Evaluation of Distributed Energy Resource Interconnection Codes and Grid Ancillary Services of Photovoltaic Inverters: A Case Study on Dubai Solar Programme

M, Shahin; Topriska, Evangelia Vasiliki; Nour, Mutasim; Gormley, Michael

doi:10.32479/ijeep.8758

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“…These research studies have focused on various crucial services required by the grid, including the integration of RES and BESS, the impact of high-voltage and direct-current (HVDC) grids on ancillary services, the utilization of electric vehicle grid integration systems (EVGI) and the evaluation of grid performance [6,7,[69][70][71]. The exploration of distributed energy resource (DES) interconnection codes with PV inverters has also been assessed [72]. Ancillary services work on peak load shifting, frequency regulation, voltage support, smoothing variable generation from renewables, and the optimization of power system operations [73].…”

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“…Furthermore, potential control strategies have been explored for electric vehicles (EVs) to participate in ancillary services [74]. Multiperiod optimum power flow solutions for active distribution networks have been investigated by [72,75,76]. The feasibility of using a BESS for ancillary services depends on battery investment costs, self-consumption advantages, grid optimization, and applications, as shown in Figure 21 [66,77].…”

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Battery Storage Use in the Value Chain of Power Systems

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In recent years, energy challenges such as grid congestion and imbalances have emerged from conventional electric grids. Furthermore, the unpredictable nature of these systems poses many challenges in meeting various users’ demands. The Battery Energy Storage System is a potential key for grid instability with improved power quality. The present study investigates the global trend towards integrating battery technology as an energy storage system with renewable energy production and utility grid systems. An extensive review of battery systems such as Lithium-Ion, Lead–Acid, Zinc–Bromide, Nickel–Cadmium, Sodium–Sulphur, and the Vanadium redox flow battery is conducted. Furthermore, a comparative analysis of their working principles, control strategies, optimizations, and technical characteristics is presented. The review findings show that Lead–Acid, Lithium-Ion, Sodium-based, and flow redox batteries have seen increased breakthroughs in the energy storage market. Furthermore, the use of the BESS as an ancillary service and control technique enhances the performance of microgrids and utility grid systems. These control techniques provide potential solutions such as peak load shaving, the smoothing of photovoltaic ramp rates, voltage fluctuation reduction, a large grid, power supply backup, microgrids, renewable energy sources time shift, spinning reserve for industrial consumers, and frequency regulation. Conclusively, a cost summary of the various battery technologies is presented.

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