This paper describes several voltage regulation approaches and strategies for distribution networks for achieving a cost-effective integration of high shares of distributed generation by an optimal utilization of already available network capacities. The voltage regulation methods are examined by their theoretical potential using an approach with generic networks in a first step. Afterwards case studies for their application in a real rural low voltage (LV) network with different scenarios for the installation of new photovoltaic (PV)-systems are carried out. Information about the pilot test phase applying these voltage regulations methods is provided as outlook
Distributed generation (DG), i.e. generation connected to the low and medium voltage distribution ne...
In recent years, the penetration level of distributed energy resources (DER) in the low voltage (LV)...
Whilst the existing electricity grid can accommodate distributed PV generation, higher penetration l...
This paper focuses on voltage control strategies applied in active, intelligent low voltage (LV) net...
The structure and control methods of existing distribution networks are planned assuming unidirectio...
As the penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) increases significantly in the distributio...
Renewable Energy Sources are becoming widely spread, as they are sustainable and low-carbon emission...
This paper give an introduction about the Active Network concept that can be managed by a multi-agen...
Abstract – Admissible range of grid voltage is one of the strictest constraints for the penetration ...
The diffusion of Distributed Generation (DG) based on Renewable Energy Sources (RES) requires new st...
In the past, distribution networks were designed to be operated as a passive system, i.e. without Di...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021Traditional mechanical device-based voltage regulation...
The electric power distribution network has traditionally been operated in a passive mode where most...
The traditional voltage control in medium voltage networks no longer suffices with the increasing pe...
Originally, the power systems were designed to deliver the produced power from the large-scale centr...
Distributed generation (DG), i.e. generation connected to the low and medium voltage distribution ne...
In recent years, the penetration level of distributed energy resources (DER) in the low voltage (LV)...
Whilst the existing electricity grid can accommodate distributed PV generation, higher penetration l...
This paper focuses on voltage control strategies applied in active, intelligent low voltage (LV) net...
The structure and control methods of existing distribution networks are planned assuming unidirectio...
As the penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) increases significantly in the distributio...
Renewable Energy Sources are becoming widely spread, as they are sustainable and low-carbon emission...
This paper give an introduction about the Active Network concept that can be managed by a multi-agen...
Abstract – Admissible range of grid voltage is one of the strictest constraints for the penetration ...
The diffusion of Distributed Generation (DG) based on Renewable Energy Sources (RES) requires new st...
In the past, distribution networks were designed to be operated as a passive system, i.e. without Di...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021Traditional mechanical device-based voltage regulation...
The electric power distribution network has traditionally been operated in a passive mode where most...
The traditional voltage control in medium voltage networks no longer suffices with the increasing pe...
Originally, the power systems were designed to deliver the produced power from the large-scale centr...
Distributed generation (DG), i.e. generation connected to the low and medium voltage distribution ne...
In recent years, the penetration level of distributed energy resources (DER) in the low voltage (LV)...
Whilst the existing electricity grid can accommodate distributed PV generation, higher penetration l...