Abstract : Control systems dedicated to manage power transmission networks are facing design and deployment problems due to uncertainties and input time-delays, which may affect the overall system's performance and stability. To face situations due to the violations of the power lines thermal limits, the French Transmission System Operator (TSO) RTE aims to focus on splitting the entire system in sub-transmission areas (zones), and operate optimal management of battery devices and renewable production curtailments. The target of the present paper is to describe a time-delay model-based control approach for managing the electric power flow in sub-transmission zones dealing with model uncertainties while ensuring problem feasibility. Simulations on a case study of industrial interest validate the proposed method.
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Duc-Trung Hoang, Sorin Olaru, Alessio Iovine, Jean Maeght, Patrick Panciatici, et al.. Power Congestion Management of a sub-Transmission Area Power Network using Partial Renewable Power Curtailment via MPC. Control and Decision Conference, Dec 2021, Austin, Texas, United States. ⟨hal-03405213⟩