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Transmission topology control is a tool used by system operators in the roleof a control action taken into account as a preventive or corrective actionrelative to a specific outage or set of outages. However, their inclusion inmost electricity market frameworks is limited. With the increasing penetrationof intermittent energy sources, optimal topology can be used as a lever offlexibility to decrease the total system cost. This paper demonstrates theevolution of optimal topology control on systems with increasing quantities ofintermittent renewable energy along two axes. First, the effects of theincreased variable sources on the variations of optimal topology are explored.Second, we elaborate on the growing advantages of exploiting transmission levelgrid flexibility in terms of total system cost. Case studies are performed on amodified RTS-96 network.

Optimal Transmission Topology for Facilitating the Growth of Renewable Power Generation