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J. T. Saraiva nasceu no Porto, Portugal, em 1962 e obteve um grau equivalente a MSc, o PhD e o título de Agregado pela Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto em 1987, 1993 e 2002 onde é actualmente Professor. Intergra o INESC Porto desde 1985 onde é Investigador Sénior e colaborou ou foi responsável por diversas actividades no âmbito de projectos financiados pela EU, projectos financiandos por entidades nacionais bem diversos contratos de consultoria técnica por exemplo envolvendo a Entidade Reguladora dos Serviços Energéticos, a EDP Distribuição, a EDP Produção, a REN, a Empresa de Electricidade da Madeira, a Empresa de Electricidade dos Açores e os Operadores do Ssitema Eléctrico Grego e Brasileiro. Ao longo da sua carreira académica orientou mais de 50 Teses de Mestrado, 10 teses de Doutoramento e foi co-autor de 3 livros, de mais de 30 publicações em international journals e mais de 120 publicações em conferências internacionais.

Tópicos
de interesse
Detalhes

Detalhes

  • Nome

    João Tomé Saraiva
  • Cargo

    Investigador Coordenador
  • Desde

    15 julho 1985
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Publicações

2024

Energy allocation and settlement in collective self-consumption

Autores
Mello, J; Rodrigues, L; Villar, J; Saraiva, J;

Publicação
2024 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET, EEM 2024

Abstract
Energy allocation rules are one of the core aspects of collective self-consumption (CSC) regulations. It allows final consumers to share their surplus generation with other CSC members, while keeping their full rights as consumers, i.e., maintaining a supply contract with the retailers of their choice. Some European Union member states regulations use allocation coefficients so that local allocations are integrated with wholesale settlement and directly affect the retailers' billing. Several AC methods have been proposed so far, each one adapted to distribution system operators' settlement procedures with specific rules that can impact the benefits that each CSC member obtain. This paper analyses, assesses and compares two relevant AC methods, namely pre-delivery fixed AC and post-delivery dynamic AC, by developing a settlement formulation for a community with members with flexible assets and different opportunity costs. AC policy recommendations based on findings are provided.

2024

Analysis of the Portuguese and Spanish NECPs using the CEVESA MIBEL market model

Autores
de Oliveira, AR; Collado, JV; Martínez, SD; Lopes, JAP; Saraiva, JT; Campos, FA;

Publicação
2024 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET, EEM 2024

Abstract
The member states of the European Union (EU) are actively reassessing their National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) [1] to jointly address climate challenges and the impacts of the COVID pandemic and gas supply crisis. This study extends the analyses described in [2] by assessing the impact of the updated NECP drafts for Portugal and Spain [3], [4] on the Iberian Electricity Market (MIBEL). For this, we use CEVESA, a market model for the long-term planning and operation of MIBEL that computes the joint dispatch of energy and secondary reserve of the two interconnected single-price zones. Departing from the expected evolution of the electricity generation technologies and demand available in the NECP drafts, joint scenarios for Portugal and Spain are built with the latest CO2 allowances and fuel prices projections and the latest available historical data of hydro and renewable generation profiles. Simulations provide estimates for the expected market prices, technology generation dispatch, and the usage of the capacity of the interconnection lines between both countries, highlighting potential concerns and knowledge on future NECPs.

2024

An Agent Based Model Applied to a Local Energy Market (LEM) Considering Demand Response (DR) and Its Interaction with the Wholesale Market (WSM)

Autores
Santos, AFd; Saraiva, JT;

Publicação
2024 20th International Conference on the European Energy Market (EEM)

Abstract

2024

Evaluation of the Economic Feasibility of Price Arbitrage Operations in the Iberian Electricity Market

Autores
Lobo, F; Saraiva, JT;

Publicação
2024 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET, EEM 2024

Abstract
This paper describes a study developed to analyse the interest in investing in Li-ion batteries to perform price arbitrage in the power system of Portugal. In this context, it was developed a methodology to identify the most suitable hours for charging and discharging the energy, and the new market prices were estimated for these hours. It was concluded that at current investment costs in this storage technology, and current market prices, this investment would not be viable in the lifetime of the batteries despite the recent rise of electricity market prices and also the larger price spread. This spread is now larger given the depression of prices at sunny hours that is getting typical in the Iberian electricity market.

2024

Risk Adverse Optimization on Transmission Expansion Planning Considering Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events - The Texas Case

Autores
de Oliveira, LE; Saraiva, JT; Gomes, PV;

Publicação
2024 20TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET, EEM 2024

Abstract
The global push for environmental sustainability is driving substantial changes in power systems, prompting extensive grid upgrades. Policies and initiatives worldwide aim to reduce CO2 emissions, with a focus on increasing reliance on Renewable Energy Sources (RESs) and electrifying transportation. However, the geographical variability and uncertainties of RESs directly impact power generation and distribution, necessitating adjustments in transmission system planning and operation. This paper presents a Transmission Expansion Planning (TEP) model using the 2021 Texas snowstorm as a benchmark scenario, incorporating wind and solar energy penetration while addressing associated uncertainties. Climate Change (CC) and Extreme Weather Events (EWE) are integrated into the set of scenarios aiming at evaluating the proposed method's effectiveness. Comparisons in extreme operative conditions highlight the importance of network reliability and security, emphasizing the significance of merged grids. All simulations are conducted using the ACTIVSg2000 synthetic test system, which emulates the ERCOT grid, with comparisons made between TEP scenarios considering and disregarding CC and EWEs, supporting the concept of umbrella protection.

Teses
supervisionadas

2023

Multi-Objective Long-Term Transmission Expansion Planning

Autor
Luiz Eduardo de Oliveira

Instituição
UP-FEUP

2023

Multi-zonal energy and reserve equilibrium market model with interconnections allocation

Autor
André Rodrigues de Oliveira

Instituição
UP-FEUP

2023

Assessing the Economic Viability of Price Arbitrage through Storage Devices: A Case Study Using MIBEL Market Prices in 2021

Autor
Francisco Sousa Lobo

Instituição
UP-FEUP

2023

Local Electricity Market design:P2P Trade, Pool Based and Real Time Walrasian Auctions for energy and flexibility services provision

Autor
João Moreira Schneider de Mello

Instituição
UP-FEUP

2023

Estimativa do Impacto da PRE no Custo de Produção de Energia Elétrica em 2021

Autor
Gonçalo José Pita Macedo

Instituição
UP-FEUP