Optimal management of energy storage systems integrated in nanogrids for virtual “nonsumer” community

Pinnarelli, Anna; Menniti, Daniele; Sorrentino, N.; Bayod-Rújula, Ángel A.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-823899-8.00004-2

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“…In a lowcarbon system, intermittent RESs mean it is more difficult to vary output, and rises in demand do not necessarily correspond to rises in RES generation. Higher levels of energy storage are required for grid flexibility and grid stability and to cope with the increasing use of intermittent wind and solar electricity [23].…”

Section: • Chemical Storage (Hydrogen)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The DCNG has a modular architecture capable of being extended both "locally", by connecting various devices to the base module (see Figure 4), consisting of a PV plant and a conventional battery ESS, and in a widespread manner, by physically connecting multiple DCNGs via their DC bus or even by virtually interconnecting different DCNGs through an internet connection (Figure 3), managed by the EMP based on the Power Cloud approach [23]. It represents a change in the plant engineering paradigm, interposing a DCNG as an interface between the end-user loads and the grid, behind the meter.…”

Section: Nanogridmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Enabling Technologies for Energy Communities: Some Experimental Use Cases

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It is known that the energy transition can be achieved not only with the use of renewable energy sources but also with a new conception and management of the electricity system. Renewable energy communities are then introduced as organizations for maximizing the self-consumption of energy produced from renewable energy sources. To ensure that these energy communities can operate, there is a need for enabling technologies that allow for monitoring, data and algorithms processing as well as the enabling of the same algorithms. There exists a huge confusion in the actual technologies useful to implement the energy communities. This paper first describes and groups the main enabling technologies, analyzing the services that can be offered. The scope is to emphasize the importance of having accurate, efficient and effective technologies that allow the implementation of such communities, underlining how such technologies interact with each other. Using such technologies is important to observing the possible technical and energetic results; indeed, use cases concerning the use of these enabling technologies are proposed and analyzed, showing their operating and their good environmental and energy impact.

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Section: • Chemical Storage (Hydrogen)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Nanogridmentioning

confidence: 99%