Search Results - "Sīlis, Aigars"

Robust market-based battery energy storage management strategy for operation in European balancing markets by Baltputnis, Kārlis, Broka, Zane, Cingels, Gunārs, Sīlis, Aigars, Junghāns, Gatis

“…We present a robust battery energy storage system (BESS) management strategy for simultaneous participation in frequency containment reserve (FCR) and…”
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Efficient market-based storage management strategy for FCR provider with limited energy reservoir by Baltputnis, Karlis, Broka, Zane, Silis, Aigars, Cingels, Gunars, Junghans, Gatis

“…We present a market-based storage state of charge management strategy for primary frequency control providers with limited energy reservoirs such as battery…”
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Reserve power estimation according to the Baltic power system 2050 development plan by Petrichenko, Roman, Kozadajevs, Jevgenijs, Petrichenko, Lubov, Silis, Aigars

“…Development plans in the energy sector of European countries assume modifications almost in all fields of energy systems. Global use of renewable energy…”
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The assessment of the impact of electric vehicles on the power balance of the Baltic energy system by Sauhats, Antans, Petrichenko, Roman, Petrichenko, Lubov, Silis, Aigars, Komarovs, Ruslans

“…Energy systems are undergoing permanent and profound changes. A powerful driving force behind these changes is the need to halt climate change that occurs as a…”
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Benefits of regional balancing areas by Silis, Aigars, Ertmanis, Kalvis, Kurevska, Liga, Junghans, Gatis, Sauhats, Antans

“…The European power system is transforming rapidly to integrate more renewables, develop flexibility and enable consumers to play a more central role. For…”
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Benefits of Electricity Industry Switching from Fixed to Spot-Linked End-User Prices by Silis, Aigars, Lavrinovics, Valentins, Junghans, Gatis, Sauhats, Antans

“…Electricity prices in the wholesale market reflect the inherently volatile nature of electricity. The volatility is not expected to decrease in the future due…”
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