Why not connect? Untapped power markets and FACTS for interconnecting islanded microgrids
Why not connect? Untapped power markets and FACTS for interconnecting islanded microgrids
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为什么不连接?
DOI:
10.1109/ghtc.2016.7857309
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发表时间:
2016
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通讯作者:
R. Podmore
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作者:
Alexander A. Anderson;R. Podmore
As the number and density of electrification projects in developing countries increases, a point will soon be reached when there exists a sufficient number of islanded microgrids in proximity to each other to justify their interconnection to form a larger power system. A convertible static compensator is proposed as an enabling technology for interconnecting islanded microgrids and establishing an inter-microgrid transactive power market implementing the deregulated system model. The proposed device can participate in all three sectors of the electric supply market: precise control of power flows between microgrids for the energy market; alleviation of congestion through real/reactive power compensation for the transmission market; and ancillary services including voltage regulation, primary frequency response, virtual synchronous inertia, oscillation damping, regulation reserve, and ESS charge control. Additionally, a pricing strategy for the hour-ahead energy market and an energy-broker system method for clearing the Power Exchange are also presented. The proposed framework is illustrated with a case study for electrification of a community of 4500 residents in Jiwaka Province of Papua New Guinea.