Conservation Voltage Reduction in Renewable-Rich Distribution Networks: A Review
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Abstract
Increasing energy efficiency and reducing energy consumption are of interest to electric utilities. Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) is a conventional grid management technique that utilities use to achieve peak load shaving and energy consumption reductions. CVR controls voltage-dependent loads by reducing bus voltages intentionally to values near their lower operational limit. Integration of renewable distributed generation (DG) units in distribution grids attracts renewed interests for CVR. In this paper, CVR techniques in modern renewable-rich distribution grids is extensively reviewed. CVR can be realized through two steps: 1) CVR assessment, which evaluates effects of CVR on different system feeders to determine the feeders with high CVR potentials; 2) CVR implementation, which consists of the system modeling for components of distribution grids, such as voltage regulation devices and loads, and CVR implementation through control-, optimization-, or the coordination of control and optimization-based methods. Future research directions for CVR are recommended in the paper.
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| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.001 |
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