Renewable Energy Analysis Lab - Library

Teaching material

Fundamentals of Power System Economics (2nd Edition)

Power System Economics by Dr.Almaimouni

Reports

• M. Rios, K. Bell, D. Kirschen, R. Allan, Computation of the Value of Security. Part I., University of Manchester, 1999.
• M. Rios, D. Kirschen, R. Allan, Computation of the Value of Security. Part II., University of Manchester, 1999.
• D. Nedic, Tap Adjustment in AC Load Flow, University of Manchester, 2002.
• Y. Rebours, D. Kirschen, What is spinning reserve?, University of Manchester, 2005.
• Y. Rebours, D. Kirschen, A Survey of Definitions and Specifications of Reserve Services, University of Manchester, 2005.
• Y.T. Tan, D. Kirschen, "Classification of Control for Demand-Side Participation", University of Manchester, 2007.
• Z. Ning, D. Kirschen, "Preliminary analysis of High Resolution Domestic Load Data", University of Manchester, 2010.
• R. Fernandez-Blanco, Y. Dvorkin, B. Xu, Y. Wang, and D. Kirschen, "Energy Storage Siting and Sizing in the WECC Area and the CAISO System", University of Washington, 2016.
• B. Rose, "Assessment of Earthquake and Tsunami Threat to the Grays Harbor PUD System", University of Washington, 2020.
• D. Kirschen, C. Keerthisinghe, Snohomish Public Utility District Arlington Microgrid, University of Washington, 2022.

Doctoral Dissertations

• D. de Paiva Mendes, "Generation Scheduling, Pricing Mechanism, and Bidding Strategies in Competitive Electricity Markets", University of Manchester, 1999.
• B. Pitt, "Applications of Data Mining Techniques to Electric Load Profiling", University of Manchester, 2000.
• D. Jayaweera, "Value of Security Assessment - Extensions and Applications", University of Manchester, 2003.
• D. Nedic, "Simulation of Large System Disturbance", University of Manchester, 2003.
• Y.T. Tan, "Impact on the Power System with a Large Penetration of Photovoltaic Generation", University of Manchester, 2004.
• M.P. Garcia Alajarin, "Forecasting System Imbalance Volumes and Analysis of Unusual Eevents in Competitive Electricity Markets", University of Manchester, 2005.
• M. Ortega-Vazquez, "Optimizing the Spinning Reserve Requirements", University of Manchester, 2006.
• C.L. Su, "Optimal Demand-Side Participation in Day-Ahead Electricity Markets", University of Manchester, 2007.
• Y. Rebours, "A Comprehensive Assessment of Markets for Frequency and Voltage Control Ancillary Services", University of Manchester, 2008.
• N.Y. Dahlan, "Valuation Model for Generation Investment in Liberalised Electricity Market", University of Manchester, 2011.
• A. Rosso, "Assessment of the contribution of storage and demand side management to power system flexibility", University of Manchester, 2011.
• J. Ma, "Evaluating and Planning Flexibility in a Sustainable Power System with Large Wind Penetration", University of Manchester, 2012.
• A. Negash, "Valuing Distributed Energy Resources", University of Washington, 2015.
• Y. Dvorkin, "Operations and Planning in Sustainable Power Systems", University of Washington, 2016.
• M. Sarker, "Electric Vehicles as Grid Resources", University of Washington, 2016.
• Y. Wang, "Energy Storage Operation with Wind Uncertainty", University of Washington, 2017.
• Z. Wang, "Bridging the Gaps for Valuing Distributed Energy Resources", University of Washington, 2017.
• T. Qiu, "Planning and Operation of Energy Storage Systems in Power Systems", University of Washington, 2018.
• J.E. Contreras Ocaña , "Technical and Economic Models for Distributed Energy Resources Integration", University of Washington, 2018.
• B. Xu, "Batteries in Electricity Markets:Economic Planning and Operations", University of Washington, 2018.
• Y. Tan, "Power System Resilience under Natural Disasters", University of Washington, 2018.
• A. Almaimouni, "Taming the Curse of Dimensionality in the Generation Expansion", University of Washington, 2018.
• A. Milyani, "The Design of Carbon Taxes in Electric Power Systems and the Effects on Market Participation", University of Washington, 2019.
• D. Olsen, "Policies and Planning for Low-Carbon Power Systems", University of Washington, 2019.
• R. Elliott, "Trajectory Tracking Wide-Area Control for Power Systems", University of Washington, 2020.
• Y. Long, "Voltage Regulation for Distribution Networks with Smart Photovoltaic Inverters", University of Washington, 2021.
• M. Ahumada-Parás, "Resilience in Multi-Energy Systems", University of Washington, 2022.
• D. Tabas, "Data-Driven Constrained Control for Power Systems", University of Washington, 2024.
• L. D. Smith, "Electricity Rate Design for Integrating Distributed Resources Into Energy Systems", University of Washington, 2024.

Master Theses

• R. Breiding, "Determining the Damage State of the Electrical Distribution System Following an Earthquake", University of Washington, 2015.
• J. Miller, "Assessment of the Electrification of the Road Transport Sector on Net System Emissions", University of Washington, 2016.
• K. Kozdras, "Modeling & Analysis of Small Hydroelectric Generation and Battery Energy Storage Connected as a Microgrid", University of Washington, 2016.
• A. Edwards, "Modeling of Distributed Generation under Next Generation Interconnection Requirements", University of Washington, 2017.
• K. Morrissey, "Mitigating Short-Term Variations of Photovoltaic Generation Using Energy Storage with VOLTTRON", University of Washington, 2017.
• R. Hay, "Economic Operation of Supercritical CO2 Refrigeration Energy Storage Technology", University of Washington, 2017.
• N. Song, "Generation Forecasting for Small Run-of-the-River Hydroelectric Systems Using Statistical Learning Models", University of Washington, 2018.
• L. Qiao, "Load Pickup and Feeder Reconfiguration of Distribution Networks", University of Washington, 2019.
• J. Baum, "Power System Risk Analysis Under Increasing Levels of Variable Energy Resources", University of Washington, 2020.
• T. Ray, "Residential Rooftop Solar Equity in Washington State", University of Washington, 2021.
• K. Foster, "Power and Energy Implications for Electrification of the UW Transportation Vehicle Fleet", University of Washington, 2022.

Data

• Unit commitment data for modernized IEEE RTS-96 and IEEE RTS-96 system diagram.
• IEEE RTS-96 system diagram with 19 wind farms.
• Generation Expansion Data.

Software

• GAMS Code for Deterministic, Improved Interval, Interval, Robust, and Stochastic Unit Commitment with Input Data.

• Real-Time Digital Simulation of Microgrid Control Strategies