Modeling the Energy Storage Systems in the Power System Studies

Sheibani, Mohammad Reza; Yousefi, G. Reza; Raoufi, Habibollah; Moslemi, Niki

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-90720-4_18

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“…Recent research has explored [22][23][24], for example, a study [26] presents a organization approach to energy exchange, efficiently reducing the interior top load of insolent homes by vending extra power to other homes during definite hours and simultaneously reducing the overall network peak level.…”

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“…The management infrastructure within SGs plays a pivotal role in facilitating seamless electricity and information flow, thereby bolstering the efficacy of management strategies. Given the significance of DSM programs and the pivotal role played by SG infrastructure in efficient load management, this research is meticulously designed to craft a robust approach for demandside management in SGs [7,[17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24].…”

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Two-Stage Approach for Demand Side Management in Multi-Smart Grids

Khan,

Tahir Mehmood

2023

IJEET

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In the face of escalating electricity demand driven by technological advancements and a growing population, efficient management becomes imperative. This study explores demand-side management (DSM) within smart grids (SGs) to minimize customer bills, alleviate peak loads, and mitigate losses. The research employs diverse strategies and compares their effectiveness, focusing on optimal load consumption across smart microgrids. Key contributions include a DSM strategy for cost reduction, efficient peak load reduction, and active power loss minimization in smart microgrids. The proposed approach is validated through simulations, with results contributing to real-world SG implementation. The study highlights a 23.4% and 31.6% cost saving for residential and commercial customers, respectively, and emphasizes the significance of load management in enhancing operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness within the energy hub framework. The research provides valuable insights for developing advanced consumption management strategies, ensuring energy efficiency and sustainability in future power systems.

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