New Electricity Distribution Network Planning Approaches for Integrating Renewables

Pilo, Fabrizio; Celli, Gianni; Ghiani, Emilio; Soma, Gian Giuseppe

doi:10.1002/9781119508311.ch10

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“…In the past, traditional distribution network engineering primarily relied on manual methods to manually follow up on the data, materials, progress, changes, personnel, and settlement aspects of the engineering [6]. These methods included dispersed paper materials, electronic documents and tables, instant communication, and other methods.…”

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Research on Intelligent Management of New Integrated Distribution Network: An Example of New Energy Engineering Management System

Liang,

Lao,

Luo

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The rapid development of new energy makes the distribution network project face higher management requirements, the traditional distribution network project mainly focuses on transmission and transformer unidirectional circulation, to today's optical storage and charging, source network and load storage, micro-grid, virtual power plant and other "multi-terminal active module" together to form a multidirectional concurrency of the new distribution network. If the distribution stage is not well coordinated, the existing distribution network may be impacted. In order to improve the management pain points, this paper first discusses the status quo and pain points of traditional distribution network project management, and then takes a self-developed new energy project management system as a typical case, which is expected to explore a management system paradigm applicable to the new integrated distribution network project, and how to integrate the old and new energy sources from the perspective of project management, which will indirectly have a positive effect on the growth of the investment benefits.

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Research on Intelligent Management of New Integrated Distribution Network: An Example of New Energy Engineering Management System

Liang,

Lao,

Luo

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…A pillar of the ongoing power system transformation is the use of the flexibility that resources connected to the distribution system may provide [1]. Variability and uncertainty related to growing shares of electricity generation from renewable energy sources (RES) jeopardise the traditional power system operation [2]- [4], which increases the need for flexibility in the transmission system, and complicate the distribution system operation due to bidirectional power flows that Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) fed by RES may create [5], [6]. The exploitation of the flexibility from DERs is considered to be an effective tool to support distribution system operation, along with the active network management, determining new responsibilities for the DSOs (e.g., market facilitator, enhanced voltage control, congestion management) [1], [5], [7].…”

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TSO-DSO-Customer Coordination for Purchasing Flexibility System Services: Challenges and Lessons Learned from a Demonstration in Sweden

Ruwaida¹,

Ávila

Etherden

et al. 2023

IEEE Trans. Power Syst.

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This paper presents a real-word implementation of a TSO-DSO-customer coordination framework for the use of flexibility to support system operation. First, we describe the general requirements for TSO-DSO-customer coordination, including potential coordination schemes, actors and roles and the required architecture. Then, we particularise those general requirements for a real-world demonstration in Sweden, aiming to avoid congestions in the grid during the high-demand winter season. In the light of current congestion management rules and existing markets in Sweden, we describe an integration path to newly defined flexibility markets in support of new tools that we developed for this application. The results show that the use of flexibility can reduce the congestion costs while enhancing the secure operation of the system. Additionally, we discuss challenges and lessons learned from the demonstration, including the importance of the engagement between stakeholders, the role of availability remuneration, and the paramount importance of defining appropriate technical requirements and market timings.

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Application of Routing Algorithms in Automated Distribution Network Planning

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Wruk

Zdrallek

2020

2020 International Conference on Smart Energy Systems and Technologies (SEST)

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New Electricity Distribution Network Planning Approaches for Integrating Renewables

Cited by 3 publications

References 67 publications

Research on Intelligent Management of New Integrated Distribution Network: An Example of New Energy Engineering Management System

Research on Intelligent Management of New Integrated Distribution Network: An Example of New Energy Engineering Management System

TSO-DSO-Customer Coordination for Purchasing Flexibility System Services: Challenges and Lessons Learned from a Demonstration in Sweden

Application of Routing Algorithms in Automated Distribution Network Planning

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