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Using reliability analysis for sustained wind farm Operation in remote and weak transmission areas

Implementing renewable energy generators in a power system network involves complex technical, financial and organizational framework, especially in developing countries like Nigeria. This paper describes the use of reliability analysis considering elements of WTGs in relation to design, operation, and stability of remote power networks to increase performance of an electric power network with a substantial proportion of wind generated power. The research study discussed provides guidance on WTG design and operation of the system network to achieve optimal levels of reliability at the lowest long run cost.