A coherent strategy for peak load shaving using energy storage systems

Danish, Sayed Mir Shah; Ahmadi, Mikaeel; Danish, Mir Sayed Shah; Mandal, Paras; Yona, Atsushi; Senjyu, Tomonobu

doi:10.1016/j.est.2020.101823

Cited by 49 publications

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“…A lower limit ( ) and a superior limit ( ) were also set, where it is desired that the energy demand of the grid remains. Such logic was based on a peak load shaving strategy [15].…”

Section: E Ess Control Modementioning

confidence: 99%

The behaviour of a low voltage distribution network with crescent presence of photovoltaic generation and energy storage elements

Leite¹,

Souza²,

Asada³

et al. 2024

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This paper aims to examine the increasing integration of distributed energy resources in the low voltage distribution grid. Considering the current increasing of distributed photovoltaic generation in Brazil, there is a deterioration of specific indices related to power quality, such as overvoltage and voltage unbalance. In this sense, a survey of these problems, the severity assessment via simulation of a real system and the proposal of improvement in the associated indexes using energy storage devices are made. The resulting analyses contemplate both the current reality of growth in the distributed photovoltaic generation and the joint integration of these generators with energy storage systems, thus enabling a comparison of results focusing on the electricity grid impacts. The study has improved the network's operation, reducing the power quality aggravating factors and increasing the local consumption of the energy generated locally. The total losses on the original network were reduced by up to 52.6%, the voltage drop to 74.7% and the voltage rise was completely eliminated.

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“…A lower limit ( ) and a superior limit ( ) were also set, where it is desired that the energy demand of the grid remains. Such logic was based on a peak load shaving strategy [15].…”

Section: E Ess Control Modementioning

confidence: 99%

The behaviour of a low voltage distribution network with crescent presence of photovoltaic generation and energy storage elements

Leite¹,

Souza²,

Asada³

et al. 2024

RE&PQJ

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“…Therefore, sustainable operation recommends a broader perspective, balancing technical, technological, economic, environmental, institutional, social appraisals for optimum benefits for long-run sustainability [7]. Power systems reliability and stability of supply, security, flexibility, and proper operation owing optimum deployment of smart technologies and storage systems that make the possible increase in profitability, satisfaction in services delivery, and competitiveness in the market [8][9][10]. Managing supply and demand sides and propose a quick response to transient increases or decreases in power supply from alternating renewable sources, the different storage solutions may be hierarchies based on their ability, ensuring dynamic pricing structures are recommended [11].…”

Section: Energy Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A review on energy efficiency for pathetic environmental trends mitigation

Danish

Senjyu

Ahmadi

et al. 2021

J Sustainability Outreach

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Environmental sustainability and climate changes mitigation are linked with energy efficiency and renewable energy deployment. Whereas, renewable energy exploitation at large scale generation needs high initial investment, which is not achievable in short to medium terms, especially in developing countries. Therefore, energy efficiency measures as a good alternative for environmental sustainability are the researchers' interest to evaluate its potential from individual energy consumers to utilityscale (generation, transmission, and distribution). Referring to literature and the connection between the second law of thermodynamics and environmental impact, environmental effects are reduced due to low energy when energy efficiency increases. Therefore, assuring demanding efficiency, interrelations studies, and impact analysis of influential factors are known exigence. This study draws a thematic perspective that involves an exhaustive investigation, explaining the relationship between exergy, environment, and energy within optimum efficiency requirements. Also, this study deals with indicators and indices in adapt to energy and environmental demand to reveal the underlying fundamental impressing forces regarding efficiency improvement.

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“…Choosing the best combination of risk management techniques as part of a particular innovation project requires assessing a range of factors, such as the complexity and specificity of innovation activities and the level of profitability of the innovation at a given time. Time periods, insurance service costs, likelihood of risk, size and quality, predictability of risk, legal limits and provisions, and project implementation phases are several aspects that become primary considerations [36].…”

Section: Framework Designmentioning

confidence: 99%