Combined Grid-supporting and Market-based Operation Strategy for Battery Storage Systems

Laribi, Ouafa; Rudion, Krzysztof; Nagele, Haiko

doi:10.1109/energycon48941.2020.9236468

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“…The contribution of BSS to fulfill the (n − 1) security criterion in high-voltage grids has been treated for instance in [13]. In [14][15][16], the BSS application to fulfill the (n − 1) criterion in the grid planning has been combined with the use of DPC.…”

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Optimized Planning of Distribution Grids Considering Grid Expansion, Battery Systems and Dynamic Curtailment

Laribi

Rudion

2021

Energies

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The increasing integration of renewable energies into the grid is calling for the expansion of the power transport capacities in the distribution system. Yet, the expansion of the grid could require long authorization procedures and cannot be always asserted. Therefore, a higher utilization of the existing grid is becoming increasingly necessary today. This paper proposes a new time series-based planning method for distribution systems using classical grid expansion instruments as well as innovative planning instruments such as battery storage systems (BSS) and dynamic power curtailment (DPC). These planning instruments could be applied individually or combined. The aim of the BSS and DPC application is to enable a higher utilization of the grid at minimal costs. The proposed method, which has been implemented as an automated planning algorithm, determines the cost-optimal grid reinforcement measures that ensure the prevention of prognosticated congestions in the considered grid. Furthermore, the application of the proposed planning method on the considered power system has proven that a combination of BSS and grid expansion could be more economical than an individual application of BSS and grid expansion.

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