I. Introduction
The transition towards a 100% renewable electric power system involves the replacement of conventional synchronous power plants with non-synchronous renewable generation, reducing the inertia of the system and affecting transient stability [1]. In these new scenarios, additional control strategies for non-synchronous renewable generation must be evaluated and implemented to maintain adequate levels of security and reliability. In this context, TSCOPF emerges as an effective tool to calculate the optimal operation of a power system while ensuring its stability.