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GRID INTEGRATION
Grid Integration
Setting the scene
Wind energy penetration and integration
European policy framework relevant for wind power integration
Brief outline of the main integration issues
Wind power variability...
Wind power variability and impacts on power systems
Understanding variable output characteristics of wind power: variability and predictability
Variability versus predictability of wind power production
Impacts of wind power on power systems
Grid infrastructure upgrade...
European transmission and distribution networks
Network planning for wind power: benefits of and options for increasing transmission capacity
Coordinated network planning at European level
Grid connection requirements
Regulatory and legal background
Wind power plant capabilities
Grid codes and essential requirements for wind power plants
Grid codes and essential requirements for wind power plants
Tolerance
Reactive power control
Active power control
Protective devices
Power quality
Future developments
Harmonisation of grid codes
Wind power contribution...
Wind power contribution to system adequacy
Security of supply and system adequacy
Capacity credit of wind power
Capacity credit is the measure for firm wind power
Capacity credit values of wind power
Economic aspects
Economic aspects: integration costs and benefits
Additional balancing and network costs
Additional balancing costs
Additional network costs
Allocating grid infrastructure costs
Future system cost developments
Wind Power Will Reduce Future European Power Prices
Concluding remarks
Concluding remarks
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