Johannes
Gmur, Alois
Lens, Hendrik
author_facet Welfonder, Tom
Lips, Johannes
Gmur, Alois
Lens, Hendrik
contents This paper presents an open source stochastic unit commitment (UC) optimization tool, which is available on GitHub. In addition, it presents an example use case in which UC optimization is done for a waste-to-energy plant with heat storage and a battery energy storage system (BESS) in Germany, under uncertain day-ahead and balancing power (aFRR) market prices as well as heat load uncertainty. The tool consists of multiple modular extensions for the Python for Power System Analysis (PyPSA) framework, namely the implementation of market and bidding mechanisms, stochastic optimization and multistaging.
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spellingShingle An Open Source Stochastic Unit Commitment Tool using the PyPSA-Framework
Welfonder, Tom
Lips, Johannes
Gmur, Alois
Lens, Hendrik
Optimization and Control
This paper presents an open source stochastic unit commitment (UC) optimization tool, which is available on GitHub. In addition, it presents an example use case in which UC optimization is done for a waste-to-energy plant with heat storage and a battery energy storage system (BESS) in Germany, under uncertain day-ahead and balancing power (aFRR) market prices as well as heat load uncertainty. The tool consists of multiple modular extensions for the Python for Power System Analysis (PyPSA) framework, namely the implementation of market and bidding mechanisms, stochastic optimization and multistaging.
title An Open Source Stochastic Unit Commitment Tool using the PyPSA-Framework
topic Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.06490