Aggregation and Control of DERs in a Distribution System for the Provision of Grid Services
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Abstract
Distributed energy resources (DERs) can be integrated into a distribution system to provide grid services and enhance the reliability of the power system. For the provision of grid services, DERs, such as photovoltaic (PV) systems and battery energy storage systems (BESSs), need to be aggregated and properly controlled. Particularly, renewable energy resources are intermittent in nature and may require real-time monitoring and control strategies. Uncontrolled power injections from DERs in the DER-integrated distribution system can cause overvoltage and thermal issues, damaging the system components. This paper explores several existing DER aggregation and control strategies in the literature. Moreover, a framework for designing aggregation and control schemes for DERs in the distribution system to provide grid services is presented. In the framework, the distribution system is divided into multiple sections, and rule-based algorithms are used to manage the DERs. Furthermore, the effectiveness of DER aggregation in providing peak shaving and energy services is demonstrated in this paper.
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