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Wind power integration through stochastic unit commitment with topology control recourse

We introduce a two stage stochastic unit commitment formulation in which the second stage recourse actions include possible reconfiguration of the power grid topology through transmission line switching. We conduct numerical test on IEEE 118 system to demonstrate the benefits of such adaptive topology control. Our results show that such recourse capability in response to realized uncertainty of intermittent renewable resources can mitigate such adverse variability and significantly improve unit commitment efficiency.