Economic evaluation of the influence of overvoltages and the integration of small storage capacity in residential PV-installations

Verhelst, Bart; Debruyne, Colin; Vanalme, Johan; Desmet, Jan; Capelle, J.-P. Van de; Vandevelde, Lieven

doi:10.1109/isgteurope.2011.6162683

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“…Good to consider that methods given so far support the grid voltage indirectly by using only local real power measurement as input. In all these methods, it is assumed that the grid voltage level increases with the produced active power from the solar inverters, regardless of load variation [1], [18], [25], [30]. The most completed reactive power control approaches can be found in [5], [26], [27].…”

Section: International Conference On Renewable Energy Research and Apmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This requires more complex inverter system which injects as much active power as possible into the grid and stores excess energy locally during periods of high risk of voltage rise. Studies which investigated in the size of energy buffer for distribution feeders in residential areas [1]- [3], [30]. In [1], [30], the economic study is done which has calculated the payback time of the battery which is installed in PV system.…”

Section: B Buffering Excess Active Power (Beap)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies which investigated in the size of energy buffer for distribution feeders in residential areas [1]- [3], [30]. In [1], [30], the economic study is done which has calculated the payback time of the battery which is installed in PV system. The author has compared the percentages of battery capacity to the whole installed PV.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…An energy buffer of 34% PV capacity will be eliminates all voltage rises, while it only makes about 30 charge/discharge cycles a year [1]- [3], [30]. Paper [31] aimed to analyze the overall system efficiency of grid-connected PV inverter with battery storage.…”

Section: B Buffering Excess Active Power (Beap)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Since no detailed analyses in this regard has been presented yet [24]. Future economic research may modify dynamic pricing model and respectively the possibility to installing storage to take advantage of the price differences [30]. Also further grid development and optimization voltage rise protecting is necessary for realization of same opportunity for all PV systems [49].…”

Section: Summarizing and Future Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evaluation of voltage regulation mitigation methods due to high penetration of PV generation in residential areas

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Agelidis

2013

2013 International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and Applications (ICRERA)

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in this paper, different mitigation methods dealing with voltage regulation in power distribution networks are analyzed the evaluation of these methods provided in the paper, demonstrate that the effectiveness of each method varies and the verdict as to which one would be the optimum from the performance and cost point of view remains an open question. It is also concluded that electricity grid codes and potential future communication infrastructure can impact on the selection of the best mitigation method for a given case. Likewise, inverter technologies can have a great role in this regard as well.

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Section: International Conference On Renewable Energy Research and Apmentioning

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Energy Storage Sizing and Operation of an Integrated Utility-Scale PV+ESS Power Plant

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2020 IEEE Power &Amp; Energy Society Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference (ISGT)

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Preventing overvoltages in PV grids by integration of small storage capacity

Debruyne

Vanalme

Verhelst

et al. 2011

2011 2nd IEEE PES International Conference and Exhibition on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies

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The rapidly growing amount of distributed generation in low voltage distribution grids issues some undesired side effects. Simultaneous power injection may cause a serious voltage rise along the feeder. These overvoltages may not only damage critical loads but also switch off PV inverters causing loss of green energy at the most productive moments. This paper discusses the origin and different possibilities to limit this induced voltage rise. The option of introducing local energy buffering is further elaborated. The relation between buffer size and overvoltage reduction is presented for a typical Belgian residential distribution feeder. The influence of buffers along the feeder is calculated by working with synthetic load profiles and solar irradiation data

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Economic evaluation of the influence of overvoltages and the integration of small storage capacity in residential PV-installations

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Evaluation of voltage regulation mitigation methods due to high penetration of PV generation in residential areas

Evaluation of voltage regulation mitigation methods due to high penetration of PV generation in residential areas

Energy Storage Sizing and Operation of an Integrated Utility-Scale PV+ESS Power Plant

Preventing overvoltages in PV grids by integration of small storage capacity

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