Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation, Demand-side Flexibility, and Behind-the-meter Batteries

Perez-Moscote, Daniel A.; Tyagunov, Mikhail

doi:10.1109/reepe53907.2022.9731359

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“…Demandside flexibility means managing electricity consumption by shifting electrical loads throughout the day to times of high renewable energy production. In this case study, the share of solar and wind energy in the system increased by 6.5%, while annual electricity bill savings increased by 18% when compared to the system without demand-side flexibility [8]. The application of demand flexibility in combination with the installation of Li-ion batteries behind the meter can also help increase the reliability of distributed energy systems when the power grid presents reliability problems and there are periods of power outages during the year where no electricity can be purchased from the grid.…”

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“…It also evaluates the impact on the use of lithium-ion batteries A previous study presented in [7] explored the correlation between demand-side flexibility and the use of solar PV energy in the energy balance of a power system. However, this paper considers a hybrid power system with the use of not only solar PV but also wind energy, as well as the use of batteries, as in [8], with an additional analysis of the impact of demand flexibility on the power system reliability.…”

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Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation and Demand-side Flexibility

Perez-Moscote¹,

Tyagunov²

2022

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<p>Demand-side flexibility is defined as the capacity to increase, decrease, or shift a fraction of the electricity consumption in a power system. This type of load management could increase the use of renewable energy sources and the reliability of distributed energy systems. Renewable energy sources, particularly wind and solar energy, are variable in time and usually, the periods of higher generation do not coincide with peak demand periods. This can reduce the share of such renewable energy sources in the energy balance of power systems. This work presents the modeling of a distributed energy system located in Colombia with solar photovoltaic and wind energy installations, as well as lithium-ion batteries. In the model, demand-side flexibility is applied to increase the share of renewable generation in the energy balance of the system, increase the system’s reliability and decrease the cost of electricity for consumers. The model is compared with a system that has no management of electricity consumption to assess the impact of demand-side flexibility on the share of renewables on the energy balance of the system and the system’s reliability.</p>

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Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation and Demand-side Flexibility

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Tyagunov²

2022

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“…They use technologies that depend on the amount and class of biomass available. With the main transformation systems, fuels, electrical energy, motive force or thermal energy can be obtained (Perez-Moscote and Tyagunov, 2022). This type of energy emits little carbon dioxide and could be a solution to alternative methods of disposing of waste (garbage burial and burning outdoors).…”

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Evolution, Challenges, and Perspective in the Implementation of Projects with Renewable Energy Sources: Colombia Case

Rocha

Boiler

Pizarro

et al. 2022

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This work quantifies the evolution in the implementation and development of renewable energies in Colombia, as well as evidence the current challenges and development prospects. The high demand for electricity in Colombia is increasing due to the great increase in population, industry and commerce, which generates greater energy consumption and as a consequence economic, social and environmental problems. The objective of this study was to analyze the behavior of the energy projects submitted to the Mining Energy Planning Group (UPME) during the last 15 years until July 2022, as well as to study the research areas with the highest performance. technology and the corresponding radiation intensity. In addition, it shows an historic information about the projects presented both not in force as of the date of closing of this investigation, classified according to their source, according to their range of power and according to its stage of implementation, finally, we made a synthesis of the new regulations governing the motivation and implementation of projects with renewable energy sources, being as this work a very good source of reference for further studies of the implementation of renewable energy sources in Colombia.

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“…The economy of a country, its industry and evolution complement each other when within them there is a good use of the electrical This Journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License energy provided within it, promoting and promoting all sectors at once (Perez-Moscote and Tyagunov, 2022). From a socioeconomic point of view, the way in which the population of a region or country lives, the opportunities that the inhabitant has to be employed and develop as an individual makes sense when the energy consumption that is put at their service is of quality, which is reflected in several aspects of their life (Manuel et al, 2022).…”

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Evaluation, Hierarchy and Selection of the best Source of Energy by using AHP, as a Proposed Solution to an Energy and Socio-economic Problem, in the case of Colombia’s Pacific Zone

Rocha

Perez²,

Retamoza³

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This research presents the process and the results to weigh and classify a set of criteria and subcriteria to be considered in Renewable Energy Planning projects for a particular area of Colombia. The implementation of electrification programs in the study area faces various obstacles, among them the inadequate selection of criteria and sub-criteria for assessing the relevance and credibility of the implemented projects, which is very important today, causing huge losses from many points of view. It is proposed to implement a multicriteria methodology (MMCM) that prioritizes criteria and subcriteria, the selected methodology is applied to the use of renewable and conventional energy sources in urban, rural,and isolated regions, one of the most used methods in the best selection process and also when making energy decisions. The Hierarchy Analysis Process (AHP) is used, the data is obtained from a survey to a group of experts with a collection and verification period of about 4 months, only to reduce inaccuracies on the developer side. This study explains the results obtained with a new multipurpose support system that helps to prioritize the most appropriate energy decision criteria and subcriteria of energy options to provide sufficient energy to meet local needs and improve living conditions. Based on the literature review, 4 criteria and 16 subcriteria were identified and submitted to review using the AHP methodology (Hierarchical Analysis Process). It can be determined that the most important criterion is the economic, followed by the social, environmental, and technical, and a hierarchy of subcriteria related to each criterion is established, establishing that for the study area the best source of energy is photovoltaic solar by communities.

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Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation, Demand-side Flexibility, and Behind-the-meter Batteries

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References 5 publications

Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation and Demand-side Flexibility

Modeling of a Distributed Energy System with Renewable Generation and Demand-side Flexibility

Evolution, Challenges, and Perspective in the Implementation of Projects with Renewable Energy Sources: Colombia Case

Evaluation, Hierarchy and Selection of the best Source of Energy by using AHP, as a Proposed Solution to an Energy and Socio-economic Problem, in the case of Colombia’s Pacific Zone

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