Anonymization of distribution feeder data using statistical distribution and parameter estimation approach

Ali, Mohammad Akbar; Prakash, K.; Macana, Carlos A.; Rabiul, Md; Hussain, Akhtar; Pota, Hemanshu R.

doi:10.1016/j.seta.2022.102152

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“…Peak load occurs only for a small portion of time during the day and does not often coincide with peak generation Uddin et al (2018). A traditional approach is to install additional generating units for meeting the peak load, known as the capacity addition technique Uddin et al (2018); Prakash et al (2022b). This approach is not an economical solution as the distribution system operators need to install and manage additional generating units only for a few hours per day Mishra and Palanisamy (2018).…”

Section: Peak Shavingmentioning

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“…Adaptive control was used to maximize the peak demand reduction of a commercial building in Malaysia. However, the key input to the methodology is the historical load profiles of residential customers, which can be considered confidential information in a practical scenario Ali et al (2022bAli et al ( ,a, 2020c. Optimal BESS allocation in a typical radial distribution network was done by formulating a multiobjective function, aiming to minimize peak shaving, power losses, and investment costs in Lakshmi and Ganguly (2019).…”

Section: Optimal Planning Of Bess For Peak Shavingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A review of battery energy storage systems for ancillary services in distribution grids: Current status, challenges and future directions

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Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are essential for increasing distribution network performance. Appropriate location, size, and operation of BESS can improve overall network performance. The appropriately scaled and installed BESS helps meet peak energy demand, improve the advantages of integrating renewable and distributed energy sources, improve power quality control, and lower the cost of expanding or re-configuring the distribution networks. This paper investigates the feasibility of BESS for providing short-term and long-term ancillary services in power distribution grids by reviewing the developments and limitations in the last decade (2010–2022). The short-term ancillary services are reviewed for voltage support, frequency regulation, and black start. The long-term ancillary services are reviewed for peak shaving, congestion relief, and power smoothing. Reviewing short-term ancillary services provides renewable energy operators and researchers with a vast range of recent BESS-based methodologies for fast response services to distribution grids. Long-term ancillary services will provide the distributed network system operators and researchers with current BESS-based bulk-energy methods to improve network reliability and power quality and maximize revenue from renewable energy generation. The review presents a list of energy storage policies and BESS projects worldwide with a cost-benefit analysis. The challenges for deploying BESS in distribution grids recommended solutions for the implementation challenges, and future research directions are also presented.

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