Mobile Energy Storage Sizing and Allocation for Multi-Services in Power Distribution Systems
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Abstract
A mobile energy storage system (MESS) is a localizable transportable storage system that provides various utility services. These services include load leveling, load shifting, losses minimization, and energy arbitrage. A MESS is also controlled for voltage regulation in weak grids. The MESS mobility enables a single storage unit to achieve the tasks of multiple stationary units at different locations. The MESS is connected to the grid at specific substations (or buses) known as MESS stations. This paper proposes an optimization algorithm for sizing and allocation of a MESS for multi-services in a power distribution system. The design accounts for load variation, renewable resources intermittency, and market price fluctuations. A realistic dynamic model for the MESS is adopted to consider the capacity and lifetime constraints. A detailed network power flow model is utilized to include voltage constraints, feeders, and transformers ampacity in the problem formulation. By considering all these constraints, the resulting sizing problem is a mixed-integer nonlinear problem. This paper presents the problem formulation and proposes a solution using a hybrid optimization technique. The adopted technique is based on the particle swarm algorithm and mixed-integer convex programming. A case study is conducted on a real 41-bus radial feeder to validate the proposed sizing technique, and investigate the MESS profitability to the system operator.
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