H2020Индивидуална стипендия2016–2018

DCNextEve · LV DC microgrids for evolved energy communities

„Хоризонт 2020“ — Действия „Мария Склодовска-Кюри“

Период: 2016-07-01 → 2018-10-15
Финансиране от ЕС: 137 423 €
Участници: 1
Схема: MSCA-IF-EF-ST

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Накратко на български

Нисковолтовите микромрежи с постоянен ток, като тези за слънчеви панели, се анализират за по-добро управление на енергийни общности. Това помага за повишаване на енергийната ефективност и прави електромрежата по-устойчива при природни или технически аварии.

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Резултати накратко

LV DC microgrids for evolved energy communities

The majority of the existing microgrids operate in alternating current (AC). However, native direct current (DC) loads and renewable (RES) DC sources (e.g., photovoltaic systems) are showing a fast-growing deployment, due to the emerging technology and public policies for energy efficiency. The DCNextEve project was motivated by several societal needs such as climate change, energy efficiency and the central role of the consumer/prosumer (consumer and producer of energy) in our modern society. Expected direct benefits for society are related to a faster transition toward a resilient smart power grid, where ad-hoc interconnections between prosumers are easier to be explored in a DC configuration than in AC. DC low voltage microgrids (DCLVMGs) also respond better in case of technical, natural or human-made disasters, keeping islands of power grid functional, lowering also the impact of disruptions in other interconnected infrastructures. Indirect benefits are a higher efficiency for end-used energy, opportunities to increase consumption of self-production, and to reduce the impact of RES integration. The major research objective of this project is the design and analysis of novel methods for management and control of multiple building-scale LVDCMGs operating on a defined territory, subsequently: (a) to develop a holistic framework for design, modelling and control of clusters of LVDCMGs (the emerging communities of prosumers of tomorrow); (b) to develop and validate models for typical elements of LVDCMGs; (c) to develop and test models for optimal operation of clusters of DC microgrids under uncertainty; (d) to develop and validate distributed control schemes for ad-hoc clusters.

Текст от CORDIS, на английски · Данни: CORDIS, © Европейски съюз

Цел на проекта

Microgrids are an important concept in the emerging power industry field. They are widely recognized as an innovative eco-system when it comes to a flexible and reliable option for the integration of distributed energy renewable resources (DER). The research on direct current (DC) power distribution systems is taking ground especially for applications where the end-use loads are natively DC (e.g. data centers, offices, residential). Efficiency, reliability, lower capital cost, simpler control strategies, higher power quality are the most cited advantages compared with AC microgrids. The primary technical research objective of this project is the design and analysis of novel methods for management and control of multiple building scale DC microgrids operating on a defined territory. Specifically the major technical objectives are: (a)To enhance the state of the art in the DC microgrid field with a holistic design, modelling, control framework for clusters of LV building level DC microgrids (the emerging community prosumers of tomorrow;) (b) To develop and validate models for typical elements of DC microgrids. The models will follow an innovative and yet unexplored approach based on hybrid dynamic system analysis; (c) To develop and test models for optimal operation of clusters of DC microgrids under uncertainty. The optimization models will look for different objectives to be optimized while taking into account the technical and economic constraints of the systems operating in either stand-alone or interconnected mode; (d) To develop and validate distributed control schemes for ad-hoc clusters of DC microgrids. Career development objectives are: (a) To enhance the research skills of the Fellow with complementary knowledge in power quality, modeling and control specific for DC grids, (b) To facilitate the transfer of knowledge to the society, scientific community and industry and to explore the commercial potential of the research outcomes.

Оригинален текст от CORDIS (на английски).

Участници

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