Optimal planning of AC-DC hybrid transmission and distributed energy resource system: Review and prospects

With the highly-extensive integration of distributed renewable energy resources (DER) into the grid, the power distribution system has changed greatly in the structure, function and operating characteristics. On this ground, An AC-DC hybrid DER system becomes necessary for effective management and c...

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Main Authors: Xianglong Liu, Youbo Liu, Junyong Liu, Yue Xiang, Xiaodong Yuan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: China electric power research institute 2019-09-01
Series:CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems
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Online Access:https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8833593
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Summary:With the highly-extensive integration of distributed renewable energy resources (DER) into the grid, the power distribution system has changed greatly in the structure, function and operating characteristics. On this ground, An AC-DC hybrid DER system becomes necessary for effective management and control over DER. This paper first summarizes the physical characteristics and morphological evolution of AC-DC hybrid DER system. The impact of these new features on system configuration planning is analyzed with respect to its flexible networking, rich operation control modes, and tight source-network-load-storage coupling. Then, based on a review of the existing research, problems and technical difficulties are figured out in terms of converter modeling, steady-state analysis, power flow calculation, operating scenarios management, and optimization model solution. In light of the problems and difficulties, a framework for the configuration optimization of AC-DC hybrid DER systems is proposed. At last, the paper provides a prospect of key technologies from six aspects including morphology forecasting, coupling interaction analysis, uncertainty modeling, operation simulation, optimization model solving algorithm and comprehensive scheme evaluation.
ISSN:2096-0042
2096-0042