An Energy Management System for a Residential Microgrid using Convex Optimization

Barragán, Diana Estefanía Chérrez; Acurio, Byron Alejandro Acuña; López, Juan Camilo; Grijalva, Felipe; Rodrı́guez, Juan Carlos; Silva, Luiz Carlos Pereira da

doi:10.1109/etcm56276.2022.9935726

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“…Islanding allows portions of the grid to disconnect and self-supply during disturbances, while grid connectivity enables beneficial import/export of power. Numerous studies have focused on optimizing microgrid operations to balance economic and reliability objectives [7][8][9].…”

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Optimal Resource Assignment in Hybrid Microgrids Based on Demand Response Proposals

Garcia,

Águila,

Ortiz

et al. 2024

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The energy consumption of buildings has been affected by the increase in new loads, which is where emerging technologies have become important. In this sense, microgrids have become a solution that has reduced the loadability of power systems. Thus, the Salesian Polytechnic University in Quito has implemented a hybrid microgrid with three photovoltaic plants (PV), two battery storage systems (BESS), and a connection to the public grid. This research shows a methodology to minimize the energy consumption of the public grid by taking advantage of the existing resources in the microgrid through the allocation of resources and demand management, for which a domotic system based on a z-wave protocol was implemented to monitor and control the loads. The initial state and the state after the implementation of the management equipment were compared, and the reduction of electricity consumption in the public grid was quantified, which was around 63%.

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