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This chapter describes the generation expansion planning (GEP) problem in a given electric energy system. Here, we take the perspective of a central planner that determines the generation expansion plan that is most beneficial for the operation of the electric energy system as a whole.
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This chapter describes the generation expansion planning (GEP) problem in a given electric energy system. Here, we take the perspective of a central planner that determines the generation expansion plan that is most beneficial for the operation of the electric energy system as a whole.
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Generation Capacity Expansion Planning
2021This chapter determines the generation capacity expansion plan that is suitable and beneficial for effective power system operation. Generation capacity expansion planning (GCEP) plays a major role in power system operations and planning. GCEP aims to achieve the most economical and reliable generation expansion planning system to serve the forecast ...
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Generation and Transmission Expansion Planning
2016The two previous chapters describe and analyze the transmission expansion planning problem (TEP, Chap. 2) and the generation expansion planning problem (GEP, Chap. 3). These two problems are critical for the optimal expansion planning of electric energy systems. However, these chapters analyze the GEP and TEP problems independently. In this chapter, we
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Retirement Problems in Generation Expansion Planning
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Part III: Power Apparatus and Systems, 1961Percentage revenue requirements are shown to change little as generating plant service life estimates are varied from 35 to 65 years. However, early retirement of old plants may affect the schedule of new additions in a long-range expansion pattern. In general, lowest present worth of all future revenue requirements is obtained by keeping old plants in
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A dynamic model for generation expansion planning
Electric Power Systems Research, 1985Abstract Selection of optimal size and optimal timing of addition of (new) generators are the two basic problems in generation expansion planning. In this paper we have developed a simple mathematical model for generation expansion planning which consists of an economic indicator (cost functional) and a dynamic model relating future expansion with ...
N.U. Ahmed, Q. Ahsan
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A Dynamic Approach to Generation Expansion Planning
IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 1973This paper describes a new approach to optimized generation planning based on the development of large numbers of expansion patterns comprising all possible combinations of selected units. This approach yields markedly different results from the step-by-step minimum cost for each year method, and assures that the optimum pattern at least has been ...
E. Oatman, L. Hamant
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Multi-bus Generation Expansion Planning
2011As detailed in Chap. 5, GEP is, in fact, the process of determining the generation requirements for a system so that the loads can be satisfied in an efficient (typically the most economical) manner while various technical or non-technical constraints are met. The approach presented in Chap. 5 was based on single bus representation of the system.
Hossein Seifi, Mohammad Sadegh Sepasian
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Generation expansion planning in the competitive environment
2004 International Conference on Power System Technology, 2004. PowerCon 2004., 2005This paper presents the generation expansion planning (GEP) problem in a competitive environment. In the competitive market, each power producing companies are called as generating companies (GENCOs) and they compete with each other to maximize their own profits.
S. Mary Raja Slochanal +2 more
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Single-bus Generation Expansion Planning
2011Generation Expansion Planning (GEP) is the first crucial step in long-term planning issues, after the load is properly forecasted for a specified future period. GEP is, in fact, the problem of determining when, what and where the generation plants are required so that the loads are adequately supplied for a foreseen future.
Hossein Seifi, Mohammad Sadegh Sepasian
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Planning generation expansion by digital simulation
Electrical Engineering, 1961SYSTEM planning programs using simulation are designed to meet the objectives of long-range planning studies, which include an accurate evaluation of the economics of alternate expansion patterns. The economic effect of unit size, the worth of greater than normal unit reliability, and variations in system service quality all have been studied.
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