Abstract:Wind energy high penetration levels in power systems lead to continuous power imbalance due to the intermittent nature of wind power. This paper proposes and investigates different methods to enable a hybrid generation system to provide frequency support to the grid. The hybrid generation is 100% renewable and composed of a wind farm and hydropower plant (HPP) of comparable generation capacities, and they are interconnected through a Low Frequency AC system (LFAC). The grid-tie is composed of a Voltage-Source … Show more
“…The PV inverters in [28] are used for reactive power and harmonic current compensation based on different control strategies applied to single-phase and threephase PV inverters. Similarly, wind generation is used as a base for AS provision in [19], [29]. References [21], [28] and [30] also consider the acquisition of AS at a domestic level using a specific appliance, e.g., a fridge-freezer.…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table I presents a list of works related to AS acquisition at local level classifying the asset used to provide AS, the AS product, the AS type, the AS variable, and the AS negotion. References [14], [19], [24] - [29] consider DERs as an asset for AS provision. Besides, [15], [32] and [37] provide AS from the ideal operation of the system as a whole.…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
This paper proposes a novel approach for the provision of non-frequency ancillary service (AS) by consumers connected to low-voltage distribution networks. The proposed approach considers an asymmetric pool-based local market for AS negotiation, allowing consumers to set a flexibility quantity and desired price to trade. A case study with 98 consumers illustrates the proposed market-based non-frequency AS provision approach. Also, three different strategies of consumers' participation are implemented and tested in a real low-voltage distribution network with radial topology. It is shown that consumers can make a profit from the sale of their flexibility while contributing to keeping the network power losses, voltage, and current within pre-defined limits. Ultimately, the results demonstrate the value of AS coming directly from end-users.
“…The PV inverters in [28] are used for reactive power and harmonic current compensation based on different control strategies applied to single-phase and threephase PV inverters. Similarly, wind generation is used as a base for AS provision in [19], [29]. References [21], [28] and [30] also consider the acquisition of AS at a domestic level using a specific appliance, e.g., a fridge-freezer.…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table I presents a list of works related to AS acquisition at local level classifying the asset used to provide AS, the AS product, the AS type, the AS variable, and the AS negotion. References [14], [19], [24] - [29] consider DERs as an asset for AS provision. Besides, [15], [32] and [37] provide AS from the ideal operation of the system as a whole.…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
This paper proposes a novel approach for the provision of non-frequency ancillary service (AS) by consumers connected to low-voltage distribution networks. The proposed approach considers an asymmetric pool-based local market for AS negotiation, allowing consumers to set a flexibility quantity and desired price to trade. A case study with 98 consumers illustrates the proposed market-based non-frequency AS provision approach. Also, three different strategies of consumers' participation are implemented and tested in a real low-voltage distribution network with radial topology. It is shown that consumers can make a profit from the sale of their flexibility while contributing to keeping the network power losses, voltage, and current within pre-defined limits. Ultimately, the results demonstrate the value of AS coming directly from end-users.
“…Renewable energy is projected to reach 40% of the global grid power generation in the 2040s [1]. However, the high penetration of such intermittent renewables would put high stress on the stability and safety operation of the grid [2].…”
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