A comprehensive review on demand side management and market design for renewable energy support and integration

Panda, Subhasis; Mohanty, Sarthak; Rout, Pravat Kumar; Sahu, Binod Kumar; Parida, Shubhranshu Mohan; Samanta, Indu Sekhar; Bajaj, Mohit; Piecha, Marian; Blazek, Vojtech; Prokop, Lukas

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2023.09.049

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“…Furthermore, the positioning and kinds of DG have a big influence on how the electrical market is planned and run. This problem is particularly noticeable in bigger distribution networks that have numerous connected microgrids [31]. As well as, among the difficulties that must be overcome to effectively employ microgrids and realize their potential are the fast switching between the different modes.…”

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Multi-microgrids system’s resilience enhancement

Chalah,

Belaidi

2024

IJEECS

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Nowadays, electricity consumption is increasing rapidly which leads to conventional power systems exhaustion. Therefore, micro-grids (MGs) implantation can enhance the resilience of power systems by implication of new resources, such as renewable energy sources (solar panel and wind power systems), electric vehicles (EV), and energy storage systems (ESS). This paper proposes a new strategy for optimal power consumption inside one microgrid; then, the approach will be extended to optimize the power consumption to enhance the resilience in the case of multi-MGs systems. The system controller of each microgrid has been implemented using ESP32 microcontroller and Raspberry IP4. The proposed approach intends to enhance the resilience of the system to react to any contingency in the system such as loss of power linkage between MG and the network in case of any natural disaster, especially in the rural area. Two controllers are implemented; the first one ensures MG autonomy by the efficient use of its own sources. The second one handles the system resilience cases by demanding/delivering power from/into neighbor microgrids. Hence, this work enhances the system resilience with an optimal cost. Thus, the MG can offer ancillary services for the neighboring MGs.

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Section: The Proposed Control Strategy Benefits and Comparisonmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi-microgrids system’s resilience enhancement

Chalah,

Belaidi

2024

IJEECS

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“…When integrated with SG and ESS, DR helps manage the impact of renewable energy variability and increases the stability of the grid [9]. RTP impacts the consumers' behavior through variable price signals that reflect real-time market conditions, contributing further to the grid's efficient operation [10].…”

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Review of Intelligent Methods and Their Potential Use towards a Smart Grid Negotiation Framework

Panagiotou,

Dounis

2024

Applied Sciences

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The integration of Distributed Energy Resources utilizing Renewable Energy Sources, Energy Storage Systems, and Information and Communication Technologies is transforming traditional energy systems into adaptable, flexible, and sustainable systems, with the Smart Grid concept playing a pivotal role. This paper surveys intelligent techniques and methods applied in various markets and applications, particularly focusing on their potential adaptation for negotiation processes in Smart Grid contexts. The negotiation mechanisms, crucial for prosumers who engage in real-time transactions, are analyzed with a focus on fuzzy logic tools, specifically q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Sets. These tools are evaluated for their capability to handle negotiation tasks and Multi-Criteria Decision-Making problems. The paper proposes a negotiation schema for healthcare buildings, especially hospitals, given their significant environmental impact, providing insight for future research.

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“…The centralized electricity system dominated by fossil fuels has faced criticism for its environmental impact and inefficiencies. However, the rise of renewable energy sources and decentralized systems has disrupted this traditional market, creating opportunities for innovation [1][2][3]. The rising energy demand and the need for quality power drive the transformation from conventional power grids to smart and microgrid-based structures.…”

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“…The rising energy demand and the need for quality power drive the transformation from conventional power grids to smart and microgrid-based structures. This shift enables the integration of renewable energy sources (RES) and addresses associated challenges [2]. The energy market has also evolved, with demand-side management through the electricity market balancing energy requirements with availability [2,[4][5][6].…”

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“…This shift enables the integration of renewable energy sources (RES) and addresses associated challenges [2]. The energy market has also evolved, with demand-side management through the electricity market balancing energy requirements with availability [2,[4][5][6]. Traditionally, thermal and hydropower plants have provided flexibility in renewable power systems [4,6,7].…”

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Economic Evaluation of a 1 MWel Capacity Power-to-Biomethane System

Bai,

Balogh,

Nagy

et al. 2023

Energies

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Power-to-biomethane (bio-P2M) is a novel technology that combines the long-term storage of periodically available renewable energy sources (RES) and the upgrading of biogas. This article introduces a complex economic analysis of a 1 megawatt electric (MWel) capacity bio-P2M system based on economic characteristics considered to be typical in practice. The evaluation includes an investment analysis to present the basic scenario, a sensitivity analysis and a unit cost calculation to show the economic viability, the cost structure and the possible reserves of the synthetic natural gas (SNG) as a final output. The risk analysis is executed using Monte Carlo simulation, and the final results are the mean and standard deviation of the outputs, distribution functions and probabilities. Our results show that a significant state subsidy would be needed to boost competitiveness either in terms of investment costs (44% in our calculation) or in technology development to improve technological effectiveness. Another important competitiveness issue is the full utilization of the plant and the lowest possible price for the electricity used. If both cannot be optimized at the same time, then the first one is more important. Natural gas prices and the full utilization of waste heat might result in smaller changes.

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A comprehensive review on demand side management and market design for renewable energy support and integration

Cited by 43 publications

References 149 publications

Multi-microgrids system’s resilience enhancement

Multi-microgrids system’s resilience enhancement

Review of Intelligent Methods and Their Potential Use towards a Smart Grid Negotiation Framework

Economic Evaluation of a 1 MWel Capacity Power-to-Biomethane System

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