2018
DOI: 10.1186/s41601-018-0076-2
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A cost accounting method of the Li-ion battery energy storage system for frequency regulation considering the effect of life degradation

Abstract: The cost of Energy Storage System (ESS) for frequency regulation is difficult to calculate due to battery's degradation when an ESS is in grid-connected operation. To solve this problem, the influence mechanism of actual operating conditions on the life degradation of Li-ion battery energy storage is analyzed. A control strategy of Li-ion ESS participating in grid frequency regulation is constructed and a cost accounting model for frequency regulation considering the effect of battery life degradation is estab… Show more

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“…Due to increasing concerns regarding the environmental pollutants produced by coal-fired power generators and the low-efficiency energy utilization of conventional electrical power grids, which focus on electrical energy utilization but ignore other kinds of energy utilization (e.g., heating energy) [1], many researchers are searching for more environmentally friendly and less costly ways to supply energy. The integrated energy system (IES), which integrates cogeneration units, heat pumps, and LiBr absorption refrigerators [2], [3], is considered a promising way to optimize the structure of energy utilization. The core part of the IES is a set of cogeneration units, which supply electricity to residents while simultaneously meeting heat demands with recovered waste heat produced in the power generation process.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to increasing concerns regarding the environmental pollutants produced by coal-fired power generators and the low-efficiency energy utilization of conventional electrical power grids, which focus on electrical energy utilization but ignore other kinds of energy utilization (e.g., heating energy) [1], many researchers are searching for more environmentally friendly and less costly ways to supply energy. The integrated energy system (IES), which integrates cogeneration units, heat pumps, and LiBr absorption refrigerators [2], [3], is considered a promising way to optimize the structure of energy utilization. The core part of the IES is a set of cogeneration units, which supply electricity to residents while simultaneously meeting heat demands with recovered waste heat produced in the power generation process.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The static degradation refers to the deterioration of internal functional properties of the ESS unit. Such degradation increases the internal resistance of ESS, which eventually reduces ESS capacity [25].…”
Section: ) Single Objective Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cycle life of ESS can be measured in terms of the maximum number of cycles. According to the real ESS operational data and surveys [31,32], the maximum cycles N F and DOD of the ESS could be drawn out, as one typical correlation profile shown in Figure 1. The greater the DOD, the smaller the N F .…”
Section: Ess Life Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%