Electric-power-supply systems for coexistence of power- Distribution systems and distributed resources

被引:0
|
作者
Power Transmission and Delivery Systems Project, Power and Industrial Systems R and D Laboratory, Power Systems [1 ]
不详 [2 ]
不详 [3 ]
不详 [4 ]
不详 [5 ]
机构
来源
Hitachi Rev. | 2006年 / 3卷 / 119-123期
关键词
Control systems - Electric power distribution - Environmental impact - Reliability - Renewable energy resources - Scheduling - Systems analysis;
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
学科分类号
摘要
OVERVIEW: As a result of the increased concern for environmental issues and system improvement, distributed resources utilizing renewable energy are being introduced. In the case that multiple distributed resources are connected to a power system, the influence of such connection on power quality and supply reliability is a cause of much concern. Accordingly, it is hoped that new power-supply systems that combine implementation expansion of distributd resources and stable operation of power systems will be established. Hitachi is continuing technical development that will contribute to realizing next-generation power-supply systems aimed at achieving coexistence of power systems and distributed resources. Aiming at power systems, in collaboration with the Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI), we are grappling with development of a supervision and control system for power-distribution systems, and we have developed such a system for use in demonstrative project of New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO). Furthermore, as for microgrids - which are drawing much attention as an implemented form of distributed resources - we are developing a system with functions such as operation scheduling, demand and supply control, and power-quality monitoring. In addition, a request was received from NTT FACILITIES INC. for such a system, so a system for use at NEDO's demonstrative project was developed and constructed.
引用
收藏
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [41] Determination of electric power losses in distribution systems
    dos Santos, Cicero M. P.
    2006 IEEE/PES TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION: LATIN AMERICA, VOLS 1-3, 2006, : 222 - 226
  • [42] Power Loss Reduction And Power Quality Improvement In Distribution Systems Using A Modified Converter Of Distributed Generation Resources
    Hasari, Seyyed Abbas Saremi
    Akhijahani, Ali Rasoolzadeh
    Salemnia, Alunad
    2015 20TH CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS CONFERENCE (EPDC), 2015, : 239 - 245
  • [43] Use of Power Routers and Renewable Energy Resources in Smart Power Supply Systems
    Bulatov, Yuri N.
    Kryukov, Andrey V.
    Arsentiev, Grigory O.
    2018 INTERNATIONAL URAL CONFERENCE ON GREEN ENERGY (URALCON), 2018, : 143 - 148
  • [44] Advances in Power and Energy Management for Distribution Systems with High Penetration of Distributed Energy Resources
    Strezoski, Luka
    ENERGIES, 2025, 18 (03)
  • [45] QUALITY OF SUPPLY PRICING FOR ELECTRIC-POWER SYSTEMS
    OUTHRED, H
    SCHWEPPE, FC
    IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER APPARATUS AND SYSTEMS, 1980, 99 (04): : 1326 - 1326
  • [46] Electric power supply systems for large communication agencies
    Brodskij, M.V.
    Martynov, E.V.
    Elektrosvyaz', 1991, (07): : 4 - 5
  • [47] House water supply systems with electric power.
    Schmidt, J
    ZEITSCHRIFT DES VEREINES DEUTSCHER INGENIEURE, 1916, 60 : 152 - 155
  • [48] Electromagnetic Compatibility in the Industrial Electric Power Supply Systems
    Zhezhelenko, Igor V.
    Sayenko, Yuri L.
    Gorpinich, Alexander V.
    2009 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICAL POWER QUALITY AND UTILISATION (EPQU 2009), 2009, : 149 - 154
  • [49] Cloud-Based Energy Storage Systems A shared pool of benefits in distributed electric power systems A shared pool of benefits in distributed electric power systems
    Golshannavaz, Sajjad
    Esmaeeli, Mostafa
    Aminifar, Farrokh
    Shahidehpour, Mohammad
    IEEE ELECTRIFICATION MAGAZINE, 2022, 10 (02): : 82 - 91
  • [50] WAVEGUIDE POWER- MODE THEOREMS FOR NONCONSERVATIVE SYSTEMS
    CHORNEY, P
    PENFIELD, P
    IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES, 1971, MT19 (09) : 767 - &