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Surrogate Modeling of Interconnector Flows: A Machine Learning Alternative to Full-Scale Power System Simulations with Application to Cross-Border Electricity Exchange
Cross-border electricity exchanges are crucial for operating and planning highly renewable power systems. Many studies reduce spatial granularity to keep models tractable and prescribe cross-border exchanges exogenously, often by reusing historical import/export time series. Such assumptions become
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