A Review of Modeling and Applications of Energy Storage Systems in Power Grids

Calero, Fabian; Cañizares, Claudio A.; Bhattacharya, Kankar; Anierobi, Chioma; Calero, Ivan; Souza, M. F. Zambroni de; Farrokhabadi, Mostafa; Guzman, Noela Sofia; Mendieta, William; Peralta, Dario; Solanki, Bharatkumar V.; Padmanabhan, Nitin; Violante, Walter

doi:10.1109/jproc.2022.3158607

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“…Comparison of advantages and disadvantages of ESTs. [131][132][133] Storage accounting for more than 50% of the world's new installed capacity of energy storage.…”

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Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Storage Technologies for New Power Systems under Dual‐Carbon Target: A Review

Yi,

Chang,

et al. 2024

Energy Tech

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Aiming at the grid security problem such as grid frequency, voltage, and power quality fluctuation caused by the large‐scale grid‐connected intermittent new energy, this article investigates the life cycle assessment of energy storage technologies based on the technical characteristics and performance indicators. First, the new power system under dual‐carbon target is reviewed, which is compared with the traditional power system from the generation side, grid side, and user side. Based on the power characteristics of the new power system, the energy storage mechanism and energy storage characteristics of mechanical energy storage, electrochemical energy storage, chemical energy storage, electromagnetic energy storage, and thermal energy storage are described. Then, compared with the existing research strategies, a comprehensive life cycle assessment of energy storage technologies is carried out from four dimensions: technical performance, economic cost, safety assessment, and environmental impact. Moreover, the suitable scenarios and application functions of various energy storage technologies on the power generation side, grid side, and user side are compared and analyzed from the working principle, key technologies, advantages and disadvantages, and technical difficulties of energy storage technologies. Finally, combined with the energy storage technologies in the electricity market, four profit models are analyzed.

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“…Comparison of advantages and disadvantages of ESTs. [131][132][133] Storage accounting for more than 50% of the world's new installed capacity of energy storage.…”

Section: Applicabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Storage Technologies for New Power Systems under Dual‐Carbon Target: A Review

Yi,

Chang,

et al. 2024

Energy Tech

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“…There are substantial developments and progress in energy storage, with cost reduction achieved in electrochemical energy storage, material improvement in physical energy storage and new energy storage technologies updates. From the perspective of the whole-application scale of energy storage, physical energy storage technology is mature in modern energy storage technology, with the largest scale, while electrochemical energy storage technology is the most widely used and has the best development prospects, which is the core content of future global energy storage development [17][18][19]. With the continuous updating of energy storage technology, the application of energy storage in various aspects of the power system has reached a mature stage of development, with commercial demonstration projects around the world.…”

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Review on the Optimal Configuration of Distributed Energy Storage

Liu,

Su,

Quan

et al. 2023

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With the large-scale access of renewable energy, the randomness, fluctuation and intermittency of renewable energy have great influence on the stable operation of a power system. Energy storage is considered to be an important flexible resource to enhance the flexibility of the power grid, absorb a high proportion of new energy and satisfy the dynamic balance between the supply and demand of a system. At present, the cost of energy storage is still high, and how to achieve the optimal energy storage configuration is the primary problem to be solved. Therefore, the current research progress in energy storage application scenarios, modeling method and optimal configuration strategies on the power generation side, grid side and user side are summarized in this paper. On this basis, the shortcomings that still exist of energy storage configuration research are summarized, and the future research direction for energy storage configuration is prospected. This review can provide reference for the latest development and future research and innovation direction for energy storage configuration.

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“…Therefore, it is required to evaluate different technologies from these aspects. The energy source of VSC can be classified into grid-connected RES (PV and wind power) and energy storage systems [129]- [133]. The inertial of PV and wind power are functions of MPP control and the rotating mass, respectively.…”

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Promising Grid-Forming VSC Control Schemes Toward Sustainable Power Systems: Comprehensive Review and Perspectives

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Driven by environmental and economic aspects, the proliferation of renewable energy sources (RES) has been expanded in power systems worldwide. In this regard, the intermittent generation of such RESs (e.g., photovoltaic and wind farms) can cause several operational and stability problems in such lowinertia power systems. To handle these issues, great interest in the literature has been directed to develop feasible grid-forming voltage source converters (VSC) control schemes that have voltage/frequency regulatory functions. Accordingly, an inclusive review is presented in this paper for these promising gridforming VSC control schemes which will be the backbone of sustainable converter-dominated power systems. Specifically, control structures, smart grid-support functionalities, stability issues, and fault current mitigations are compared considering the existing grid-forming VSC control schemes. Besides, the applications of grid-forming VSC along with their benefits and drawbacks are investigated for both isolated and bulk power systems. The evaluation aspects are also explored for assessing the performance of the existing VSC control schemes in the grid. Finally, the current challenges that face VSC in forthcoming applications and existing gaps are highlighted while corresponding perspectives for future research studies are defined for stable sustainable low-inertia power systems.INDEX TERMS Grid-forming VSC; control schemes; low-inertia power systems; renewable energy sources; energy storage systems.

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A Review of Modeling and Applications of Energy Storage Systems in Power Grids

Cited by 67 publications

References 44 publications

Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Storage Technologies for New Power Systems under Dual‐Carbon Target: A Review

Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Storage Technologies for New Power Systems under Dual‐Carbon Target: A Review

Review on the Optimal Configuration of Distributed Energy Storage

Promising Grid-Forming VSC Control Schemes Toward Sustainable Power Systems: Comprehensive Review and Perspectives

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