Transmission Grid Smart Technologies

Edris, Abdel-A.; D’Andrade, Brian

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-805321-8.00002-1

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“…A smart grid, per-se, can be expressed as two-way communication, which enables different use cases [25]. Authors in [26] describe the smart grid as ". .…”

Section: Generic Smart Grid Sra Methodologymentioning

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Functional Scalability and Replicability Analysis for Smart Grid Functions: The InteGrid Project Approach

Bessa

Herndler

et al. 2021

Energies

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The evolution of the electrical power sector due to the advances in digitalization, decarbonization and decentralization has led to the increase in challenges within the current distribution network. Therefore, there is an increased need to analyze the impact of the smart grid and its implemented solutions in order to address these challenges at the earliest stage, i.e., during the pilot phase and before large-scale deployment and mass adoption. Therefore, this paper presents the scalability and replicability analysis conducted within the European project InteGrid. Within the project, innovative solutions are proposed and tested in real demonstration sites (Portugal, Slovenia, and Sweden) to enable the DSO as a market facilitator and to assess the impact of the scalability and replicability of these solutions when integrated into the network. The analysis presents a total of three clusters where the impact of several integrated smart tools is analyzed alongside future large scale scenarios. These large scale scenarios envision significant penetration of distributed energy resources, increased network dimensions, large pools of flexibility, and prosumers. The replicability is analyzed through different types of networks, locations (country-wise), or time (daily). In addition, a simple replication path based on a step by step approach is proposed as a guideline to replicate the smart functions associated with each of the clusters.

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“…A smart grid, per-se, can be expressed as two-way communication, which enables different use cases [25]. Authors in [26] describe the smart grid as ". .…”

Section: Generic Smart Grid Sra Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Functional Scalability and Replicability Analysis for Smart Grid Functions: The InteGrid Project Approach

Bessa

Herndler

et al. 2021

Energies

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“…Technological advancements are not just limited to software solutions. On the hardware side, devices like flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) are making significant strides [33]. A notable development in this arena includes the adaptive affine projection-controlled medium voltage distribution static compensator.…”

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Power Quality in Microgrids: A Critical Review of Fundamentals, Standards, and Case Studies

Sepasi,

Talichet,

Pramanik

2023

IEEE Access

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Integration of renewable energy sources into the power grid has become a critical research topic in recent years. Microgrid technology has emerged as a promising option to integrate distributed generation and facilitate the widespread use of grid-connected renewable energy. However, ensuring appropriate power quality (PQ) in microgrids is challenging. High PQ is crucial for achieving energy efficiency and proper operation of equipment. This comprehensive review paper offers an overview of PQ issues in microgrids, covering various types of PQ disturbances, their key features, and the most relevant PQ standards. Additionally, it provides an extensive case study review of published research on PQ analysis of microgrid and renewable energy based systems. The key findings of each case study and their investigation method are emphasized. The paper also discusses in detail the different approaches and models employed in these studies to assess PQ issues. A wide range of microgrid systems is presented, featuring various sizes, configurations, topologies, and components, such as photovoltaic and wind systems, energy storage systems, and electric vehicles. Overall, the paper emphasizes the importance of maintaining high PQ in microgrids and provides a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners interested in this topic.

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Challenges of Smart Grid Technology Deployment in Developing Countries

Ghorbani

Fartash

2021

Handbook of Smart Energy Systems

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Transmission Grid Smart Technologies

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Functional Scalability and Replicability Analysis for Smart Grid Functions: The InteGrid Project Approach

Functional Scalability and Replicability Analysis for Smart Grid Functions: The InteGrid Project Approach

Power Quality in Microgrids: A Critical Review of Fundamentals, Standards, and Case Studies

Challenges of Smart Grid Technology Deployment in Developing Countries

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