Deregulated Electricity Market The Smart Grid Perspective

Energy demand will increase by 70% by the year of 2030, and with the continual day-by-day depletion of traditional energy sources, there is a vast need to continue the development of dependable renewable energy sources that are locally available and that enhance energy generation efficiency. This important resource presents the topical issues of the deregulated electricity market, focusing on the integration of renewable sources with engineering approaches.

The volume identifies and explores the deregulated electricity markets and looks at different renewable generation techniques and their operation and control issues. It considers the various power quality issues with renewable energy generation interfaced with smart grids and their solution techniques. It also addresses the various integration challenges of energy storage systems and energy management of electric vehicles in the smart grid environment. Topics include methods for frequency, angle, and voltage monitoring in smart grids; load frequency and voltage control pricing; grid integration of wind energy generation systems; tracking and management techniques; performance analysis; and more.

This volume is an important resource for scientists, researchers, students, and academicians across the globe concerned with adopting and implementing novel research on smart power grids and renewable energy systems.

SECTION 1: DEREGULATED POWER SYSTEMS AND THEIR OPERATIONAL ISSUES, 1. Deregulated Electricity Market Structure, 2. Different Methods for Frequency, Angle, and Voltage Monitoring in Deregulated Power Systems for Smart Grids, 3. Load Frequency and Voltage Control Pricing in the Deregulated Environment Electric Industry, SECTION 2: RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION AND GRID INTEGRATION, 4. Grid Integration of Wind Energy Generation System and Grid Code Requirements, 5. Effect of Inter-Turn Short-Circuit Fault on a Wind Energy Conversion System Connected to the Grid, 6. Scrutiny of PV Biomass Stand-Alone Hybrid System for Rice Mill Electrification, 7. Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques for Renewable Energy Generation, SECTION 3: POWER QUALITY ANALYSIS WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION, 8. A Performance Analysis of Robust Primary Control of AC Microgrid with Mitigation of Measurement Noise, 9. Energy Management of the Electrical Vehicles in Smart Grid Environment: A Comprehensive Review, 10. Shunt Active Filter Control for Harmonics Mitigation in a Smart Electricity Grid, 11. Distributed Generation-Based Power Quality Analysis, SECTION 4: INTEGRATION ISSUES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS, 12. Integration Issues of Distributed Generation Sources in the DC Microgrid System, 13. Integration of Energy Storage Systems in Active Distribution Systems

Baseem Khan, PhD, is a faculty member at Hawassa University, Ethiopia. His research interests include power system restructuring, power system planning, smart grid technologies, metaheuristic optimization techniques, reliability analysis of renewable energy systems, power quality analysis, and renewable energy integration.

Om Prakash Mahela, PhD, is Assistant Engineer with the Power System Planning Division of Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Ltd., India. He was formerly Assistant Professor with the Rajasthan Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur, India. He has authored more than 100 research articles and book chapters. His research interests include power quality, power system planning, grid integration of renewable energy sources, FACTS devices, transmission line protection, and condition monitoring. He has received awards and honors for his work and was named an outstanding reviewer by Elsevier.

Hassan Haes Alhelou, PhD, is a faculty member with Tishreen University, Lattakia, Syria, and is also a Senior Researcher at the University College Dublin, Ireland. He is included in the 2018/2019 Publons list of the top 1% best reviewers and researchers in the field of engineering. He has published over 120 research papers in journals and international conferences. He has received awards for his work as a reviewer (providing over 600 reviews for IEEE journals and others) as well as a Best Young Researcher in the Arab Student Forum Creative.

Sanjeevikumar Padmanaban, PhD, is Assistant Professor in the Department of Energy Technology, Aalborg University in Esbjerg, Denmark. His research work is focused on power electronics (multi-phase/multilevel converters). He is an editorial board member and associate editor of several IEEE journals and others. Dr. Padmanaban is a Charted Engineer.