Frequency Constrained Unit Commitment dan Economic Dispatch di Sistem Jawa Madura Bali Menggunakan Kekangan Cadangan Fast Response Untuk Meningkatkan Stabilitas Frekuensi.
IMRON ROSYADI, Husni Rois Ali, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D., DIC., SMIEEE ; Ir. Lesnanto Multa Putranto, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D., IPM., SMIEEE.
2026 | Tesis | S2 Teknik Elektro
Operasi sistem tenaga listrik Jawa Madura Bali
(JAMALI) menghadapi tantangan stabilitas frekuensi seiring dengan rencana
peningkatan penetrasi pembangkit intermiten berbasis Energi Baru Terbarukan
(EBT) yang bersifat non-inersia. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk
mengintegrasikan keamanan frekuensi, yang meliputi Rate of Change of
Frequency (RoCoF), frekuensi nadir, dan cadangan fast response, ke
dalam model optimasi Unit Commitment (UC) dan Economic Dispatch (ED).
Metodologi yang digunakan adalah pemodelan optimasi Mixed-Integer Linear
Programming (MILP) dengan pendekatan Piecewise Linear Cost pada
perangkat lunak MATLAB, yang divalidasi melalui simulasi dinamik di Digsilent
PowerFactory dan diimplementasikan pada software operasional jROS (joint
Resources Optimization and Scheduler). Hasil penelitian pada model di
MATLAB menunjukkan bahwa kekangan cadangan fast response menjadi dominan
dibandingkan yang lain dalam optimasi UC ED untuk memitigasi gangguan pembangkit
terbesar. Implementasi model di sistem real time JAMALI menggunakan jROS
menunjukkan bahwa integrasi kekangan cadangan fast response secara
signifikan meningkatkan stabilitas frekuensi pasca-gangguan (N-1), dengan
pencapaian frekuensi steady state sebesar 49,825 Hz dibandingkan 49,792
Hz pada ED tradisional untuk gangguan 1000 MW. Namun, peningkatan keandalan ini
menyebabkan kenaikan biaya operasional sebesar Rp 1,37 miliar per hari akibat
pergeseran pembebanan ke unit PLTGU yang lebih mahal untuk memenuhi kebutuhan
cadangan. Selain itu, peningkatan partisipasi AGC hingga 100% terbukti mampu
menekan biaya operasional sebesar Rp 0,57 miliar per hari melalui optimalisasi
penggunaan PLTU yang lebih murah. Penelitian ini memberikan gambaran mengenai
trade-off antara biaya operasi dan keandalan sistem dalam mendukung transisi
energi bersih di sistem JAMALI.
The operation of the Java-Madura-Bali (JAMALI) power system faces
frequency stability challenges alongside the planned increase in intermittent
renewable energy (RE) penetration, which is characterized by non-inertial
properties. This study aims to integrate frequency security
constraints—including the Rate of Change of Frequency (RoCoF), frequency nadir,
and Fast Frequency Reserve (FFR)—into the Unit Commitment (UC) and Economic
Dispatch (ED) optimization models. The methodology employs Mixed-Integer Linear
Programming (MILP) optimization with a Piecewise Linear Cost approach using
MATLAB software. The model was validated through dynamic simulations in
Digsilent PowerFactory and implemented within the jROS (Joint Resources
Optimization and Scheduler) operational software. Results from the simplified
model in MATLAB indicate that the FFR constraint becomes dominant over other
factors in the UC-ED optimization for mitigating the largest generation
contingency. Implementation of the model in the real-time JAMALI system using
jROS demonstrates that integrating a 2-minute FFR constraint significantly
improves post-contingency (N-1) frequency stability, achieving a steady-state
frequency of 49.825 Hz compared to 49.792 Hz in traditional ED for a 1,000 MW
disturbance. However, this enhanced reliability leads to an increase in
operational costs of IDR 1.37 billion per day due to the shifting of loads to
more expensive Combined Cycle (PLTGU) units to meet reserve requirements.
Furthermore, increasing Automatic Generation Control (AGC) participation to
100% is proven to reduce operational costs by IDR 0.57 billion per day through
the optimized utilization of more cost-effective coal-fired power plants
(PLTU). This research provides a guideline regarding the trade-off between
operational costs and system reliability in supporting the clean energy
transition within the JAMALI system.
Kata Kunci : Unit Commitment, Economic Dispatch, Stabilitas Frekuensi, Fast Frequency Reserve, Sistem JAMALI