from Part V - Large-Scale Optimization
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 March 2021
The electric power system is evolving toward a massively distributed infrastructure with millions of controllable nodes. Its future operational landscape will be markedly different from existing operations, in which power generation is concentrated at a few large fossil-fuel power plants, use of renewable generation and storage is relatively rare, and loads typically operate in open-loop fashion. This chapter provides an overview of the technical developments that aim to leverage advances in optimization and control to develop distributed control frameworks for next-generation power systems that ensure stability, preserve reliability, and meet economic objectives and customer preferences.
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