RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP
In the paper, a new method of long-term planning of operation and development of the distribution system, taking into account operational aspects such as power flows, power losses, voltage levels, and energy balances, is presented. The developed method allows for the allocation and selection of the...
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description | In the paper, a new method of long-term planning of operation and development of the distribution system, taking into account operational aspects such as power flows, power losses, voltage levels, and energy balances, is presented. The developed method allows for the allocation and selection of the power of Renewable Energy Sources (RES), control of energy storage (ES), curtailing of RES production (EC), and the development of the distribution grid (GD). Different types of RES and loads are considered, represented by generation/demand profiles reflecting their typical operating conditions. RES allocation indicates the node in the distribution system and the power level for each type of RES that may be built. Energy storage (ES) allows generation to be transferred from the demand valley to the peak load. Curtailment of RES generation indicates the moment and level of power by which generation will be reduced, while the grid development (GD) determines between which network nodes a new power line should be built. All these activities allow to minimize the costs of planning work and development of the distribution system at a specific level of energy consumption from RES in the analyzed distribution system using a Mixed Integer-Linear Programming (MILP). |
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spelling | doaj.art-bc357911643f469d873516210acbb5112023-12-03T12:54:09ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732021-01-0114238310.3390/en14020383RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILPMateusz Andrychowicz0Institute of Mechatronics and Information Systems, Lodz University of Technology, 90-924 Lodz, PolandIn the paper, a new method of long-term planning of operation and development of the distribution system, taking into account operational aspects such as power flows, power losses, voltage levels, and energy balances, is presented. The developed method allows for the allocation and selection of the power of Renewable Energy Sources (RES), control of energy storage (ES), curtailing of RES production (EC), and the development of the distribution grid (GD). Different types of RES and loads are considered, represented by generation/demand profiles reflecting their typical operating conditions. RES allocation indicates the node in the distribution system and the power level for each type of RES that may be built. Energy storage (ES) allows generation to be transferred from the demand valley to the peak load. Curtailment of RES generation indicates the moment and level of power by which generation will be reduced, while the grid development (GD) determines between which network nodes a new power line should be built. All these activities allow to minimize the costs of planning work and development of the distribution system at a specific level of energy consumption from RES in the analyzed distribution system using a Mixed Integer-Linear Programming (MILP).https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/2/383RES allocationwind turbines (WT)photovoltaic installations (PV)system modellingenergy storages (ES)energy curtailment (EC) |
spellingShingle | Mateusz Andrychowicz RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP Energies RES allocation wind turbines (WT) photovoltaic installations (PV) system modelling energy storages (ES) energy curtailment (EC) |
title | RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP |
title_full | RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP |
title_fullStr | RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP |
title_full_unstemmed | RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP |
title_short | RES and ES Integration in Combination with Distribution Grid Development Using MILP |
title_sort | res and es integration in combination with distribution grid development using milp |
topic | RES allocation wind turbines (WT) photovoltaic installations (PV) system modelling energy storages (ES) energy curtailment (EC) |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/2/383 |
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