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Development of an optimization tool for the electricity production of the Enguri power plant in Georgia

Vernet, Louise Hui Lin  
June 23, 2023

The ongoing global warming situation has bolstered interests in developing and reinforcing green energy. One of the most promising fields is hydropower (Ahmad and Hossain, 2020 and Yazdi and Moridi, 2018). Many existing reservoirs have untapped potential to be exploited, provided they are operated in an optimal way. To this end, many algorithms have been established, all dealing with different issues that are recurrent in optimization problems. This work aims at developing an algorithm to optimize the energy production of the Enguri power plant in Georgia, the most productive one of the country and therefore vital to Caucasus’ regional electricity system. Besides the main objective of the algorithm, one will have to be careful about the impacts the management of the reservoir will have downstream, and other operational constraints.

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master thesis
Author(s)
Vernet, Louise Hui Lin  
Advisors
Ancey, Christophe  
Date Issued

2023-06-23

EPFL units
SGC  
LHE  
Section
GC-S  
Available on Infoscience
December 13, 2023
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/202647
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