Ensuring Supply Reliability and Grid Stability in a 100% Renewable Electricity Sector in the Faroe Islands

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“…Moreover, some highly cited papers in the RES literature, such as Ratnam et al [5], Saha et al [11], Alam et al [12], Tróndheim et al [21], cite that the gearbox does not impose important issues in load flow and dynamic behaviour of the power system. Therefore, this item is not considered in the simulations of this work.…”

“…It is imperative to thoroughly investigate the impacts of renewables on known power systems to compare the potential effects in a more realistic way. Tróndheim et al [21] show interesting results on the stability of the Suðuroy (Faroe Islands) grid. The findings suggest that the use of approximated models for frequency and voltage regulation, which exclude inverter-based resources, is insufficient.…”