Benjamin Rausch
ABSTRACT
Transmission grid congestion is one of the obstacles of renewable energy integration. It is therefore important to understand the causes and consequences of congestion. This paper describes three published data sets that contain pivotal information about transmission grid congestion and two countermeasures, that are typically used in uniform price electricity systems: redispatch and feed-in-management. As such data is rare and not always comprehensively available, these data sets can help to investigate the causes and development of transmission grid congestion. The intention of this paper is to give an overview of the data to help to increase the still rare research activities in the field of empirical congestion analysis. The three data sets, which cover different aspects of transmission grid congestion are described and evaluated as a starting point for future research.
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- Transmission Grid Congestion Data and Directions for Future Research
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