Increasing the efficiency of renewable energy producers in the current conditions of the Ukrainian electricity market
According to the materials of report at the meeting of the Presidium of the NAS of Ukraine, October 30, 2024
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15407/visn2024.12.081Keywords:
electricity market, renewable energy sources, balancing groups, artificial neural networks.Abstract
The report discusses the challenges faced by renewable energy producers during the war due to the destruction of infrastructure. The problems of the centralized energy system are considered and the need for its decentralization with the introduction of small and medium-sized power plants, microgrids and energy storage systems is emphasized. Considerable attention is paid to participation in balancing groups, which helps to reduce the costs associated with imbalances. The risks and benefits of producers leaving the group of the State Enterprise “Guaranteed Buyer” are analyzed. A methodology for reducing costs is proposed, which is based on the use of adjusting coefficients of forecast schedules and using artificial neural networks to increase the accuracy of generation forecasts. The obtained results allow to increase the economic efficiency of renewable electricity producers, which is important for the development of the energy system on the principles of decentralization.
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