Dynamic distribution grid management through the coordination of decentralized power units

Bielchev, I.; Richter, Marc; Banka, Manswet; Trojan, Przemyslaw; Styczynski, Zbigniew A.; Naumann, André; Komarnicki, Przemysław

doi:10.1109/pesgm.2015.7286124

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“…They are used to integrate mainly all new smart technologies, and controlling, monitoring and protection devices with the telecommunications network, and command of the PN according to the control algorithms. Thus, they act as a multi-protocol bridge between the SCADA and controllable equipment [42].…”

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Smart Grid Architecture for Rural Distribution Networks: Application to a Spanish Pilot Network

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This paper presents a novel architecture for rural distribution grids. This architecture is designed to modernize traditional rural networks into new Smart Grid ones. The architecture tackles innovation actions on both the power plane and the management plane of the system. In the power plane, the architecture focuses on exploiting the synergies between telecommunications and innovative technologies based on power electronics managing low scale electrical storage. In the management plane, a decentralized management system is proposed based on the addition of two new agents assisting the typical Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) system of distribution system operators. Altogether, the proposed architecture enables operators to use more effectively-in an automated and decentralized way-weak rural distribution systems, increasing the capability to integrate new distributed energy resources. This architecture is being implemented in a real Pilot Network located in Spain, in the frame of the European Smart Rural Grid project. The paper also includes a study case showing one of the potentialities of one of the principal technologies developed in the project and underpinning the realization of the new architecture: the so-called Intelligent Distribution Power Router.

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“…The latter depends mostly on the grid congestion problems which appear predominantly in the distribution network system [2,3]. Secondly, a part of the power fed into the system is not even integrated optimally.…”

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An Innovative Energy Management System for the Integration of Volatile Energy into Industrial Processes

Pelzer¹,

Lombardi²,

Arendarski³

et al. 2016

Int. J. EQ

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The generation of electricity by volatile renewable energy sources, such as wind and sun, has increased significantly in many European countries in the last decade. Such a success is mostly due to the economic incentives given to the power producers by renewable energy sources. It has encouraged many small-and medium-sized enterprises to generate a part of their electricity consumption locally. Such a modern business model has created a new actor within the electric power system: the prosumer. The electricity generated by decentralized power plants in many small-and medium-sized enterprises to date is not integrated into the industrial processes, but it is, firstly, fed into the electric grid and is, successively, withdrawn from the grid. A direct integration of the electric power generated into industrial processes is preferable both from the energetic as well as from the environmental point of view. In order to do this, it is necessary to use Energy Management Systems (EMSs), which control the consumption and/or the energy storage systems optimally according the power produced by the volatile renewable energy sources. Such EMSs will allow the enterprises to develop Industry 4.0 solutions and, therefore, cut the energy costs for manufacturing. This study aims to describe the information and communication architecture as well as the modus operandi of a developed intelligent EMS for the integration of the volatile electricity into an industrial process.

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Power losses management in low voltage active distribution networks

Usman

Bignucolo

Turri

et al. 2017

2017 52nd International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC)

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Dynamic distribution grid management through the coordination of decentralized power units

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Smart Grid Architecture for Rural Distribution Networks: Application to a Spanish Pilot Network

Smart Grid Architecture for Rural Distribution Networks: Application to a Spanish Pilot Network

An Innovative Energy Management System for the Integration of Volatile Energy into Industrial Processes

Power losses management in low voltage active distribution networks

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