Distribution Grid Incentive Design with Unknown Agent Behavior

Adam Lechowicz, Joshua Comden

Research output: NRELPoster

Abstract

Motivation: During extreme events, traditional grid regulation methods (e.g., energy prices, net power injection limits) may be insufficient. While system operators typically lack control over end-user grid interactions, (e.g., energy demand), incentives can influence behavior - for example, a user that receives a grid-driven incentive may adjust their consumption or expose relevant control variables in response. Problem: Optimize for the best incentive subject to system stability constraints. However, user behavior is unknown to the SO - i.e., for a given incentive, the amount of curtailed load or control variables exposed is unknown.
Original languageAmerican English
PublisherNational Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Number of pages1
StatePublished - 2024

Publication series

NamePresented at the Seventh Workshop on Autonomous Energy System, 3-6 September 2024, Golden, Colorado

NREL Publication Number

  • NREL/PO-5D00-91100

Keywords

  • feedback based control
  • human behavior
  • incentives
  • voltage support

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