Using battery energy storage to reduce renewable resource curtailment

Root, Chris; Presume, Hantz; Proudfoot, Douglas; Willis, Lee; Masiello, Ralph

doi:10.1109/isgt.2017.8085955

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“…Consider a situation where IDS sets a limit on the possible flow of excess SPPgenerated power through a substation. Let us analytically show this by the following expression: (17) where Р 1 , Р 2 , Р 3 , Р 4 are the load of the 10 kV distribution lines L 1 , L 2 , L 3 and L 4 , respectively, kW; Р DG is the power generated by the SPP integrated into the distribution network, kW.…”

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Features of Electricity Distribution Using Energy Storage in Solar Photovoltaic Structure

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Yarmoliuk

Pustovyi

et al. 2020

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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The intensive development of renewable energy, especially solar power and wind power plants, poses risks of disrupting the balance reliability of the grid. There is the need to develop electricity storage system area, first of all, due to the global tendency to increase the demand for electricity and the number of electricity generation from renewable sources. The issue of guaranteeing electricity supply to the consumer operating in the autonomous renewable source – energy storage device – consumer system is the main criterion when selecting the installed capacity of the generator on the basis of renewable sources and energy storage device capacity. Also, the application does not allow reducing voltage fluctuations in the renewable sources – the consumer system.

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“…It is necessary to consider that there are restrictions that do not allow for the use of all 100 % of stored energy in the RB, which is due to its type [17].…”

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Features of Electricity Distribution Using Energy Storage in Solar Photovoltaic Structure

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Pustovyi

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Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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“…The authors of [26] propose a probabilistic method for determining the optimal size of on-site storage and transmission upgrades needed to connect wind generators to power systems, while improving their reliability and the use of available transmission capacity. In [27], the authors discuss the financial viability of installing bulk batteries to reduce the curtailment of wind energy and improve the performance of the power grid in northern Vermont. With a similar aim, both ESS and transmission expansion are jointly investigated as possible technologies in [8], where the proposed MILP problem is applied to two test systems, and in [12], where a cost/benefit analysis is conducted for Central Western Europe and Nord Pool grids.…”

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“…When a line is operated above its CR limit, it is considered in overloading but still in a secure state, whereas it is in emergency if above its LTR. Equation (27) guarantees the flow conservation at inner nodes, while Equation (28) determines the power flowing from or to batteries. Equation 29guarantees supply-demand balance.…”

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Topological Considerations on the Use of Batteries to Enhance the Reliability of HV-Grids

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Aiello

Poli

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Journal of Energy Storage

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“…This results in the impossibility to satisfy the constant demand of energy. For that reason, trying to solve this problem, the use of energy storage systems (ESS) is having a great impact within the energy field [2][3][4][5][6]. There are different types of ESS according to the methodology used to convert and store the energy, which are mechanical, electrical, or electrochemical systems.…”

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Voltage H∞ Control of a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery

2020

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Redox flow batteries are one of the most relevant emerging large-scale energy storage technologies. Developing control methods for them is an open research topic; optimizing their operation is the main objective to be achieved. In this paper, a strategy that is based on regulating the output voltage is proposed. The proposed architecture reduces the number of required sensors. A rigorous design methodology that is based on linear H∞ synthesis is introduced. Finally, some simulations are presented in order to analyse the performance of the proposed control system. The results show that the obtained controller guaranties robust stability and performance, thus allowing the battery to operate over a wide range of operating conditions. Attending to the design specifications, the controlled voltage follows the reference with great accuracy and it quickly rejects the effect of sudden current changes.

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Using battery energy storage to reduce renewable resource curtailment

Cited by 36 publications

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Features of Electricity Distribution Using Energy Storage in Solar Photovoltaic Structure

Features of Electricity Distribution Using Energy Storage in Solar Photovoltaic Structure

Topological Considerations on the Use of Batteries to Enhance the Reliability of HV-Grids

Voltage H∞ Control of a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery

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