Luis Badesa
Welcome to my website!
I am Associate Professor in Power Systems at the
Technical University of Madrid (UPM)
and Visiting Researcher at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
Imperial College London.
My research aims to facilitate a cost-effective integration of renewable energies:
I develop mathematical models to operate electricity grids and markets efficiently.
You can see a summary here.
(In Spanish):
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- Operation and economics of low-inertia power systems
- Markets for future decarbonised electricity grids
- Convex optimisation of distributed energy resources under uncertainty
- Data-driven methods for power system stability
- Resilience of energy systems
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Who should pay for frequency-containment ancillary services? Providing incentives to shape investment during the energy transition
Energy Policy, under review
arXiv
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Cost Allocation for Inertia and Frequency Response Ancillary Services
IEEE Transactions on Energy Markets, Policy and Regulation
2024
arXiv
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Frequency Response from Aggregated V2G Chargers With Uncertain EV Connections
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2023
arXiv
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Assigning Shadow Prices to Synthetic Inertia and Frequency Response Reserves
from Renewable Energy Sources
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy, 2023
arXiv ·
slides
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Reinforcement Learning and Mixed-Integer Programming for Power Plant Scheduling in Low Carbon Systems: Comparison and Hybridisation
Applied Energy, 2023
arXiv
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Chance-constrained allocation of UFLS candidate feeders under high penetration of distributed generation
International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems, 2023
arXiv
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Value of Optimal Trip and Charging Scheduling of Commercial Electric Vehicle V2G Fleets in Future Low Inertia Systems
Sustainable Energy, Grids and Networks, 2022
arXiv
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Probabilistic Scheduling of UFLS to Secure Credible Contingencies in Low Inertia Systems
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2022
arXiv ·
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Conditions for Regional Frequency Stability in Power System Scheduling—Part II: Application to Unit Commitment
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2021
arXiv ·
github ·
5 min webinar
Awarded the 2021 Supergen Energy Networks research paper prize
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Conditions for Regional Frequency Stability in Power System Scheduling—Part I: Theory
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2021
arXiv
Awarded the 2021 Supergen Energy Networks research paper prize
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Ancillary services in Great Britain during the COVID-19 lockdown: A glimpse of the carbon-free future
Applied Energy, 2021
arXiv ·
webinar
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Value of Point-of-load Voltage Control for Enhanced Frequency Response in Future GB Power System
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2020
arXiv
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Pricing inertia and Frequency Response with diverse dynamics in an MISOCP formulation
Applied Energy, 2020
arXiv ·
github
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Optimal Portfolio of Distinct Frequency-Response Services in Low-Inertia Systems
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2020
arXiv ·
10 min webinar
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Scenario generation of aggregated Wind, Photovoltaics and small Hydro production for power systems applications
Applied Energy, 2019
HAL ·
github
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Simultaneous Scheduling of Multiple Frequency Services in Stochastic Unit Commitment
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2019
arXiv ·
github
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Conference papers (peer-reviewed)
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Enhancing Resilience During Islanding Events Through Price-Responsive Loads
2022 IEEE International Conference on Smart Energy Systems and Technologies
IEEE Xplore
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Importance of Linking Inertia and Frequency Response Procurement: The Great Britain Case
2021 IEEE Madrid PowerTech
arXiv
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Optimal Scheduling of Frequency Services Considering a Variable Largest-Power-Infeed-Loss
2018 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting
arXiv
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Economic Value of Inertia in Low-Carbon Power Systems
2017 IEEE Innovative Smart Grid Technologies
arXiv
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Impact of Wind Generation on Dynamic Voltage Stability and Influence of the Point of Interconnection
2016 IEEE GreenTech
IEEE Xplore
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Monitoring Power System Transient Stability Using Synchrophasor Data
2015 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting
IEEE Xplore
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Nelu
(since 2023)
Research topic:
'Finding optimal strategies for obtaining treats from partially gullible humans'
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Carlos Matamala
(since 2021)
Based at Imperial College
Research topic:
'Market design for ancillary services in low-carbon electricity grids'
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Qian Chen
(since 2021)
Based at Imperial College
Research topic:
'Data-driven methods for economic optimisation of power grid security'
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María José Parajeles
(graduated 2021)
Master thesis:
'Allocation of electrical load disconnection in highly renewable power grids'
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Yujing Zhou
(graduated 2021)
Master thesis:
'Market mechanisms for grid-following and grid-forming inverters in low-carbon power grids'
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"Wide Area Monitoring Protection and Control Systems – Decision Support for System Operators", Technical Brochure by CIGRE Working Group C2.18, 2023
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"Behind-The-Meter Distributed Energy Resources: Estimation, Uncertainty Quantification, and Control", technical report by IEEE Task Force on Behind-The-Meter Distributed Energy Resources, 2023
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"Hydrogen applications for grid balancing", technical report for Horizon 2020 project GreenHyScale, 2022
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"Benefits of addressing regional frequency stability through demand-side flexibility", technical report for UKRI project FastFlex, 2022
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"Electrification is the main road to decarbonization", summary paper from the World Economic Forum council on Clean Electrification, 2022
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"Impacts of COVID-19 on the Energy System", multi-disciplinary briefing paper by Imperial College's Energy Futures Lab, 2021
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Panel discussion
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"Getting to Net Zero: Increasing Clean Electrification by Empowering Demand", report by the World Economic Forum council on Clean Electrification, 2021
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"Whole-System Value of Long-Duration Energy Storage in a Net-Zero Emission Energy System for Great Britain", report commissioned by SSE Renewables through Imperial Consultants, 2021
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"What has COVID-19 taught us about decarbonized electricity grids?", article for the World Economic Forum, 2021
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"Low Carbon Conversations: A Tricky Balance", podcast for Imperial College's Energy Futures Lab, 2021
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Apple podcast
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"Towards a Cost-Effective Operation of Low-Inertia Power Systems", Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Imperial College London, 2020
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5-page summary
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Website formart inspired by barron
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