Quantifying the value of distributed battery storage to the operation of a low carbon power system

Seward, William; Qadrdan, Meysam; Jenkins, Nick

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2021.117684

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“…Several research studies have been carried out on the use of battery storage to improve the use of renewable energy systems and their stabilization. Seward et al [4] calculate the contribution of distributed battery storage to the functioning of a grid power system. The study examines the energy exchange between decentralized battery storage and the national power grid using a bilevel optimization technique.…”

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Optimization of Large-Scale Battery Storage Capacity in Conjunction with Photovoltaic Systems for Maximum Self-Sustainability

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The photovoltaic array has gained popularity in the global electrical market. At the same time, battery storage, which is recently being placed by energy consumers alongside photovoltaics, continues to fall in price. Domestic and community loads may be combined utilizing central battery storage and shared solar power through an integrated grid or microgrid system. One of the main targets is maximum self-sustainability and independence of the microgrid system and implemented solution. This research study looks at the energy flows in a single household system that includes solar arrays and battery storage. The analysed household system is represented by a model which uses real load profiles from experimental measurements, local solar distribution, and onsite weather data. The results show that depending on the system configuration, two important parameters, self-consumption and self-sufficiency, can vary significantly. For a properly designed photovoltaic system, the energy self-consumption can be up to 90.19%, while self-sufficiency can be up to 82.55% for analysed cases. As an outcome, a large sample size with a variety of setups is recommended for a thorough examination of self-sustainability. Regional variations can worsen under different weather conditions, different photovoltaic and battery capacities, and different municipal rules.

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Optimization of Large-Scale Battery Storage Capacity in Conjunction with Photovoltaic Systems for Maximum Self-Sustainability

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Energy‐Sharing Economy with Renewable Integration and Management in Communities—a State‐of‐the‐Art Review

Zhou

2024

Adv Energy and Sustain Res

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Climate change and extreme weather events impose urgent necessities on distributed energy systems with energy flexibility and resilience to survive the district power supply systems. Compared to centralized energy systems, distributed energy systems show more superiorities in power shifting, fast demand response, regional energy allocations, and so on. However, electrification transformation‐ enabled flexible energy sharing, smart energy integration, and advanced management are still in their infancy stages, with unsolved but urgent issues, like large‐scale energy system planning and optimization, energy trading and pricing mechanisms, so on. In this study, energy‐sharing economy with renewable integration and management in communities has been comprehensively reviewed. The “source–grid–load–storage” framework has been implemented on district energy systems with complex relationships among the energy supply–storage–transmission–distribution chain. Roles of energy sharing, integration, and management on energy system sustainability have been provided. Considering widely installed large‐scale renewable energy systems, planning and optimization platforms and tools are provided to guide the distributed/centralized system planning and accurate capacity sizing. Results showed that, multi‐directional power interactions with electrification in buildings and E‐mobility spatiotemporal energy sharing and smart grids enable high renewable penetration, fast power response, energy supply reliability, etc. Unlike traditional fossil fuel‐based power plants, distributed renewable‐supported energy systems (like BIPVs, electric vehicles, etc.) enable emerging energy sharing, integration, and management for energy flexibility and resilience with fast response and energy survivals. Roles of advanced energy include power shifting, fast demand response, regional energy allocations, and so on. Electricity market liberalization can incentivize multi‐stakeholders’ proactivity and market vitality for distributed renewable energy spatiotemporal microgrids. Dynamic energy pricing for the shared power is dependent on the supply–demand relationship, and cost–benefit allocations among different stakeholders need to be investigated for justice and fairness. To avoid performance over or underestimations, advanced approaches are highly necessary for large‐scale energy system planning and optimization. Research results can pave paths for upcoming studies in urban energy system planning, design, and optimization with high energy efficiency and low carbon emissions through joint collaborations from highly economically incentivized participators.

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Artificial Intelligence Application to Flexibility Provision in Energy Management System: A Survey

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EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing

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Quantifying the value of distributed battery storage to the operation of a low carbon power system

Cited by 12 publications

References 20 publications

Optimization of Large-Scale Battery Storage Capacity in Conjunction with Photovoltaic Systems for Maximum Self-Sustainability

Optimization of Large-Scale Battery Storage Capacity in Conjunction with Photovoltaic Systems for Maximum Self-Sustainability

Energy‐Sharing Economy with Renewable Integration and Management in Communities—a State‐of‐the‐Art Review

Artificial Intelligence Application to Flexibility Provision in Energy Management System: A Survey

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