Emergence of energy storage technologies as the solution for reliable operation of smart power systems: A review

Koohi-Kamali, Sam; Tyagi, V.V.; Rahim, N.A.; Panwar, N. L.; Mokhlis, Hazlie

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2013.03.056

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“…Since battery storage can buffer the power output of renewable energy by storing excess energy throughout times of high availability and inject it to the power system during a power shortage, it is paid great attention as one of the load management components [42,43]. Due to controllable and flexible charging and discharging operation, battery storage is one of the best ways to reduce the renewable energy fluctuation and enhance system stability.…”

Section: Battery Storagementioning

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Controllable Load Management Approaches in Smart Grids

Shen

Jiang

2015

Energies

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Abstract:With rapid smart grid technology development, the customer can actively participate in demand-side management (DSM) with the mutual information communication between the distributor operation company and the smart devices in real-time. Controllable load management not only has the advantage of peak shaving, load balance, frequency regulation, and voltage stability, but is also effective at providing fast balancing services to the renewable energy grid in the distributed power system. The load management faces an enormous challenge as the customer has a large number of both small residential loads and dispersed renewable sources. In this paper, various controllable load management approaches are discussed. The traditional controllable load approaches such as the end users' controllable appliances, storage battery, Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G), and heat storage are reviewed. The "broad controllable loads" management, such as the microgrid, Virtual Power Plant (VPP), and the load aggregator are also presented. Furthermore, the load characteristics, control strategies, and control effectiveness are analyzed.

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Section: Battery Storagementioning

confidence: 99%

Controllable Load Management Approaches in Smart Grids

Shen

Jiang

2015

Energies

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“…Even though some of the systems, especially compressed air energy storage and pumped hydroelectric energy storage systems, can be employed for large scale applications with relatively high efficiencies, the existence of new, reliable, cheaper and more efficient energy storage systems is still perceived, in particular, environmentally friendly systems that are not bound by geological constraints or limited natural resources [4]. Investigations indicate that an optimal energy storage system should enhance the reliability of renewable energy sources, improve the resilience of the grid and realize the benefits of smart grids [5].…”

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A New Bifunctional Energy Storage Solution for Conventional and Renewable Energy Power Plants

Arabkoohsar¹,

Andresen²

2017

JOCET

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Abstract-In this work, a novel, simple and efficient power storage system that provides both heat and electricity in high efficiency is designed and proposed. The system works based on a gas turbine cycle in which the input energy is supplied by a thermal energy storage system instead of a combustion chamber. The other key point is that heat production is as important as power generation in this system. In order to prove the proficiency of the system, it is comprehensively analyzed thermodynamically in Denmark, regarding its power and heat market regulations and historical data as the case study of this work. The results show that an overall energy efficiency of almost 85% and the electricity efficiency of 35% can be expected for the system and it is demonstrated that the system is highly feasible economically even taking conservative electricity and heat prices into account.Index Terms-Energy storage, smart energy, thermal storage, wind power stabilization, energy market.

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“…According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) [1], a microgrid is defined as a cluster of DERs and local loads connected to the utility grid, which can operate in parallel to the grid or isolated as an island. The microgrid concept also includes the integration and control of storage assets in order to ensure a high power quality [2,3].…”

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“…In the literature, the critical role of the energy storage system is focused on the regulation of the voltage and frequency [4] and on preserving the power balance due to the intermittent operation of the RESs [3,4]. Furthermore, other ancillary functions of the energy storage may include the low-voltage ride-through (LVRT) capability, load leveling, peak shaving and operating reserve [3,5].…”

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“…Furthermore, other ancillary functions of the energy storage may include the low-voltage ride-through (LVRT) capability, load leveling, peak shaving and operating reserve [3,5]. When the microgrid is comprised of RESs and energy storage systems in island operation mode, the energy storage usually acts as grid-forming source and regulates the common AC bus appropriately, while the RESs are controlled to inject the available power to the microgrid [6].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Frequency-based control of islanded microgrid with renewable energy sources and energy storage

Oureilidis

Bakirtzis

Demoulias

2016

J. Mod. Power Syst. Clean Energy

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When a microgrid is mainly supplied by renewable energy sources (RESs), the frequency deviations may deteriorate significantly the power quality delivered to the loads. This paper proposes a frequency-based control strategy, ensuring the frequency among the strict limits imposed by the Standard EN 50160. The frequency of the microgrid common AC bus is determined by the energy storage converter, implementing a proposed droop curve among the state of charge (SoC) of the battery and the frequency. Therefore, the information of the SoC becomes known to every distributed energy resource (DER) of the microgrid and determines the active power injection of the converter-interfaced DERs. The active power injection of the rotating generators remains unaffected, while any mismatch among the power generation and consumption is absorbed by the energy storage system. Finally, in case of a solid short-circuit within the microgrid, the energy storage system detects the severe voltage decrease and injects a large current in order to clear the fault by activating the protection device closer to the fault. The proposed control methodology is applied in a microgrid with PVs, wind generators and a battery, while its effectiveness is evaluated by detailed simulation tests.

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Emergence of energy storage technologies as the solution for reliable operation of smart power systems: A review

Cited by 349 publications

References 110 publications

Controllable Load Management Approaches in Smart Grids

Controllable Load Management Approaches in Smart Grids

A New Bifunctional Energy Storage Solution for Conventional and Renewable Energy Power Plants

Frequency-based control of islanded microgrid with renewable energy sources and energy storage

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