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A simulation study in recursive load modeling techniques for application to automatic generation control

The problem of stochastic modeling for the load demand of an interconnected power system from a theoretical viewpoint is studied. The model is to be used for forecasting One-stepahead demand of a power system. Such forecasts are useful for real-time control of generation. In addition, a comparison is made between the current industry load modeling practice and the model developed by the technique discussed here. This comparison is made through modeling the real time load data of a utility company by using both methods.