Optimal Integration of Battery Energy Storage Systems and Control of Active Power Curtailment for Distribution Generation

Baltensperger, Daniel; Buechi, A.; Sevilla, Félix Rafael Segundo; Korba, Petr

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2017.08.1542

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“…Storage systems, from a technical point of view, are more efficient when placed as district storage units within the lowvoltage (LV) distribution grid, enabling more PV penetration at household level, and, e.g., enabling more effective grid services such as voltage control [23,[54][55][56]. Although shared storage installations for SC are not viable in many countries due to regulative constraints and inevitable double imposition of network taxes and levies [55], some utilities have investigated such applications, e.g., in German research projects [57][58][59].…”

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Review of Stationary Energy Storage Systems Applications, Their Placement, and Techno-Economic Potential

Wüllner

Reiners

Millet

et al. 2021

Curr Sustainable Renewable Energy Rep

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Purpose of Review This review paper attempts to give a general overview on the BESS applications that demonstrate a high potential in the past few years, identifying most relevant operators — or providers — with the corresponding placement for such. Together with a description of value proposition schemes, observed trends, and research fields, a collection of relevant project references is gathered. Recent Findings Many publications and communications try to describe the services that battery energy storage systems can provide to each of the stakeholders, even though they might greatly differ based on national regulatory frameworks. The actual most relevant 6 applications in the view of the authors are described in more detail. Summary In this paper, there has been pointed special attention on the BESS opportunities for each operator and their corresponding potential on revenue stacking. Additionally, the most important identified scientific papers for the 6 most important applications in the view of the authors are presented.

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Section: Self-consumptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review of Stationary Energy Storage Systems Applications, Their Placement, and Techno-Economic Potential

Wüllner

Reiners

Millet

et al. 2021

Curr Sustainable Renewable Energy Rep

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Too much of a good thing? Global trends in the curtailment of solar PV

O’Shaughnessy

Cruce

2020

Solar Energy

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Highlights In 2018, more than 1% of potential PV output was curtailed in several key markets. Curtailment is driven by PV location, transmission limits, and oversupply. Curtailment follows seasonal patterns and is influenced by policy and grid planning. Grid flexibility, storage, demand response, and regional coordination reduce losses. Optimal rather than minimal curtailment is more efficient for future grid contexts.

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Sizing and operation of hybrid photovoltaic – battery energy storage system in islanded power networks with high renewable energy curtailments

Chatzigeorgiou,

Makrides,

Theocharides

et al. 2024

2024 3rd International Conference on Energy Transition in the Mediterranean Area (SyNERGY MED)

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Optimal Integration of Battery Energy Storage Systems and Control of Active Power Curtailment for Distribution Generation

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Review of Stationary Energy Storage Systems Applications, Their Placement, and Techno-Economic Potential

Review of Stationary Energy Storage Systems Applications, Their Placement, and Techno-Economic Potential

Too much of a good thing? Global trends in the curtailment of solar PV

Sizing and operation of hybrid photovoltaic – battery energy storage system in islanded power networks with high renewable energy curtailments

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