Sorry for the late response. Just catching up on e-mails after being away for a while.
It is not trivial to add dispatchable DC lines to MOST's Deterministic Multiperiod DC OPF. However, if they do not need to be dispatched by the OPF then they can simply be added as a pair of injections (with opposite signs) in the PD column of the bus matrix. If they do need to be dispatchable, but your other requirements are simple, it may be feasible to simply implement your own code to set up a inputs for rundcopf() to model a multiperiod problem as a simple DC OPF where each period is represented as a separate island in a single large network, possibly with (e.g. ramping) constraints between the dispatches of corresponding generators in temporally adjacent “islands”. Hope this helps, Ray > On Jul 23, 2018, at 8:35 AM, Frederik Paul Sapp > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear Matpower Team, > > thanks a lot for your work! I would like to calculate nodal prices based > on an AC-DC transmission system using a Deterministic Multiperiod DC OPF. > I am aware that the first version of Matpower Optimal Scheduling Tool does > not take into account the modeling of DC lines. Is there nevertheless the > possibility to add a DC line to the consisting Deterministic Multiperiod > DC OPF unsing MOST? I would be very grateful for possible solutions. > > Sincerely > > Frederik > > > > > > > > > > >
