Modelling Renewable Curtailment and Constraints in Ireland's Electricity System
Richard Nayer, Sam Hodges, Waqquas Bukhsh, Claver Chitambo, Chanura Wijeratne
Abstract
This paper describes the electricity markets and operational processes in the Irish power system and translates them into a Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model. The model is designed to estimate renewable generation Curtailment and Constraint. A full mathematical formulation is presented and tested on both a simple example and a realistic model of the Irish transmission network. The results show that the proposed formulation works as intended, capturing curtailment and constraint effects, while also highlighting model limitations and directions for future improvement.
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