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The increasing integration of renewable energies is driving the transformation of the power grid in Germany. Renewable energy sources, which are mostly allocated in distribution grids, are replacing fossil power plants, that are mostly applied in the transport grid. This shift to more renewable energies entails the expansion of the power transport capacities in the distribution grid. The conventional expansion of the power grid in Germany is, however, proceeding slowly, due to the delay in the authorization procedures. Therefore, new solutions that enable a higher utilization of the existing grid must be adopted besides the classical grid expansion in order to achieve the planned energy transition goals. This research work presents a new grid planning method which applies innovative technologies, in addition to the conventional planning instruments with overhead lines and cables, to optimize and expand the existing grid. The innovative planning instruments considered are battery storage systems and dynamic power curtailment. The proposed approach has been implemented in a time series based framework as an automated planning algorithm. Based on the selected planning instruments, the planning algorithm determines for a given distribution grid the tailored and most cost-efficient measures to prevent prognosticated grid congestion.
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This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
The increasing integration of renewable energies is driving the transformation of the power grid in Germany. Renewable energy sources, which are mostly allocated in distribution grids, are replacing fossil power plants, that are mostly applied in the transport grid. This shift to more renewable energies entails the expansion of the power transport capacities in the distribution grid. The conventional expansion of the power grid in Germany is, however, proceeding slowly, due to the delay in the authorization procedures. Therefore, new solutions that enable a higher utilization of the existing grid must be adopted besides the classical grid expansion in order to achieve the planned energy transition goals. This research work presents a new grid planning method which applies innovative technologies, in addition to the conventional planning instruments with overhead lines and cables, to optimize and expand the existing grid. The innovative planning instruments considered are battery storage systems and dynamic power curtailment. The proposed approach has been implemented in a time series based framework as an automated planning algorithm. Based on the selected planning instruments, the planning algorithm determines for a given distribution grid the tailored and most cost-efficient measures to prevent prognosticated grid congestion.