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The progressing distribution of the electricity supply necessitates redesigning the mechanism for providing ancillary services particularly by the distribution grid. Methods of voltage regulation and congestion management particularly have to satisfy new standards since, although the development of renewables is increasing the number of resources with an impact, these resources’ individual contribution is comparatively slight. Taking the state-of-the-art and the basic regulatory conditions in Germany as a point of departure, this paper analyzes the requirements for algorithms and communication systems that provide distributed support to distribution grid operation. A novel mathematical method that prevents voltage range deviations and feeder overloads based on sensitivities is presented and validated in simulations by a case study. An analysis of the communications systems for monitoring and control technologies for distributed energy resources, including the available communication channels, serves as the basis for an evaluation of the suitability of current control mechanisms in the future. The findings of a live field test in a real 110 kV distribution grid corroborate the necessity for coordinated grid support by distributed energy resources and demonstrate the limits of current methods.

Ключевые фразы: ancillary services, distribution network, activereactive distributed power control, renewables integration, communication standards for distributed energy resources, live test

Автор (ы): Marc Richter, Przemyslaw Trojan, André Naumann, Przemyslaw Komarnicki

Журнал: ENERGY SYSTEMS RESEARCH

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MARC R., PRZEMYSLAW T., ANDRÉ N., PRZEMYSLAW K. DISTRIBUTED ANCILLARY SERVICES IN SMART DISTRIBUTION GRIDS: DEMAND, REQUIREMENTS AND BENEFITS // ENERGY SYSTEMS RESEARCH. 2018. № 4 (4), ТОМ 1

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