Improving power grid performance using parallel connected Compressed Air Energy Storage and wind turbine system

Hasan, Nor Shahida; Hassan, Mohammad Yusri; Abdullah, Hayati; Rahman, Hasimah Abdul; Omar, Wahid; Rosmin, Norzanah

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2016.04.088

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“…Extensive research has been conducted on integrating large-scale wind power and compressed air energy storage to improve the quality and controllability of wind power. Various integrated solutions have been studied, such as centralized/distributed, series/parallel, and different energy discharge modes (Madlener and Latz 2013 ; Hasan et al 2016 ; Zhao et al 2016 ). Thus, compressed air energy storage can provide a practical solution for integrating renewable energy (Facci et al 2015 ; Tong et al 2020 ).…”

Section: Case Studies Of Energy Savingsmentioning

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Strategies to save energy in the context of the energy crisis: a review

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New technologies, systems, societal organization and policies for energy saving are urgently needed in the context of accelerated climate change, the Ukraine conflict and the past coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. For instance, concerns about market and policy responses that could lead to new lock-ins, such as investing in liquefied natural gas infrastructure and using all available fossil fuels to compensate for Russian gas supply cuts, may hinder decarbonization efforts. Here we review energy-saving solutions with a focus on the actual energy crisis, green alternatives to fossil fuel heating, energy saving in buildings and transportation, artificial intelligence for sustainable energy, and implications for the environment and society. Green alternatives include biomass boilers and stoves, hybrid heat pumps, geothermal heating, solar thermal systems, solar photovoltaics systems into electric boilers, compressed natural gas and hydrogen. We also detail case studies in Germany which is planning a 100% renewable energy switch by 2050 and developing the storage of compressed air in China, with emphasis on technical and economic aspects. The global energy consumption in 2020 was 30.01% for the industry, 26.18% for transport, and 22.08% for residential sectors. 10–40% of energy consumption can be reduced using renewable energy sources, passive design strategies, smart grid analytics, energy-efficient building systems, and intelligent energy monitoring. Electric vehicles offer the highest cost-per-kilometer reduction of 75% and the lowest energy loss of 33%, yet battery-related issues, cost, and weight are challenging. 5–30% of energy can be saved using automated and networked vehicles. Artificial intelligence shows a huge potential in energy saving by improving weather forecasting and machine maintenance and enabling connectivity across homes, workplaces, and transportation. For instance, 18.97–42.60% of energy consumption can be reduced in buildings through deep neural networking. In the electricity sector, artificial intelligence can automate power generation, distribution, and transmission operations, balance the grid without human intervention, enable lightning-speed trading and arbitrage decisions at scale, and eliminate the need for manual adjustments by end-users.

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“…In series CAES, during energy storage periods, absorbs all the wind power [26], and then CAES outputs stable electrical energy during the energy release period. When in parallel connection CAES, under energy storage conditions, absorbs the low-valley electricity from the power grid, and then outputs electricity to supplement wind power, making the overall output relatively stable [27,28]. Further applications are a combination of series and parallel connections, so that CAES and wind power are in series during energy storage (absorbing the part of the wind power that exceeds the dispatch), and so that CAES and wind power are connected in parallel when energy is released (smoothly outputting power and increasing the total amount of wind power) [29].…”

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“…wind power, making the overall output relatively stable [27,28]. Further applications are a combination of series and parallel connections, so that CAES and wind power are in series during energy storage (absorbing the part of the wind power that exceeds the dispatch), and so that CAES and wind power are connected in parallel when energy is released (smoothly outputting power and increasing the total amount of wind power) [29].…”

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Review of Coupling Methods of Compressed Air Energy Storage Systems and Renewable Energy Resources

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Kang

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With the strong advancement of the global carbon reduction strategy and the rapid development of renewable energy, compressed air energy storage (CAES) technology has received more and more attention for its key role in large-scale renewable energy access. This paper summarizes the coupling systems of CAES and wind, solar, and biomass energies from the perspective of system topology, and points out the advantages and limitations of each system. It is shown that the coupling of wind energy and CAES is mainly combined in series and in parallel, and sometimes part of the wind power can be converted into thermal energy when coupled to CAES. The coupling between solar heat and CAES is an important form of coupling between solar energy and CAES. Solar-heat-coupled CAES mainly uses solar energy to heat expander inlet air. The coupling forms of solar energy and CAES are based on various CAES forms, various heat heating sequences, reheating, bottom cycle, and other factors. The combination of biomass and CAES is generally based on biomass gasification power generation technology. In the future, a wind–solar–CAES multiple coupling system is expected to become a promising large-scale form for the utilization of renewable energy, and this integrated system has great potential as a system configuration, but has some technical challenges.

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“…It has many control strategies and designs. An evaluation of several control methods of the DVR is demonstrated by Hasan et al [13]. A comparative analysis of compensating devices and their Strategy is described in Refs.…”

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Power Quality Improvement Using Dynamic Voltage Restorer on Grid-Connected Wind Energy System

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Sujatha²,

Kumar³

2021

EJEE

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Reduction of fossil fuels and increasing technology made importance of wind generation as renewable energy sources. With increasing number of wind farms fed to grid increases grid fault issues due to various wind systems disconnected from grid during grid faults. To get better grid operation, wind farms are probable to be carried during disturbance related to grid faults extensively known as fault ride through capability. In proposed system a fault ride through method in wind farm management system connected to grid is investigated in term of critical clearing time. This paper examines the use of dynamic voltage restorer on the enhancement of fixed-speed wind generator systems. The controller capability performance, drive performance, and cost factor are considered. Simulation is performed using MATLAB Simulink for constant speed wind generators with closed-loop controller-based DVR are tested. The constant speed drive called synchronous generator-based wind system feed to an infinite bus system. Simulation results show the wind system with DVR has better fault ride-through capability other compensated voltages and is more efficient in minimizing voltage fluctuations called sag/swell and wind generator’s speed. Additionally, DVR aids wind generators to maintain voltage sag/swell with the grid limits requirements with economical as compared to other voltage compensating systems.

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Improving power grid performance using parallel connected Compressed Air Energy Storage and wind turbine system

Cited by 30 publications

References 15 publications

Strategies to save energy in the context of the energy crisis: a review

Strategies to save energy in the context of the energy crisis: a review

Review of Coupling Methods of Compressed Air Energy Storage Systems and Renewable Energy Resources

Power Quality Improvement Using Dynamic Voltage Restorer on Grid-Connected Wind Energy System

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