The member states of the European Union (EU) are actively reassessing their National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) [1] to jointly address climate challenges and the impacts of the COVID pandemic and gas supply cris...
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The member states of the European Union (EU) are actively reassessing their National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) [1] to jointly address climate challenges and the impacts of the COVID pandemic and gas supply crisis. This study extends the analyses described in [2] by assessing the impact of the updated NECP drafts for Portugal and Spain [3], [4] on the Iberian Electricity Market (MIBEL). For this, we use CEVESA, a market model for the long-term planning and operation of MIBEL that computes the joint dispatch of energy and secondary reserve of the two interconnected single-price zones. Departing from the expected evolution of the electricity generation technologies and demand available in the NECP drafts, joint scenarios for Portugal and Spain are built with the latest CO
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allowances and fuel prices projections and the latest available historical data of hydro and renewable generation profiles. Simulations provide estimates for the expected market prices, technology generation dispatch, and the usage of the capacity of the interconnection lines between both countries, highlighting potential concerns and knowledge on future NECPs.
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This paper presents a centralized model for operating multi-energy microgrids. The proposed model is based on a linearized optimal power flow (OPF) model for handling the network constraints in the distribution networks. It is assumed that each local microgrid is self-sustaining and can be operated independently from the other microgrids. However, the network access provides more flexibility to the multi-energy microgrid operators to supply their loads. The network-based electrical energy transactions are accepted in this study, while energy transformation from electricity to the other carriers is an asset to minimize the overall operating cost of the centralized multi-energy microgrid operation. The proposed model is tested and verified on the modified IEEE 33-bus test system.
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