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Generic Data Model for Describing Real-Time Data-Supported Power Flexibility
Weber, Thomas; Schel, Daniel; Schott, Paul et al.
2018In SmartER Europe
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Abstract :
[en] In the course of the German Energiewende, the share of controllable power generation is decreasing, while renewable, volatile generation resources (wind turbines and pho-tovoltaics), are being expanded. Therefore, the need for flexibility on the consumer side to compensate for this volatile generation is growing, because the balance of power production and power consumption needs to be guaranteed [1]. The German industrial sector consumes the largest share by 43.7 % of electricity [2] and also holds enormous potential for load flexibility in Germany [3]. However, many potentials cannot be ex-ploited because the necessary information technology connections are missing. The ge-neric data structure presented in this paper offers an approach to describe power flexi-bility potentials in a standardized way for a prevailing situation. This state-dependent flexibility potential can thus be made available to a higher-level instance for optimizing the operation strategy. As digitization progresses, the degree of automation increases, and so does the flexibility potential of the system. To this end, the basic characteristics of flexibility are first of all worked out and the corresponding degrees of freedom are explained in more detail. The existing approaches for describing flexibility of conven-tional power plants, such as the transmission code [4], will also be discussed. There are two classes of power flexibility - time-restricted and time-independent flexibility. Sep-arate sets of flexibility indicators are created for both classes, which are then transferred to a data structure. Finally, an information architecture to process the data model is presented.
Disciplines :
Computer science
Author, co-author :
Weber, Thomas
Schel, Daniel
Schott, Paul
Bauer, Dennis
Pullmann, Jaroslav
Abele, Eberhard
Bauernhansl, Thomas
Fridgen, Gilbert  ;  University of Luxembourg > Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SNT)
Jarke, Matthias
External co-authors :
yes
Language :
English
Title :
Generic Data Model for Describing Real-Time Data-Supported Power Flexibility
Publication date :
2018
Event name :
SmartER Europe
Event date :
08.02.2018
Main work title :
SmartER Europe
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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