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Aligning the Western Balkans power sectors with the European Green Deal
Located in Southern Europe, the Drina River Basin is shared between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia. The power sectors of the three countries have an exceptionally high dependence on coal for power generation.
Emir Fejzić +3 more
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In order to enhance the overall power generation efficiency of cascade hydropower, it is essential to conduct modelling optimization of its in-plant operation.
Daohong Wei, Chunpeng Feng, Dong Liu
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Runoff, wind power output, and photovoltaic (PV) power output in cascade hydro–wind–PV complementary systems are inherently uncertain, making long-term scheduling a high-dimensional continuous-control decision-making problem.
Wenwu Li +5 more
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Wind curtailment, caused by wind power uncertainty, has become a prominent issue with the large-scale grid connection of wind power. To fully account for the uncertainty of wind power output, a short-term hydro-wind-thermal operation method based on a ...
Jia Lu +6 more
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Metaheuristic Approaches for Hydropower System Scheduling
This paper deals with the short-term scheduling problem of hydropower systems. The objective is to meet the daily energy demand in an economic and safe way.
Ieda G. Hidalgo +4 more
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This paper addresses the growing need for advanced operational and maintenance strategies in regionally centralized hydropower systems under modern clean energy frameworks.
Jianxin Zhang +5 more
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With the increasing integration of variable renewables, cascade hydro–photovoltaic (PV) systems face growing challenges in scheduling under PV output uncertainty.
Yan Liu +7 more
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This paper investigates the automatic generation control in a deregulated environment for three unequal interconnected power systems involving renewable energy sources and electric vehicles.
Samuel Lalngaihawma +4 more
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Control of Water Content and Retention in Hydropower Plant Cascades
The discharge through a river hydropower plant must be controlled such that the water level at a pre-specified point close to the facility is kept within given bounds. The controllers used today have a somewhat demanding tuning and often create too much amplified, unnatural discharge variations resulting in unsatisfactory control performance.This will ...
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Images of the Industrial Frontier in the Context of the Energetics’ Development in Eastern Siberia
The article focuses on the images of the industrial frontier in the context of hydropower development in Eastern Siberia during the Soviet period. Despite the rich experience domestic researchers have accumulated, they have overlooked several aspects of ...
Yuriy V. Ryabov, Andrey A. Gruzdev
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