DEMAND RESPONSE TO SUPPORT INTERMITTENT AND NON-DISPATCHABLE RENEWABLE ENERGIES PENETRATION IN NUSA PENIDA ICONIC ISLAND

• Main Author: Nurhayati, Gina
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/80182
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

During the energy transition, the electricity supply in the isolated island should change from fossil fuel to renewable energy. Since the renewable energy sources on the island are limited and have unique characteristics as intermittent and non- dispatchable sources, the operation of the grid should be modified. One of the solutions for reliability supply during the operation of intermittent and non- dispatchable energy resources is demand response. In the model, the demand response uses Demand Response Programs (DRP) with the Linear Programming Approach (LP) method. In the case study, the implementation of the DRP Linear programming method can increase system reliability, minimize the total operating costs of power plants, and benefit electricity consumers and electricity supply business plans (PLN) by reducing load demand in specific periods, especially during minimum availability of the intermittent and non-dispatchable resources. This load adjustment can reduce the total cost of generation which will be lower than the previous cost, although there are additional costs with incentives to be paid to customers.