Resilience Evaluation of Advanced Distribution Grids with Self-healing Control, Microgrid and Transactable Reactive Power

Dong, Qihuan; Dong, Jianming; Zhu, Lin; Liu, Yunting; Kritprajun, Paychuda; Tolbert, Leon M.; Laval, Stuart; Schneider, Kevin P.; Li, Fangxing

doi:10.1109/pesgm46819.2021.9637914

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“…Moreover, new resilience assessment approaches are needed to quantify and analyze the power system recovery capability during ice storms. In this regard, dynamic-Bayesian-networkbased degradation and maintenance [85] approaches and self-healing evaluation mechanisms [86], [87], [88] applied to ice storm disasters could be investigated.…”

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Enhancing Power Grid Resilience Against Ice Storms: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, Needs, and Opportunities

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Ice storms have significantly impacted power systems in many ways over the past decades, causing serious damage to power generation, transmission, and distribution assets. Such storms have led to massive and extended power blackouts that have disrupted the lives of many communities, thus raising concerns from several electricity sector stakeholders. This paper aims to provide power grid operators, engineers, researchers, and regulators a comprehensive overview and comparison of the existing short-and long-term planning and operational methods to enhance the resilience of power grids against ice storms. Moreover, the paper also discusses several challenges, needs, and opportunities for future research and development, with a special focus on planning and operation mechanisms for power transmission and distribution network operators.

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Section: B Needs A: Additional Long-term Planning Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Power Grid Resilience Against Ice Storms: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, Needs, and Opportunities

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“…In this situation, MG can supply energy to the critical infrastructure when energy supply is not possible from the main grid, thus improving resiliency of the system. 40 In Reference [41] a study is performed on the Duke Energy distribution system for the resiliency evaluation with the application of MG and TE technology. In this study, three resilience indices; (i) expected F I G U R E 3 Schematic representation of transactive power system 7 probability of interruption in load, (ii) expected outage duration which a load point experiences due to interruption, (iii) expected energy not served (ie, curtailment in the load) because of an extreme event, are taken into account.…”

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Transactive energy management for microgrids considering techno‐economic perspectives of utility – a review

Kumar

Jain

Sharma

2022

Intl J of Energy Research

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In a power system, distributed energy resources, including renewables, are advantageous for reducing power transmission losses and environmental pollution. However, increasing penetration of distributed renewable energy sources is challenging as they may pose security issues to the grid and centralized control of quantum number of such sources is quite impossible. Microgrid based distribution system is facilitating integration of distributed renewable energy sources as they can supply the local loads and reduce burden on the grid. Moreover, distributed control mechanism of different microgrids enhances the functioning efficiency of the grid. However, intermittent and uncertain nature of renewables leads into demand-supply imbalance in a microgrid. Networked microgrids is new concept where the energy sharing between the microgrids may encourage renewable integration and reduce demand-supply imbalance. In order to manage such energy sharing among the different components in a microgrid or different microgrids in a networked structure, an appropriate energy management approach is necessitated. Transactive energy is an emerging technology for energy management in the distribution system, which uses market mechanisms for energy management. This paper discusses various types of market structures and market clearing approaches in transactive energy framework for energy management. Moreover, techno-economic perspectives of utility in transactive energy trading, such as network constraints and network usage charges, are elaborated.Finally, this review details the challenges and future scope in the transactive energy management of microgrids and networked microgrids.

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A Transactive Approach for Service Restoration Utilizing Customer Load Flexibility and Grid-Edge Resources

Dugan,

Utkarsh,

Ding

2024

2024 IEEE Power &Amp; Energy Society General Meeting (PESGM)

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Resilience Evaluation of Advanced Distribution Grids with Self-healing Control, Microgrid and Transactable Reactive Power

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Enhancing Power Grid Resilience Against Ice Storms: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, Needs, and Opportunities

Enhancing Power Grid Resilience Against Ice Storms: State-of-the-Art, Challenges, Needs, and Opportunities

Transactive energy management for microgrids considering techno‐economic perspectives of utility – a review

A Transactive Approach for Service Restoration Utilizing Customer Load Flexibility and Grid-Edge Resources

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