Harnessing the Full Potential of Clean Energy: The Role of Southern California's Utility Distributed Energy Resource Pilots

Mehr, Vahid Salehi Pour; Kahrobaee, Salman; Avendaño, Manuel

doi:10.1109/mpe.2021.3072816

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“…In bears mentioning at this point, that the CSOM tool's ability to incorporate these types of grid capacity metrics was largely contingent upon the public availability of the requisite data. Within California, a 2014 Public Utilities Commission decision mandated that all of the state's investor-owned utilities generate and make publicly accessible circuit capacity metrics, explicitly for the purpose of renewable energy integration planning (Mehr et al, 2021). In other states and regions however, where utilities have not been similarly compelled by local regulatory authorities to create and disseminate these types of data, it is likely that they will be challenging to obtain.…”

Section: Measuring Circuit Level Pv Integration Capacitiesmentioning

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Building an interactive web mapping tool to support distributed energy resource planning using public participation GIS

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“…The first dimension that leads to traditional energy securitization is the issue of availability (Mehr et al, 2021). It involves aspects of supply and demand for resources from the point of view of importers and exporters.…”

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Mechanisms and challenges of renewable energy cooperation in Northeast Asia

Huaicun,

Yuna,

Kada

2023

Int. J. Multidiscipline. Approach. Research. Science.

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In recent decades, sustainable economic growth has caused an increase in energy consumption in North Asia, especially in China, Japan and South Korea. However, internal supply cannot meet energy demand, bringing two related consequences: First, the enlargement of the gap between production and consumption leads to dependence on external energy sources. Second, forcing the government to map its energy policy. However, unlike other regions such as the European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian nations, the dependence of the Energy of Northeast Asia has not caused the closest intra-regional cooperation. Conversely, in some cases, it damages cooperation and worsens non -constructive competition. Therefore, in this study, we aim to highlight the problematic relationship between energy securitization and regional energy cooperation in Northeast Asia and provide an analysis of the reasons, mechanisms and challenges for regional cooperation led by energy. In this case, we think that, by exploiting regional compatibility in the generation of renewable energy and in the consumer model, building a mechanism of integration and multimodal communication will promote greater integration and contribute to filling the gap between securitization and energy cooperation in the east and work the same in the east and working with Asia.

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“…Inverter-based resources (IBRs) are increasingly deployed to accelerate the green transition of electric power grids [1]. To accommodate the proliferation and even 100% IBRs, the gridforming (GFM) technology emerges as a promising solution [2], [3].…”

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Transient Stability Analysis for Grid-Forming Inverters Transitioning from Islanded to Grid-Connected Mode

Liu

Wang

Liu

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IEEE Open J. Power Electron.

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This paper addresses the transient stability of gridforming (GFM) inverters when transitioning from the islanded to grid-connected mode. It is revealed that the reconnection of the GFM inverters to the main grid can be equivalent to a step change of the active power reference, whose impact is closely related with the local load, active power reference of GFM inverter, and shortcircuit ratio (SCR) of the grid. Such equivalent disturbance may cause GFM inverters lose the synchronism with the grid. To avoid loss of synchronization, the existence of equilibria of GFM inverter after reconnecting it with the grid is examined, considering the varying SCR. Then, the parametric effects of power controllers on the transient stability are characterized by using phase portraits, which shed clear insights into the controller design for reliably reconnecting GFM inverters with grid. Lastly, all the theoretical findings are confirmed by experimental tests.

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Harnessing the Full Potential of Clean Energy: The Role of Southern California's Utility Distributed Energy Resource Pilots

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Building an interactive web mapping tool to support distributed energy resource planning using public participation GIS

Building an interactive web mapping tool to support distributed energy resource planning using public participation GIS

Mechanisms and challenges of renewable energy cooperation in Northeast Asia

Transient Stability Analysis for Grid-Forming Inverters Transitioning from Islanded to Grid-Connected Mode

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