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Sou natural de Amarante, Portugal, onde nasci em 1988. Recebi o grau de Mestre em Engenharia Electrotécnica e de Computadores pela Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto (FEUP), Portugal, em 2011 no ramo de Energia e especialização em Energias Renováveis.

Sou investigador no Centro de Sistemas de Energia (CPES) do Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores – Tecnologia e Ciência (INESC TEC), Portugal, desde Março de 2012. Os meus interesses incluem a integração de fontes de energia renováveis, smart grids, sistemas de protecção e estimação de estados.

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de interesse
Detalhes

Detalhes

  • Nome

    Henrique Silva Teixeira
  • Cargo

    Investigador
  • Desde

    02 novembro 2009
020
Publicações

2023

SCALABLE UNCERTAINTY AWARE ANCILLARY SERVICES PROCUREMENT TOOL FOR ACTIVE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

Autores
Usman M.; Mohandes B.; Capitanescu F.; Madureira A.G.; Bolfek M.; Matisic Z.; Soares F.J.; Fonseca N.; Teixeira H.; Mateo C.;

Publicação
IET Conference Proceedings

Abstract
Achieving carbon neutral power systems is pushing for higher penetration of distributed energy resources (DER) in existing distribution systems. Accordingly, sophisticated, yet, practical tools for the optimal operation and management of active distribution systems (ADS) are in high need. In response to this necessity, this paper presents a novel and scalable tool for ancillary services procurement by distribution system operators (DSOs). The developed tool takes into consideration the inter-temporal and variable nature of DER in an uncertainty-aware approach. This tool is also suited for real-world implementation with large ADS, as it adopts a sequential linearization approach. As such, it allows DSOs to procure flexibility optimally from DERs embedded in ADS in the day-ahead operation planning timeframe, where congestion and voltage issues are managed.

2021

Functional Scalability and Replicability Analysis for Smart Grid Functions: The InteGrid Project Approach

Autores
Menci, SP; Bessa, RJ; Herndler, B; Korner, C; Rao, BV; Leimgruber, F; Madureira, AA; Rua, D; Coelho, F; Silva, JV; Andrade, JR; Sampaio, G; Teixeira, H; Simoes, M; Viana, J; Oliveira, L; Castro, D; Krisper, U; Andre, R;

Publicação
ENERGIES

Abstract
The evolution of the electrical power sector due to the advances in digitalization, decarbonization and decentralization has led to the increase in challenges within the current distribution network. Therefore, there is an increased need to analyze the impact of the smart grid and its implemented solutions in order to address these challenges at the earliest stage, i.e., during the pilot phase and before large-scale deployment and mass adoption. Therefore, this paper presents the scalability and replicability analysis conducted within the European project InteGrid. Within the project, innovative solutions are proposed and tested in real demonstration sites (Portugal, Slovenia, and Sweden) to enable the DSO as a market facilitator and to assess the impact of the scalability and replicability of these solutions when integrated into the network. The analysis presents a total of three clusters where the impact of several integrated smart tools is analyzed alongside future large scale scenarios. These large scale scenarios envision significant penetration of distributed energy resources, increased network dimensions, large pools of flexibility, and prosumers. The replicability is analyzed through different types of networks, locations (country-wise), or time (daily). In addition, a simple replication path based on a step by step approach is proposed as a guideline to replicate the smart functions associated with each of the clusters.

2021

Operational Management of Medium Voltage and Low Voltage Networks under a Smart Grid Environment

Autores
Teixeira, H; Lopes, JAP; Matos, MA;

Publicação
2021 IEEE MADRID POWERTECH

Abstract
Electrification of society and economy is crucial to fight against climate changes assuming simultaneously a large-scale integration of electricity generation exploiting Renewable Energy Sources (RES). The increasing presence of RES and Electric Vehicles (EV) in Low Voltage (LV) networks, and the emergence of the Smart Grid paradigm will require relevant changes in the operational management of both LV and Medium Voltage (MV) networks. In this paper, two different strategies (separated and coordinated management) for the operational management of MV and LV networks are compared regarding their ability to integrate large amounts of RES and to accept increased electrification of consumption, including EV. Each management strategy is modeled through optimization problems, being then applied to an electrical distribution system consisting of MV and LV networks. Results show that a coordinated operational management outperforms the separated strategy, by allowing the integration of much higher volumes of RES and EV.

2019

On the development of a framework for the advanced monitoring of LV grids

Autores
Kotsalos, K; Marques, L; Sampaio, G; Pereira, J; Gouveia, C; Teixeira, H; Fernandes, R; Campos, F;

Publicação
2019 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES (SEST 2019)

Abstract
This paper aims to describe the main outcomes of the ADMS4LV project which stands for Advanced Distribution Management System for Active Management of LV Grids. ADMS4LV targets the development and demonstration of a framework with adequate tools to optimize the management and operation of Low Voltage (LV) networks towards the effective implementation of Smart Grids. This work details the main functionalities of ADMS4LV and discusses their implementation. The validation of the functionalities is presented from demonstrations in a laboratorial setup, namely regarding the algorithms which using advanced data analytics, accomplish to operate LV networks with low observability, (i.e., with few real-time measurements) and without having full knowledge of the networks' technical characteristics, such as the consumers' phase connection to the grid. The assessment of the results shows the adequacy of the ADMS4LV solutions for deployment in distribution networks with current infrastructures, differing unnecessary investments in sensory devices. © 2019 IEEE.

2016

A state estimator for LV networks: Results from the evolvDSO project

Autores
Teixeira, H; Pereira Barbeiro, PN; Pereira, J; Bessa, R; Matos, PG; Lemos, D; Morais, AC; Caujolle, M; Sebastian Viana, M;

Publicação
IET Conference Publications

Abstract
The increasing connection of new assets in LV networks will surely require a better monitoring of these systems in a real-time manner. In order to meet this purpose, a Distribution State Estimator (DSE) module clearly appears as the most cost-effective and possibly the only reliable option available. In this sense, in the scope of the evolvDSO project, a DSE tool exploiting the concept of ELM-AE was developed and tested in two distinct real LV distribution networks. In this paper the main results achieved with the proposed DSE tool are presented and discussed.