F.-Javier Heredia - Academic web site

Publication Type	Funded research projects
Year of Publication	2019
Authors	Jordi Castro; F.-Javier Heredia; José Antonio Gonzalez Alastrué; Josep Antón Sánchez Espigares; Eugenio Mijangos Fernández; Marlyn Dayana Cuadrado Guevara
Type of participation	Leader
Duration	01/2019-12/2022
Call	PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN, DESARROLLO E INNOVACIÓN ORIENTADA A LOS RETOS DE LA SOCIEDAD
Funding organization	Ministry of Economy and Competitivity, Government of Spain
Partners	Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya; Euskal Herriko Unibersitatea (Basc Country)
Full time researchers	4.5
Budget	82,885.00€
Project code	RTI2018-097580-B-I00
Key Words	research; energy; project; competitive; public; mineco
Abstract	The size of the optimization problems (linear, non-linear, and integer) that must be solved at present has grown orders of magnitude in the last 30 years, to the point that problems unthinkable a few years ago are already being addressed by leading technology companies. The ultimate goal of this project is to develop optimization methods for large problems (which usually implies a certain structure in the problem), both deterministic and stochastic, and their application to real cases. The project therefore pursues both methodological and applied objectives.
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Publication Type	Tesis de Grau i Màster // BSc and MSc Thesis
Year of Publication	2017
Authors	Roger Reixach Sánchez
Director	F.-Javier Heredia, Jordi de la Hoz
Tipus de tesi	MSc Thesis
Titulació	Master en Enginyeria de l'Energia
Centre	ETSEIB
Data defensa	11/2017
Nota // mark	6
Key Words	teaching; electricity markets; MSc Thesis
DOI / handle	http://hdl.handle.net/2117/109081
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Publication Type	Tesis de Grau i Màster // BSc and MSc Thesis
Year of Publication	2018
Authors	Roger Pasola
Director	F.-Javier Heredia; Josep Salas
Tipus de tesi	MSc Thesis
Titulació	Màster in Industrial Engeneering
Centre	ETSEIB
Data defensa	03/11/2018
Nota // mark	9.0
Key Words	teaching; electricity markets; EUPHEMIA; MSc Thesis
DOI / handle	http://hdl.handle.net/2117/123837
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Last September 16 2016 Mr Maksims Sisovs, student of the "KIC InnoEnergy" Master of Science in Smart Electrical Networks and Systems defended their MSc Thesis A Study on Feasibility of the Distributed Battery Energy Storage Systems in Spanish Retail Electricity Market. This project was proposed by Minsait, an advanced technological consultancy from the Indra's group, and developed under my academical supervision. The objective of the study was to analyse the business opportunity of distributed battery energy storage systems deployed in residential neighbourhoods (LiIon batteries, both static devices and mobile through electrical vehicle). The methodology applied was based on the adaptation of the mathematical optimization model presented in the paper Economic analysis of battery electric storage systems operating in electricity markets (Heredia et al. 2015) to the data of the smart meters deployed by several electrical utilities (more than 20 millions of consumption readings). This work deserved the maximum grade, A+ with honours.

Publication Type	Tesis de Grau i Màster // BSc and MSc Thesis
Year of Publication	2016
Authors	Maksims Sisovs
Director	F.-Javier Heredia
Tipus de tesi	MSc Thesis
Titulació	"KIC InnoEnergy" Master of Science in Smart Electrical Networks and Systems
Centre	Escola Tècnica Superior d'Enginyeria Industrial de Barcelona (ETSEIB)
Data defensa	16/09/2016
Nota // mark	10 MH (A+ with honours)
Key Words	teaching; BEES; battery energy storage systems; electrical vehicle; smart meters; retail energy market; MSc Thesis
Abstract	The main focus of this master thesis project is to evaluate the economic, technical and regulatory feasibility of distributed battery energy storage systems (BESS) and the potential opportunity of electricity companies to increase their prots through advanced operation in energy services, such as electric energy time-shift, ancillary or electric vehicle incentives in Spanish electricity market. To assess the feasibility, an optimization tool has been developed. This tool simulates energy trading between different market participants with particular features extracted from data analysis and literature. Load consumption proles had been developed from smart meter real data by applying several data mining techniques. This part had been guided by external collaborating entity Minsait. Electricity market analysis includes the overview of its functionality principles and regulatory side regarding storage adaptation and specific service applicability. Market historical prices were used for further electricity trading simulation. A brief technical insight explains current storage situation and tells about high-potential technologies in emerging markets. Benchmark analysis covers several products of battery manufacturers with relevant technical and price information. Spanish electricity market showed low adaptability to distributed BESS solutions: energy arbitrage incomes have resulted being insuficient. Ancillary services, despite promising economic gures, are to a large extent prohibited to be provided by distributed storage. Electric vehicle incentives, though, resulted being of a high interest due to absence of direct investment.
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