A method for optimal sizing hybrid energy storage system for smoothing Fluctuations of Wind Power

Pang, Ming; Yan, Shi; Wang, Wendong; Yuan, Xiao

doi:10.1109/appeec.2016.7779913

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“…For this purpose, certain researchers suggest solutions such as the combination of lithium-ion batteries with supercapacitors or fuel cells. For example, Pang et al [109] have developed a method for the optimal sizing of HESS the purpose of which is to smoothen the fluctuations of wind power. In this case, the HESS comprises batteries and supercapacitors, whereas Chong et al [110] review the effectiveness of HESS comprising batteries and fuel cells in microgrids with PV systems and WFs [111].…”

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A Review of the Energy Storage Systems of Non-Interconnected European Islands

Fotopoulou,

Pediaditis,

Skopetou

et al. 2024

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The ongoing energy transition has caused a paradigm shift in the architecture of power systems, increasing their sustainability with the installation of renewable energy sources (RES). In most cases, the efficient utilization of renewable energy requires the employment of energy storage systems (ESSs), such as batteries and hydro-pumped storage systems. The need for ESS becomes more apparent when it comes to non-interconnected power systems, where the incorporation of stochastic renewables, such as photovoltaics (PV) systems, may more frequently reduce certain power quality indicators or lead to curtailments. The purpose of this review paper is to present the predominant core technologies related to ESSs, along with their technical and life cycle analysis and the range of ancillary services that they can provide to non-interconnected power systems. Also, it aims to provide a detailed description of existing installations, or combinations of installations, in non-interconnected European islands. Therefore, it provides an overview and maps the current status of storage solutions that enhance the sustainable environmentally friendly operation of autonomous systems.

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A Review of the Energy Storage Systems of Non-Interconnected European Islands

Fotopoulou,

Pediaditis,

Skopetou

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Various RRL approaches techniques have been proposed in the literature for Photovoltaics (PV) [11], [12] and Wind Farms [13], [14] considering several ESS types: Battery ESS (BESS), [11], [13], Supercapacitors (SCs) [3], [15], or hybrid ESS, [14]. These methods can be categorized as [4]: (i) moving average methods, [16]; (ii) filter-based approaches, [13], [15]; (iii) direct RRL methods, [3], [7], [17].…”

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Evaluation of Ramp-Rate Limitation at Distribution Transformer Level via Central and Distributed Storage Systems

Malamaki,

Fu,

Mauricio

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE Belgrade PowerTech

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As the penetration of Converter-Interfaced Distributed Renewable Energy Sources (CI-DRES) increases, several problems are revealed in electric power systems, e.g., power quality issues, reverse power flows and frequency instability. A solution to tackle these issues is the mitigation of high CI-DRES active power ramp-rates (RRs) by utilizing energy storage systems (ESS). In many grid-codes at transmission system (TS) level, it is specified that the CI-DRES limit their RRs, while also the utilization of a central ESS has been proposed to limit the RRs. Nevertheless, this approach involves only large energy market players. Although various RRL methods have been proposed for CI-DRES, a remaining gap is the evaluation of the RR of a Distribution Network (DN) containing CI-DRES and loads together with the influence of distributed ESS in the DN. Towards this direction, in this paper, this evaluation is performed in order to study the RRL capability of a low-voltage (LV) DN considering both central and distributed ESS. The analysis is conducted in the LV CIGRE DN via quasi-steady-state and RMS simulations in PowerFactory considering several techno-economic parameters, e.g., ESS size, type, per unit cost. This evaluation will help towards the integration of the RRL control in the grid codes in DNs so that it can be considered as a new ancillary service to be remunerated in respective markets where also small CI-DRES owners will be able to participate.

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