Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level
Vehicle-to-Grid chargers (V2Gs) are currently considered a key component for supporting future power systems in primary and especially secondary frequency regulation. Most of the research works conducted so far on this topic are based on a vehicle-centric perspective, whereas global approaches where...
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author | Marta Bernal-Sancho Roberto Rocca Gregorio Fernandez-Aznar Maria Paz Comech Noemi Galan-Hernandez |
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description | Vehicle-to-Grid chargers (V2Gs) are currently considered a key component for supporting future power systems in primary and especially secondary frequency regulation. Most of the research works conducted so far on this topic are based on a vehicle-centric perspective, whereas global approaches where the impact caused by fleets of V2Gs is studied from the perspective of an entire electric grid remain quite unexplored. In particular, the effects of aggregating different amounts of V2Gs from the HV, MV and LV subgrids to participate in frequency control represents a novel aspect to be investigated, which is expected to possess a strong potential for further improving the aggregation processes. To this end, this work presents a “global working framework” developed to evaluate the impact on an entire electric system of V2Gs participation in frequency regulation. A reality-based electric network is considered, where two HV, three MV and ten LV subgrids are interconnected. The effects of four different percentages of V2Gs aggregated from the HV, MV and LV subgrids are evaluated for two V2G installed capacities, 10 MW and 20 MW. Results are finally analyzed, including frequency vs time response, rate of change of frequency, grid losses, etc., and valuable knowledge, insights and guidelines are obtained for guiding future grid-level aggregation optimizations of V2Gs participation in frequency regulation. |
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spelling | doaj.art-6e55ca9a6b764b039f5872396db8daa92023-07-31T23:01:09ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362023-01-0111767687678010.1109/ACCESS.2023.329622010185023Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV LevelMarta Bernal-Sancho0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2092-9346Roberto Rocca1https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5996-2755Gregorio Fernandez-Aznar2https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0751-1658Maria Paz Comech3https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4133-7553Noemi Galan-Hernandez4Electrical Systems Department, CIRCE Technology Centre, Zaragoza, SpainElectrical Systems Department, CIRCE Technology Centre, Zaragoza, SpainElectrical Systems Department, CIRCE Technology Centre, Zaragoza, SpainCIRCE Technology Centre, CIRCE Mixed Research Institute, University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza, SpainElectrical Systems Department, CIRCE Technology Centre, Zaragoza, SpainVehicle-to-Grid chargers (V2Gs) are currently considered a key component for supporting future power systems in primary and especially secondary frequency regulation. Most of the research works conducted so far on this topic are based on a vehicle-centric perspective, whereas global approaches where the impact caused by fleets of V2Gs is studied from the perspective of an entire electric grid remain quite unexplored. In particular, the effects of aggregating different amounts of V2Gs from the HV, MV and LV subgrids to participate in frequency control represents a novel aspect to be investigated, which is expected to possess a strong potential for further improving the aggregation processes. To this end, this work presents a “global working framework” developed to evaluate the impact on an entire electric system of V2Gs participation in frequency regulation. A reality-based electric network is considered, where two HV, three MV and ten LV subgrids are interconnected. The effects of four different percentages of V2Gs aggregated from the HV, MV and LV subgrids are evaluated for two V2G installed capacities, 10 MW and 20 MW. Results are finally analyzed, including frequency vs time response, rate of change of frequency, grid losses, etc., and valuable knowledge, insights and guidelines are obtained for guiding future grid-level aggregation optimizations of V2Gs participation in frequency regulation.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10185023/Impactevaluationfrequency regulationfrequency controlelectric vehiclevehicle-to-grid |
spellingShingle | Marta Bernal-Sancho Roberto Rocca Gregorio Fernandez-Aznar Maria Paz Comech Noemi Galan-Hernandez Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level IEEE Access Impact evaluation frequency regulation frequency control electric vehicle vehicle-to-grid |
title | Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level |
title_full | Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level |
title_fullStr | Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level |
title_full_unstemmed | Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level |
title_short | Grid Impact of Frequency Regulation Provided by V2Gs Aggregated at HV, MV, and LV Level |
title_sort | grid impact of frequency regulation provided by v2gs aggregated at hv mv and lv level |
topic | Impact evaluation frequency regulation frequency control electric vehicle vehicle-to-grid |
url | https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10185023/ |
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