Coordinated active and reactive power management for enhancing PV hosting capacity in distribution networks
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Abstract
Abstract This paper proposes an operational planning model based on optimal active and reactive power control strategies to enhance solar photovoltaics (PV)’ hosting capacity in distribution networks. Reactive power control is carried out through optimum static VAr compensators (SVCs) placement, while active power control is performed through flexible loads, particularly shiftable and interruptible loads. The first stage of the proposed two‐stage stochastic model assigns decision‐making regarding calculating PV hosting capacity at different nodes, in addition to the allocation and capacity of SVCs. In the second stage, the first stage decisions are assessed to ensure the power flow constraints under various uncertainties such as daily load and stochastic PV generation. The presented model is investigated through numerical analyses on modified IEEE 15‐bus and IEEE 33‐bus distribution systems considering different active‐reactive strategy cases. While most previous works only rely on one type of active or reactive power control strategy, this study investigates the challenges of the respective application of active and reactive power control in various modes of fundamental practices. The obtained results prove the superiority of the proposed hybrid active‐reactive control strategy for enhancing PV hosting capacity compared to respective active or reactive power controls.
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