Concept, Definition, Enabling Technologies, and Challenges of Energy Integration in Whole Energy Systems To Create Integrated Energy Systems

Sadeghian, Omid; Oshnoei, Arman; Mohammadi‐Ivatloo, Behnam; Vahidinasab, Vahid

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-87653-1_1

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“…This study analyzes three potential implementations of EV charging: providing grid support while charging, without charging, and charging while providing other services (such as V2G). The results demonstrate that even while cloudy weather causes large fluctuations in power output from the 1.2 kW PV array-up to 22.5% of the DC bus voltage every second [54,55]-the EV charger is able to compensate for these fluctuations.…”

Section: Evs With Pv Solar Energy (Redg)mentioning

confidence: 96%

A Comprehensive Review for Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation to Smart Grid

Ntombela¹,

Musasa²

2023

Preprint

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- Power grids of the future will likely incorporate more renewable energy distributed generation (REDG), also known as alternative energy systems. REDG units are increasingly being used in electrical transmission networks because to the overall positive effects they have on power networks. REDG systems are the backbone of smart electric networks and are essential to the operation of the smart grid. These REDG systems can additionally improve system reliability by providing some customers with a backup generator in the event of power interruptions. The report offers a thorough evaluation of the existing body of information on the topic of electric vehicles' (EVs') future interactions with the smart grid. The combination of the EVs' potential deployment and the smart grid's conceptual goal presents challenges in electric grid infra-structure, communication, and control. The proposal for connecting EVs to the grid is based on research into cutting-edge smart metering and communication systems. In the context of the vehicle-to-grid (V2G) phenomenon, the possibilities, benefits, and limitations of various EV smart charging systems are also fully examined. There is a fast growing percentage of distributed energy that is wind and solar photovoltaic. Their variable power output, however, introduces fresh challenges for those responsible for organizing, operating, and controlling the power grid. While fluctuations in the electric grid are problematic, they may be mitigated by the entry of EVs into the energy market. As such, we do a comprehensive literature search to learn more about the exciting research gap that needs to be filled and the most recent possible answer that involves EVs. Additionally, we take a close look at the practicality of the sophisticated V2G technology. The smart grid is a developing concept for the world's energy infrastructure, and this study analyzes in depth how EVs interact with it.

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Section: Evs With Pv Solar Energy (Redg)mentioning

confidence: 96%

A Comprehensive Review for Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation to Smart Grid

Ntombela¹,

Musasa²

2023

Preprint

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“…Scheduling smart EVs in a smart grid setting has been shown to reduce operating costs as a whole. In [50], a priceoptimized algorithm for V2G operations and scheduled EV charging is proposed. RFID tag technology is also utilized to assist with this intelligent charging.…”

Section: Smart Charging Of Evmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of the Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation Regarding Smart Grids

Ntombela

Musasa

Moloi

2023

WEVJ

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Power grids of the future will likely incorporate more renewable energy distributed generation (REDG), also known as alternative energy systems. REDG units are increasingly being used in electrical transmission networks because of the positive effects they have on power networks. REDG systems are the backbone of smart electric networks and are essential to the operation of the smart grid. These REDG systems can additionally improve system reliability by providing some customers with a backup generator in the event of power interruptions. This review offers a thorough evaluation of the existing body of information on the topic of electric vehicles’ (EVs’) future interactions with smart grids. The combination of the potential deployment of EVs and the smart grid’s conceptual goal presents challenges for electric grid-related infra-structure, communication, and control. The proposal for connecting EVs to the grid is based on research into cutting-edge smart metering and communication systems. In the context of the vehicle-to-grid (V2G) phenomenon, the possibilities, benefits, and limitations of various EV smart-charging systems are also fully examined. A quickly growing percentage of distributed energy is derived from wind and solar (photovoltaic) energy. The variable power output of wind and solar energy introduces fresh challenges for those responsible for organizing, operating, and controlling the power grid. While fluctuations in the electric grid are problematic, they may be mitigated by the entry of EVs into the energy market. As such, we performed a comprehensive review of the literature to learn more about this exciting research gap that needs to be filled and to identify recently developed solutions to the problems related to EVs. Additionally, in this review article, we take a close look at the practicality of V2G technology. The smart grid is a developing concept that will likely have large implications for the world’s energy infrastructure, and this study thoroughly analyzes how EVs interact with it.

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“…Penetration of EVs is important in systems with every combination of power, gas, and heat networks since the changes in the electricity load, change the operation of energy conversion systems, such as CHP systems, gas-fired generators, boilers, etc. EVs as energy storages (which play the role of non-coupling technologies in integrated energy systems) [154] can be effective in such systems for balancing supply and demand. EVs and renewable sources have been integrated with combined power and gas networks in [155].…”

Section: Integrated Energy Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A comprehensive review on electric vehicles smart charging: Solutions, strategies, technologies, and challenges

Sadeghian

Oshnoei

Mohammadi‐Ivatloo

et al. 2022

Journal of Energy Storage

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Concept, Definition, Enabling Technologies, and Challenges of Energy Integration in Whole Energy Systems To Create Integrated Energy Systems

Cited by 6 publications

References 88 publications

A Comprehensive Review for Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation to Smart Grid

A Comprehensive Review for Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation to Smart Grid

A Comprehensive Review of the Incorporation of Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy Distributed Generation Regarding Smart Grids

A comprehensive review on electric vehicles smart charging: Solutions, strategies, technologies, and challenges

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