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Frequency regulation and congestion management by Virtual Storage Plants

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DOI: 10.1016/j.segan.2021.100586

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Energy storage; Virtual Storage Plant; Consensus control; Distributed optimization; Frequency response; Congestion management

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  1. EU [773430]
  2. National Key Research and Development Plan of China Smart Grid Technology and Equipment'' [2020YFB0905905]
  3. Wuhan Science and Technology Plan Project, China [20201G01]

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This paper introduces a control framework for frequency regulation and congestion management in multi-area power networks through the coordination of distributed storage devices via Virtual Storage Plants. The framework combines distributed optimization and consensus-based control, demonstrating promising performance and the effectiveness of VSP in promoting large-scale storage integration.
The potential role of energy storage as flexible resource to help meet the challenging energy and environmental targets is well recognized. It can provide both steady-state and dynamic support to the power networks. A Virtual Storage Plant (VSP) is an aggregation of heterogeneous energy storage units that act as a single storage device to provide system-level support. This paper introduces an innovative and scalable hierarchical control framework for the optimal coordination of a large number of distributed storage devices through VSPs to provide frequency regulation and congestion management in multi-area power networks. The proposed approach combines distributed optimization and consensus-based control. At a lower level, a consensus-based control is designed to track power setpoints and to maintain a balanced state-of-charge among storage units. This facilitates the modeling of VSPs at higher level, where a distributed optimization approach is applied to achieve cross-regional coordination of multiple VSPs to deliver frequency support to interconnected power systems, while avoiding congested power flows over the tie lines. The proposed control framework is assessed on a realistic case study implemented by using MATLAB and the high-fidelity power system simulator DigSILENT. The IEEE 39 Bus system and a real regional power network in South-East Europe are considered in the case study. The simulation results demonstrate the promising performance of the proposed approach and the effectiveness of VSP in promoting large-scale storage integration. (C) 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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