Detailed Program

Updated: 07 November 2016

Tuesday, 15 November 2016

13:00 – 13:10 Welcome & Introduction

13:10 – 15:00 Session 1 – Keynote Session: Wind Power in Power Systems, Special Focus: Austria
Session Chair: Thomas Ackermann, Energynautics, Germany

Presentations:

  • Status of Wind Power in Power Systems around the World

    Thomas Ackermann
    ,
    Energynautics, Germany
    WIW16-253

  • Impact of Wind Power on Power Grid Operation

    Klaus Kaschnitz
    ,
    APG – Austrian Power Grid, Austria
    WIW16-198

  • Network Development in the Transmission Grid of APG

    Herbert Popelka
    ,
    APG – Austrian Power Grid, Austria
    WIW16-199

  • Renewables and the Impact on the Electricity Market

    Harald Proidl
    ,
    E-Control, Austria
    WIW16-278
Discussion

15:00 – 15:30 Coffee Break

15:30 – 17:50 Session 2a: Ancillary Services
Session Chair: Eckard Quitmann, ENERCON GmbH, Germany

Presentations:

  • Wind Generation Participation in Power System Frequency Response

    Vahan Gevorgian, Yingchen Zhang
    ,
    National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), United States
    WIW16-8

  • Diverse Fast Frequency Response Services in Systems with Declining Synchronous Inertia

    Nicholas Miller, Slobodan Pajic
    ,
    GE Energy Consulting, United States
    WIW16-125

  • Controllable Grid Interface for Testing Ancillary Service Controls and Fault Performance of Utility-Scale Wind Power Generation  

    Vahan Gevorgian, Przemyslaw Koralewicz, Robb Wallen, Eduard Muljadi
    ,
    National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), United States
    WIW16-7

  • Wind Frequency Reserve Control: Performance Assessment Through Simulation and Impacts on Wind Turbines’ Operation

    Ye Wang1, Julien Callec1, Gauthier Delille1, Damien Guy2
    ,
    1EDF Lab Saclay, France, 2EDF Renewable Energy, United States
    WIW16-98

  • The Design and Practice of the Power Regulation Ancillary Service Market in the Northeast China Grid

    Hongpeng Zhang, Shibo Du
    ,
    Northeast China Grid Company Limited, China
    WIW16-30

  • System Frequency as Robustness Indicator and Input Parameter for Future Synthetic Inertia Response

    Karsten Burges1, Julian Garzon Martinez1, Michael Doering1, Simon Remppis2
    ,
    1Ecofys Germany GmbH, Germany, 2Institut für Feuerungstechnik (IFK), Universität Stuttgart, Germany
    WIW16-172
Discussion

15:30 – 17:30 Session 2b: RFG Implementation in Europe
Session Chair: Ralph Pfeiffer, Amprion GmbH, Germany

Presentations:

  • Implementation af a Network Code on Requirements for Grid Connection of Generators: Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/631 of 14 April 2016

    Helge Urdal
    ,
    ENTSO-E WG CNC, United Kingdom
    WIW16-175

  • National Implementation in Estonia of Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/631 of 14 April 2016 Establishing a Network Code on Requirements for Grid Connection of Generators

    Jako Kilter
    ,
    Elering AS, Estonia
    WIW16-203

  • Implementation of the Requirements of EU Regulation Establishing a Network Code on Requirements for Grid Connection of Generators for Offshore Power Park Modules – The Dutch Experience

    Bart van Hulst
    ,
    TenneT TSO B.V., Netherlands
    WIW16-51

  • European Network Codes – Great Britain Implementation Progress

    Rob Wilson
    ,
    National Grid, United Kingdom
    WIW16-197

  • EU Network Code Requirements for Generators – National Implementation in Germany (FNN)

    Lisa Hankel
    ,
    Forum für Netztechnik und Netzbetrieb im VDE e.V., Germany
    WIW16-56
Discussion

15:30 – 17:10 Session 2c: Storage Examples
Session Chair: Paul Gardner, DNV GL – Energy, United Kingdom

Presentations:

  • District Heating and Cooling is a Cost-Effective Way to Integrate the Fluctuating Wind Energy – It’s like a Virtual Battery

    Anders Dyrelund
    ,
    Ramboll Energy, Denmark
    WIW16-194

  • Control Strategy and Sizing of a Flywheel Energy Storage Plant for the Frequency Control of an Isolated Wind-Hydro Power System

    José Ignacio Sarasúa1, Blanca Torres1, Juan Ignacio Pérez-Díaz1, Marcos Lafoz2
    ,
    1Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain, 2Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT), Spain
    WIW16-151

  • Using Smart Loads to Improve Frequency Response at Hydro-Québec and Enhance Renewable Energy Integration

    Francis Monette1, Philippe Cadieux1, Simon Jasmin3, Philippe Trudel3, Alain Moreau2
    ,
    1Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie, Canada, 2Hydro-Québec IREQ, Canada, 3Systemex Energies, Canada
    WIW16-227

  • wind2hydrogen – A Pilot Plant for the Production of Renewable Hydrogen

    Andreas Zauner, Robert Tichler
    ,
    Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Austria
    WIW16-118
Discussion

18:00 – 20:00 Poster Session & Reception

Wednesday, 16 November 2016

08:30 – 10:30 Session 3a: Harmonics I
Session Chair: Jian Sun, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States

Presentations:

  • Harmonic Stability – Practical Experience of a TSO

    Christoph Buchhagen, Marlien Greve, Andreas Menze, Jochen Jung
    ,
    TenneT Offshore GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-12

  • New Evaluation Methods for Harmonic Emission of Renewable Generation

    Issam Athamna1, Marko Mühlberg1, Fritz Santjer2, Kaveh Malekian3, Marc Meyer4, Hendrik Vennegeerts5, Jan Meyer6, Florian Ackermann7, Rainer Klosse8, Karsten Küch8, Farhad Safargholi3, Max Domagk6, Stefan Reichert7
    ,
    1FGW e.V. – Fördergesellschaft Windenergie und andere Erneuerbare Energien, Germany, 2UL International GmbH (DEWI), Germany, 3Technische Universität Chemnitz, Germany, 4Helmut-Schmidt-Universität Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg, Germany, 5FGH Forschungsgemeinschaft für Elektrische Anlagen und Stromwirtschaft e.V., Germany, 6Technische Universität Dresden, Germany, 7Fraunhofer-ISE, Germany, 8WindGuard Certification, Germany
    WIW16-128

  • Cross Coupling of Grid-Connected Inverter Impedance over Frequency – Phenomena, Effects and Modeling

    Yunyang Xu1, Heng Nian1, Jian Sun2
    ,
    1Zhejiang University, China, 2Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States
    WIW16-208

  • Modeling and Autonomous Control of STATCOM for Damping Wind Power System Resonance

    Yang Zhang1, Xin Chen1, Jian Sun2
    ,
    1Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China, 2Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States
    WIW16-207

  • Power Quality Improvement of Wind Power Plants by Active Filters Embedded in STATCOMs

    Łukasz Kocewiak1, Lorenzo Zeni1, Troels Stybe Sørensen1, Bo Hesselbæk1, Nicola Barberis Negra1, Matthias Gautschi2, Boris Blaumeiser2, Simon Vogelsanger2
    ,
    1DONG Energy Wind Power A/S, Denmark, 2ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland
    WIW16-34
Discussion

08:30 – 10:30 Session 3c: Power System Balancing
Session Chair: Aaron Bloom, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States

Presentations:

  • Twenty Years of European Wind Power Production – Balancing Effects in Europe with a Focus on Germany

    Philipp Henckes1, Frank Obermüller2, Andreas Knaut2
    ,
    1University of Cologne, Instiute for Geophysics & Meteorology, Germany, 2EWI – Institute of Energy Economics at the University of Cologne, Germany
    WIW16-127

  • Power System Operational Flexibility Assessment – Methods and Case Studies from US Power Systems

    Aidan Tuohy1, Eamonn Lannoye1, Erik Ela1, Julia Matevosyan2, Connor Anderson2, Antonio Alvarez3, Will Dong3, Benyamin Moradzadeh3, Larsen Plano3
    ,
    1Electric Power Research Institute, United States, 2ERCOT, United States, 3Pacific Gas & Electric, United States
    WIW16-159

  • Balancing Wind Energy Within the South African Power System

    Bernhard Ernst1, Tobias Bischof-Niemz2, Crescent Mushwana2, Robbie van Heerden2
    ,
    1Fraunhofer IWES, Germany, 2Council for Scientific and Industrial Research – CSIR, South Africa
    WIW16-32

  • Sizing of Secondary Reserves Covering Short-Term Variability

    Nis Martensen1, Lea Wagner1, Federico Montealegre2
    ,
    1Energynautics, Germany, 2Ecofys, Germany
    WIW16-243

  • Best Practice of Integrating Renewables into the German Energy Markets with Virtual Power Plants as Technology to Manage the ”Energiewende”

    Matthias Lange, Ulrich Focken, Timo Buschmann
    ,
    energy & meteo systems GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-97
Discussion

08:45 – 10:30 Session 3b: Stability Issues
Session Chair: Slavomir Seman, Energy Management, Siemens AG, Erlangen, Germany, Germany

Presentations:

  • Research on Transient Stability of Large Scale Onshore Wind Power Transmission via LCC HVDC

    Rong Cai, Mats Andersson, Hailian Xie
    ,
    ABB Ltd., Corporate Research Center, China
    WIW16-52

  • Damping Power System Oscillations by Wind Power Plants

    Niels Hamann1, Antti Harjula2, Janne Seppanen2, Antti Kuusela2, Illka Luukkonen2, Simon De Rijcke1
    ,
    1Nordex Energy, Germany, 2Fingrid OYJ, Finland
    WIW16-93

  • Enhanced Stability Analysis of Wind Turbines Concerning Subsynchronous Control Interactions

    Simon Jensen
    ,
    Senvion GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-31

  • Simulative Investigations on the Transient Behaviour of Fossil Power Plants during Shutdown Processes

    Conrad Gierow, Moritz Hübel, Jürgen Nocke, Egon Hassel
    ,
    University of Rostock Chair of Technical Thermodynamics, Germany
    WIW16-156
Discussion

10:30 – 11:10 Coffee Break

11:10 – 13:00 Session 4a: Modelling
Session Chair: Bernd Weise, DIgSILENT, Germany

Presentations:

  • Latest Developments of Negative Sequence Extensions for Generic RMS Models of Wind Turbines

    Jens Fortmann1, Franziska Schaube2, Angelo Mendonça3, Ana Morales4, Ömer Göksu5, Poul Ejnar Sørensen5
    ,
    1HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences, Germany, 2Senvion GmbH, Germany, 3WRD Wobben Research and Development GmbH, Germany, 4DIgSILENT Ibérica, S.L., Spain, 5Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
    WIW16-139

  • Compatibility of IEC 61400-27-1 Ed1 and WECC 2nd Generation Wind Turbine Models

    Ömer Göksu1, Poul Sørensen1, Jens Fortmann2, Ana Morales3, Stefan Weigel4, Pouyan Pourbeik5
    ,
    1DTU Wind Energy, Denmark, 2HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences, Germany, 3DIgSILENT Ibérica SL, Spain, 4DIgSILENT GmbH, Germany, 5PEACE PLLC, United States
    WIW16-126

  • Unified Framework for Model Validation

    Nickie Menemenlis1, Maurice Huneault1, Charlie Smith2, Robert Zavadil3, Ryan Quint4, Steve Yang5, Richard Gagnon1
    ,
    1IREQ/Hydro Quebéc, Canada, 2UVIG, United States, 3EnerNex, United States, 4NERC, United States, 5Bonneville Power Administration, United States
    WIW16-160

  • Comparison of Standard Wind Turbine Models with Vendor Models for Power System Stability Analysis

    Andrés Honrubia-Escribano1, Francisco Jiménez-Buendía2, Emilio Gómez-Lázaro1, Eduard Muljadi3
    ,
    1Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, 2Gamesa Innovation & Technology, Spain, 3National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States
    WIW16-29
Discussion

11:10 – 13:00 Session 4b: Voltage Control
Session Chair: Charles-Éric Langlois, Hydro-Québec, Canada

Presentations:

  • Voltage Control Support and Coordination between Renewable Generation Plants in MV Distribution Systems

    Lennart Petersen1, Florin Iov1, Anca Daniela Hansen2, Müfit Altin2
    ,
    1Aalborg University, Denmark, 2DTU, Denmark
    WIW16-70

  • Dynamic Voltage Support of DFIG Wind Power Plants

    Christian Wessels, Mathias Ruben
    ,
    Nordex Energy GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-135

  • Voltage Transient in Large Wind Power Collector Networks

    Sarath Wijesinghe1, Dharshana Muthumuni2, Lalin Kothalawala2, Ali Goharrizi2
    ,
    1Innogy Renewables, United Kingdom, 2Manitoba HVDC Research Centre, Canada
    WIW16-226

  • STATCOM Option with DFIG Wind Turbine Systems

    Christian Wessels1, Thomas Christ2, Malte Gessert1, Tobias Küper2
    ,
    1Nordex Energy GmbH, Germany, 2Westnetz GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-146

  • Wind Farm Cable Temperature Monitoring: Implementation and Learning

    Ali Kazerooni1, David Ruthven2, Paul Cunningham2, Alexandros Poralis1
    ,
    1WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, United Kingdom, 2SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom
    WIW16-104
Discussion

11:10 – 13:00 Session 4c: Market & Economic Issues
Session Chair: Hannele Holttinen, VTT, Finland

Presentations:

  • Revenue Sufficiency and Reliability in a Zero Marginal Cost Future

    Bethany Frew, Michael Milligan, Greg Brinkman, Aaron Bloom, Kara Clark, Paul Denholm
    ,
    National Renewable Energy Laboratory – NREL, United States
    WIW16-193

  • Reliability through Spatial Aggregation – The Capacity Value of Wind Power in Europe

    Simeon Hagspiel
    ,
    University of Cologne, Department of Economics, Germany
    WIW16-42

  • Empirical Analysis of Congestion Management Actions in Germany and their Interaction with Specific Boundary Conditions

    Michael Doering1, Karsten Burges1, Werner Friedl2, Hamid Aghaie2
    ,
    1Ecofys, Germany, 2AIT – Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria
    WIW16-234

  • Economic Impact Assessment of using Congestion Management Methods to enable increased Wind Power Integration on Gotland, Sweden

    Vincent Gliniewicz1, Gaelle Ryckebusch1, Daniel Brodén2
    ,
    1Vattenfall R&, Sweden, 2KTH Royal institute of Technology, Sweden
    WIW16-258

  • The Maturing of Wind Integration in Australia: Improvements Required in Market Operation for More Consistent, Economic and Efficient Dispatch Outcomes

    Jonathon Dyson1, Kate Summers2, Ryan Jennings2
    ,
    1Greenview Strategic Consulting, Australia, 2Pacific Hydro, Australia
    WIW16-117

  • Stochastic Trading Across Time under German TSO Constraints

    Scott Otterson, Dominik Jost, Malte Jansen, Malte Siefert
    ,
    Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
    WIW16-224
Discussion

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 15:40 Session 5a: Harmonics II
Session Chair: Lukasz Kocewiak, DONG Energy Wind Power, Denmark

Presentations:

  • Characterization of Harmonic Emission of Individual Wind Turbines and PV Inverters based on Measurements, Part II – Wind Turbines

    Fritz Santjer1, Rainer Klosse2, Karsten Kuech2, Issam Athamma3, Florian Ackermann4, Jan Meyer5, Morteza Pourarab5, Max Domagk5, Sokratis Tentzerakis1, Klaus Nolopp1, Stephan Adloff6, Michael Jordan7, Marc Florian Meyer7, Marko Mühlberg3
    ,
    1UL International GmbH, Germany, 2WindGuard Certification GmbH, Germany, 3FGW e.V., Germany, 4Fraunhofer ISE, Germany, 5Universitaet Dresden, Germany, 6WRD Wobben Research and Development GmbH, Germany, 7Helmut-Schmidt-Universität, Germany
    WIW16-167

  • Application of Type 4 Wind Turbine Harmonic Model for Wind Power Plant Harmonic Study

    Lei Shuai1, Kim Høj Jensen1, Łukasz Hubert Kocewiak2
    ,
    1Siemens Wind Power, Denmark, 2Dong Energy Wind Power, Denmark
    WIW16-161

  • Feasibility of a Standard Passive Harmonic Filter for Wind Farm Connections at Medium Voltage Level

    Ali Kazerooni1, Leong Koo1, Cornel Brozio2, Elena Chalmers2, Zia Emin3
    ,
    1WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, United Kingdom, 2SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom, 3PSC UK, United Kingdom
    WIW16-129

  • A Numerical Matrix-Based method in Harmonic Studies in Wind Power Plants

    Mohammad Kazem Bakhshizadeh1, Jesper Hjerrild1, Frede Blaabjerg2, Łukasz Kocewiak1, Claus Leth Bak2, Xiongfei Wang2, Filipe Faria da Silva2, Bo Hesselbæk1
    ,
    1DONG Energy Wind Power, Denmark, 2Aalborg University, Denmark
    WIW16-73
Discussion

14:00 – 15:40 Session 5b: Innovations
Session Chair: Robert Beckmann, Senvion, Germany

Presentations:

  • Wind Turbine High Voltage Generator and System

    Nigel Schofield, Omid Beik
    ,
    McMaster University, Canada
    WIW16-236

  • Superconducting Transformers Enabling Alternative Topologies for Offshore Wind Farms

    Dustin Kottonau1, Mathias Noe1, Joern Geisbuesch1, Sebastian Hellmann1, Thomas Ackermann2
    ,
    1Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Institute for Technical Physics, Germany, 2Energynautics GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-45

  • Integration of islanded very large scale onshore wind power with LCC HVDC and a small STATCOM – A novel control method

    Mats Andersson, Rong Cai, Hailian Xie
    ,
    ABB, China
    WIW16-21

  • Operating Wind Turbines as Dynamically Controllable Loads in Grid-Restoration Scenarios

    Martin Shan, Friedrich Welck, Sebastian Stock, Holger Becker, Weiwei Shan
    ,
    Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
    WIW16-149
Discussion

14:00 – 15:40 Session 5c: Integration Aspects I
Session Chair: Eckehard Tröster, Energynautics, Germany

Presentations:

  • Stability Models in System Integration Studies for Weak Grid Connections

    Malte Laubrock, Simon De Rijcke, Niels Hamann
    ,
    Nordex Energy GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-46

  • Process and Tools for Optimizing Wind Power Projects Connected to Weak Grids

    Amgad El-Deib1, Markus Fischer2, Swantje Nikolai1, Stephan Adloff1, Angelo Mendonca1, Aramis Trevisan1
    ,
    1Wobben Research and Development, Germany, 2ENERCON, Canada
    WIW16-75

  • Foreseen Integration of Large Amounts of Wind Power in Colombia – System Operator Perspective

    Santiago Mesa, Edison Cardona
    ,
    XM [System Operator], Colombia
    WIW16-28

  • An Overview on the Issues Regarding the Integration and Operation of Wind Power Plants in the Brazilian Interconnected Power System

    Paulo Gomes, Sergio Sardinha, Mauro Muniz, Antonio Aquino, Paulo Quintão, Alberto Kligerman, Flavio Lins, Alonso Torres, Ylani Freitas, Ricardo Vieira, Lillian Monteath, André Bianco, Vinicius Parga, Fabiano Oliveira, Arlindo Araujo Junior, André Medeiros
    ,
    Operador Nacional do Sistema Elétrico, Brazil
    WIW16-228
Discussion

15:40 – 16:00 Coffee Break

16:00 – 18:10 Session 6a: Inertia Issues
Session Chair: Helge Urdal, Urdal Power Solutions Ltd, United Kingdom

Presentations:

  • Inertia: Basic Concept and Impact on ERCOT Grid

    Julia Matevosyan, Pengwei Du
    ,
    Electric Reliability Council of Texas – ERCOT, United States
    WIW16-60

  • Effects of VSM Convertor Control on Penetration Limits of Non-Synchronous Generation in the GB Power System

    Richard Ierna1, Andrew J. Roscoe2, Helge Urdal3, Mengran Yu2, Adam Dysko2, Campbell D. Booth2, Jiebei Zhu1
    ,
    1Department of System Operators, National Grid, United Kingdom, 2Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, 3Urdal Power Solution Ltd., United Kingdom
    WIW16-218

  • A VSM (Virtual Synchronous Machine) Convertor Control Model Suitable for RMS Studies for Resolving System Operator / Owner Challenges

    Andrew J. Roscoe1, Mengran Yu1, Richard Ierna2, Helge Urdal3, Adam Dysko1, Campbell D. Booth1, Jiebei Zhu2
    ,
    1University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, 2National Grid, United Kingdom, 3Urdal Power Solution Ltd., United Kingdom
    WIW16-217

  • Necessary Time Response of LFSM-O to Ensure Frequency Stability in the ENTSO-E Continental Europe Synchronous Area

    Joachim Lehner
    ,
    TransnetBW GmbH, Germany
    WIW16-174

  • Inertial Response from Wind Power Plants during a Frequency Disturbance on the Hydro-Quebec System – Event Analysis and Validation

    Mohamed Asmine, Charles-Éric Langlois, Noël Aubut
    ,
    Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie, Canada
    WIW16-150

  • Synthetic Inertia versus Fast Frequency Response: a Definition

    Robert Eriksson, Niklas Modig, Katherine Elkington
    ,
    Swedish National Grid, (Svk), Sweden
    WIW16-133
Discussion

16:00 – 18:00 Session 6b: Grid Code Validation
Session Chair: Jens Fortmann, HTW Berlin – Universitiy of Applied Sciences, Germany

Presentations:

  • Fault-Ride-Through Measurements and Model Validation of the Siemens Wind Power D3 Variable-speed Direct-drive Wind Turbine Platform

    Pukar Mahat1, Ranjan Sharma1, Frank Martin1, Tobias Siepker2, Sune Winther Rasmussen1, Joergen Nygaard Nielsen1
    ,
    1Siemens Wind Power, Denmark, 2Siemens Wind Power, Germany
    WIW16-103

  • Asymmetrical Current Injection – Testing and Certification for New German Requirements

    Hanna Emanuel1, Martin Schellschmidt2, Ingo Mackensen2, Stephan Adloff2
    ,
    1ENERCON, Germany, 2WRD – Wobben Research and Development, Germany
    WIW16-71

  • Experimental Model Validation of a Multi-Megawatt Grid Simulator to Reduce Risk of Grid Integration Testing

    Ramtin Hadidi1, Jesse Leonard1, Curtiss Fox1, Richard Gagnon2, Pierre Giroux2
    ,
    1Clemson University, United States, 2Hydro-Québec’s research institute (IREQ), Canada
    WIW16-113

  • Frequency Measurement for Inverter-based Frequency Control

    Sönke Engelken1, Christian Strafiel1, Eckard Quitmann2
    ,
    1WRD – Wobben Research and Development, Germany, 2Enercon, Germany
    WIW16-54

  • Experimental Full Scale Assessment of Subsynchronous Resonance Behavior of a Wind Turbine with Doubly Fed Induction Generator

    Torsten Lund1, Gert Karmisholt Andersen1, Poul Møhl Dyrlund1, Leif Svinth Christensen1, Morten Sloth Søgaard1, Lars Stylsvig Rasmussen2, Massimo Bongiorno3, Selam Chernet3, Johnny Rusbjerg2
    ,
    1Vestas Wind Systems, Denmark, 2LORC Nacelle Test Center, Denmark, 3Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
    WIW16-36
Discussion

16:00 – 17:40 Session 6c: Forecasting I
Session Chair: Nickie Menemenlis, IREQ/HQ, Canada

Presentations:

  • Impact of Targeted Measurements and Next-Generation Prediction Techniques on Short-Term Wind Ramp Forecasting in the Tehachapi Wind Resource Area

    John Zack1, Case Van Dam2, Henry Shiu2, Shu-Hua Chen2, Chih-Ying Chen2, Clinton MacDonald3
    ,
    1AWS Truepower, United States, 2University of California, United States, 3Sonoma Technology, United States
    WIW16-235

  • Analysis of Limited Area Models for Wind Power Prediction

    Federico Fioretti1, Fabrizio Bizzarri1, Gianmatteo Cirillo1, Claudio Pregagnoli1, Umberto De Angelis2, Francesca Marcucci3, Lucio Torrisi3, Roberto Tajani3
    ,
    1Enel Green Power, Italy, 2Enel Engineering and Research, Italy, 3Italian Air Force Meteorological Service, Italy
    WIW16-33

  • Short-Term Wind Power Prediction Analysis of Complicated Topography in the Condition of Wind Power Brownouts

    Cui Yang1, 2, Chen Zhenhong1, 2, Liu Lijun3
    ,
    1Hubei Meteorological Service Center,China, China, 2Meteorological Energy Development Center of Hubei Province,China, China, 3Gansu Meteorological Service Center, China, China
    WIW16-3

  • Multi-Regional Wind Power Forecasting based on Spatio-temporal Input Information in an Artificial Intelligence Model

    Axel Braun
    ,
    Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
    WIW16-137
Discussion

19:30 – 23:00 Wind Dinner

Thursday, 17 November 2016

08:45 – 10:20 Session 7a: Hydro Power & Wind Integration
Session Chair: Georg Lettner, EEG/TU-Wien, Austria

Presentations:

  • Provision of Virtual Inertia by Hydro Power Plants

    Robert Schürhuber
    ,
    Andritz Hydro, Austria
    WIW16-269

  • Stochastic Optimization for Hydro Storage and Wind Power Management

    Elke Moser
    ,
    Energieallianz, Austria
    WIW16-267

  • Impacts of Harmonised Common Balancing Capacity Procurement in Central Europe

    Bettina Burgholzer
    ,
    EEG/Vienna University of Technology, Austria
    WIW16-266

  • Studying Possibilities of Hydropower in Wind Integration

    Hossein Farahmand1, Hannele Holttinen2, Juha Kiviluoma2, Michael Milligan3, Lennart Söder4
    ,
    1NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, 2VTT – Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland, 3NREL – National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States, 4KTH – Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
    WIW16-216
Discussion

08:45 – 10:20 Session 7b: Value of Wind/Solar Power
Session Chair:

Presentations:

  • System Friendly Deployment – How Variable Renewable Energy Can Contribute to Its Own Integration

    Simon Mueller, Timon Dubbeling, Emanuele Bianco, Marisa Heenen
    ,
    International Energy Agency, France
    WIW16-247

  • Survey and Case Study of Innovative Transmission System Operation of Transmission Level with Generation Forecast and Innovative Flexibility Resources

    Kazuhiko Ogimoto1, Antonis Marinopoulos2, Barry Mather3, Markus Kraiczy4, Ken Ohbayashi5, Kenn H. B. Frederiksen6, Koichi Asano5, Ian MacGill7, Pieter Vingerhoets8, Christoph Mayr9, Roland Bründlinger9, Kara Clark3, Adriano Iaria10
    ,
    1University of Tokyo, Japan, 2ABB Corporate Research Center, Sweden, 3NREL – National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States, 4Fraunhofer IWES, Germany, 5NEDO, Japan, 6Kenergy, Denmark, 7University of New South Wales, Australia, 8KU Leuven, Belgium, 9AIT – Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria, 10Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico, Italy
    WIW16-246

  • IEA Wind Task 25 – Summary of Experiences and Studies for Wind Integration

    Hannele Holttinen
    ,
    VTT, Finland
    WIW16-132
Discussion

09:00 – 10:20 Session 7c: Forecasting II
Session Chair: J. Charles Smith, UVIG, United States

Presentations:

  • Spatio-Temporal Modelling of Wind Power Forecast Errors in Transmission Grids

    Raik Becker, Christoph Weber
    ,
    House of Energy Markets and Finance, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
    WIW16-58

  • Use of Forecast Uncertainties in the Power Sector: State-of-the–Art of Business Practices

    Corinna Möhrlen1, Ricardo Bessa2, Morgane Bartod4, Gianni Goretti3, Malte Siefert5
    ,
    1WEPROG, Denmark, 2INESC TEC, Portugal, 3Dublin Institute of technology, Ireland, 4meteoswift, France, 5Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
    WIW16-211

  • About the Challenge to Fulfil Different Customer Needs Concerning the Real-Time Projection of Actual Wind Power Production of a Region or Portfolio

    Jan Schmelter, Matthias Lange, Ulrich Focken, Jan Rosenkranz
    ,
    energy & meteo systems, Germany
    WIW16-143
Discussion

10:20 – 10:50 Coffee Break

10:50 – 12:50 Session 8a: Integration Studies
Session Chair: Aidan Tuohy, Electric Power Research Institute, United States

Presentations:

  • Assessment on Interregional Grid Management for Renewable Energy Integration in Japan

    Tatsuya Wakeyama
    ,
    Renewable Energy Institute, Japan
    WIW16-90

  • Sector Coupling in a Highly Renewable European Energy System

    Thomas Brown1, David Schlachtberger1, Alexander Kies1, Martin Greiner2
    ,
    1Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany, 2Aarhus University, Denmark
    WIW16-130

  • Does Variable Renewable Energy Promote Grid Expansion?

    Yoh Yasuda
    ,
    Kyoto University, Japan
    WIW16-91

  • Spatial Scale Dependence in Joint Optimisation of Generation and Transmission for Highly Renewable Scenarios

    Jonas Hörsch, Tom Brown, Stefan Schramm
    ,
    Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies – FIAS, Germany
    WIW16-124

  • Assessing Capacity Value of Wind Power

    Hannele Holttinen1, Michael Milligan2, Lennart Söder3, Juha Kiviluoma1, Bethany Frew2
    ,
    1VTT – Technical Research Centre, Finland, 2NREL – National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States, 3KTH – Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
    WIW16-136
Discussion

10:50 – 12:50 Session 8b: Grid Connection of Offshore Wind Power Plants
Session Chair: Peter W. Christensen, Vestas, Denmark

Presentations:

  • FixReF: A Current Control Strategy for Offshore Wind Turbines Connected to Different Types of HVDC Transmission

    Cord Prignitz1, Hans-Günter Eckel1, Sven Achenbach2
    ,
    1University of Rostock, Germany, 2Siemens AG, Germany
    WIW16-185

  • North Sea Infrastructure Based on Dogger Bank Modular Island

    Mart van der Meijden
    ,
    Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, TenneT TSO, Netherlands
    WIW16-277

  • Simultaneous connection of Type-3 and Type-4 Off-shore wind farms to HVDC Diode Rectifier Units

    Ricardo Vidal-Albalate2, Ruben Pena3, Salvador Añó-Villalba1, Soledad Bernal-Perez1, Enrique Belenguer3, Ramon Blasco-Gimenez1
    ,
    1Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain, 2Universitat Jaume I de Castello, Spain, 3Universidad de Concepcion, Chile
    WIW16-191

  • A Configuration of Offshore HVDC Grid Considering Reliability Standard and Scalability

    Kenichiro Sano
    ,
    CRIEPI, Japan
    WIW16-44

  • Modelling of the Diode-Rectifier Based HVDC Transmission Solution for Large Offshore Wind Power Plants Grid Access

    Slavomir Seman, Ngoc Tuan Trinh, Rainer Zurowski, Sarina Kreplin
    ,
    Energy Management Division, Siemens AG, Germany
    WIW16-222
Discussion

10:50 – 12:50 Session 8c: Integration Aspects II
Session Chair:

Presentations:

  • Impact of Large-Scale Wind & Solar Integration on Existing Fossil Generation in United States

    Nikhil Kumar1, Mike Liu1, Martin Gascon1, Fatma Faham1, Philip Besuner2
    ,
    1Intertek, United States, 2Component Reliability Consultants, United States
    WIW16-177

  • Power System Restoration: How Could Wind Energy Generators be Included into Today’s Restoration Plans?

    Holger Becker, Denis Mende, Hennig Tobias, Alev Akbulut, Lutz Hofmann
    ,
    Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
    WIW16-84

  • Improved Feed-in Management with Wind Turbines

    Clemens Jauch, Arne Gloe
    ,
    Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, Wind Energy Technology Institute, Germany
    WIW16-62

  • Overplanting in Offshore Wind Power Plants in Different Regulatory Regimes

    Christoph Wolter1, Henrik Klinge Jacobsen1, Georgios Rogdakis2, Lorenzo Zeni2, Nicolaos Cutululis3
    ,
    1DTU Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark, 2DONG Energy Wind Power, Denmark, 3DTU Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
    WIW16-96

  • Cost Efficient Large Scale Onshore Wind Integration

    Brauner Guenther
    ,
    Vienna University of Technology, Institute for Energy Systems and Electrical Drives, Austria
    WIW16-26

  • Uncertainty Quantification of the Real-Time Reserves for Offshore Wind Power Plants

    Tuhfe Göçmen, Gregor Giebel, Pierre-Elouan Réthoré, Juan Pablo Murcia Leon
    ,
    DTU Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
    WIW16-106
Discussion

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 15:20 Session 9a: Frequency Control Considerations
Session Chair: Julia Matevosyan, Electric Reliability Council of Texas, United States

Presentations:

  • The Value of Frequency Keeping and Governor Response to New Zealand

    Josh Schipper1, Alan Wood2, Conrad Edwards3, Allan Miller1
    ,
    1Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre), University of Canterbury, New Zealand, 2Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, 3Transpower, New Zealand
    WIW16-264

  • Performance of df/dt-based Inertia Control during Emergency Islanding

    Daniel Duckwitz
    ,
    Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology (IWES), Germany
    WIW16-101

  • Power System Frequency Stability Control Strategy by Means of VSC-HVDC

    Lijun Cai1, Xianzhang Lei1, Ulas Karaagac2, Jean Mahseredjian2
    ,
    1GEIRI Europe, Germany, 2Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada
    WIW16-68
Discussion

14:00 – 15:20 Session 9c: Grid Codes
Session Chair: Hanna Emanuel, Enercon, Germany

Presentations:

  • The Upcoming European Network Code and its Impact on Commissioning and Operation of Distributed Generation

    Frederik Kalverkamp1, Julian Langstädtler1, Mark Meuser2
    ,
    1FGH GmbH, Germany, 2FGH Zertifizierungsgesellschaft mbH, Germany
    WIW16-109

  • New Revisions of FGW Power Quality Guidelines

    Marko Mühlberg1, Jens Rauch1, Issam Athamna1, Jochen Möller2, Fritz Santjer3, Jens Fortmann4, Mark Meuser5, Sören Laurus1
    ,
    1FGW e.V. – Fördergesellschaft Windenergie und andere Erneuerbare Energien, Germany, 2M.O.E. (Moeller Operating Engineering GmbH), Germany, 3UL International GmbH – DEWI, Germany, 4HTW Berlin – FB 1 Regenerative Energien, Germany, 5FGH Zertifizierungsgesellschaft mbH, Germany
    WIW16-120

  • What Shall I Do with a Conventional UVRT-Test Rig to Carry out OVRT-Tests and other Tests Required for a Full Model Validation

    Rainer Klosse1, Karsten Küch1, Friedrich Loh2
    ,
    1WindGuard Certification, Germany, 2GE Renewable Energy, Germany
    WIW16-119
Discussion

15:30 – 16:30      Closing Session: Podium Discussion – Power Systems with 80% Renewables: Concerns, Fears and how to realize it

Session Chair: Adrian Timbus (ABB, Switzerland)


Topics addressed:

  • Discuss what are the current concerns and fears on increasing further the penetration of renewables and reach 80% share
  • Discuss challenges for each of the players involved in the market space
  • Understand the gaps and what the industry should focus on to enable such penetration ratio
  • How to remove road blockers (technological, regulatory, business wise)


Panelists:

  • Bo Hesselbæk (DONG Energy, Denmark)
  • Eckard Quitmann (Enercon, Germany)
  • Peter W. Christensen (Vestas, Denmark)
  • Benjamin Merkt (HanseWerk, Germany)

Poster Presentations

  • Connection of Wind Power Plants at Brazilian Integrated Power Grid
    Doyle de Doile (ANEEL – Brazilian National Electricity Agency, Brazil) (Submission-ID WIW16-18)
  • Connection of OWPPs to HVDC Networks Using VSCs and Diode Rectifiers: an Overview
    Saborío-Romano, A. Bidadfar, Ö. Göksu, M. Altin, N. A. Cutululis, P. E. Sørensen (DTU, Denmark)
    (Submission-ID WIW16-37)
  • The Capacity Value in Systems with Multiple Regions and Technologies
    Knaut (EWI – Institute of Energy Economics, Germany), S. Hagspiel (University of Cologne, Germany), J. Peter (EWI – Institute of Energy Economics, Germany) (Submission-ID WIW16-41)
  • Basic Characteristics of Synchronous-Compensator-Commutated Inverter (SCI) / HVDC System for Wind Power Plants with Series-Connected Wind Turbine Generators
    Nishikata, F. Tatsuta (Tokyo Denki University, Japan) (Submission-ID WIW16-50)
  • System Connection of Small Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Under Strong Wind Condition
    Matayoshi, T. Senjyu (University of the Ryukyus, Japan), T. Funabashi, T. Kato (Nagoya University), A. M. Howlader (University of Hawaii, Hawaii) (Submission-ID WIW16-64)
  • Integrated Electromagnetic-Mechanical Design Method for Optimized Superconducting DC Wind Generators
    Liu, M. Noe, J. Ou (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany) (Submission-ID WIW16-79)
  • Improvement of Transient Stability of Power Systems by Output Power Control of PMSG-based Wind Power Plant
    Patari (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India), A. Mitra (Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagppur, India), D. Chatterjee (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India) (Submission-ID WIW16-82)
  • Enhanced Short-Term Wind Power Forecast using the Augmented Time Series Model for Power Grid Integration
    Kim, J. Hur, H. Han (Sangmyung University, Korea) (Submission-ID WIW16-95)
  • Estimation of Potential Wind Power Plant Energy Production Losses Caused by Curtailments Due to Power System Security Issues: Polish Case
    Bajor (IEn – Institute of Power Engineering, Poland) (Submission-ID WIW16-105)
  • Possible Improvements for Present Wind Farm Models Used in Optimal Wind Farm Controllers
    Kazda, T. Göçmen, G. Giebel, N. A. Cutululis (DTU, Denmark) (Submission-ID WIW16-107)
  • Grid Frequency Analysis for Assessing the Stress on Wind Turbines
    Gloe, H. Thiesen, C. Jauch (Flensburg University of Applied Science, Germany) (Submission-ID WIW16-140)
  • Integrating the Excellent Wind Resources in North-West Eurasia for a Sustainable Energy Supply in Europe
    Bogdanov, C. Breyer (Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland) (Submission-ID WIW16-164)
  • Incorporation of Flow-Based Grid Modelling in Multinational Transmission Expansion Planning
    Åmellem, M. Korpås, M. Kristiansen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway) (Submission-ID WIW16-212)
  • Reliability Study of Two Offshore Wind Farm Topologies
    Giesecke, R. Karlsson, K. Morozovska, P. Hilber (KTH Royal Institut of Technology, Sweden) (Submission-ID WIW16-225)
  • Power Sharing Control and Transient Stability in AC/DC Systems
    Kuehn (Frankfurt UAS, Germany) (Submission-ID WIW16-233)
  • Modelling of Grid-Connected VSCs for Power System Small-Signal Stability Analysis in DVC Timescale
    Yuan, J. Hu (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China) (Submission-ID WIW16-275)