Battery energy storage sizing optimisation for different ownership structures in a peer-to-peer energy sharing community

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Rodrigues, Daniel Lionel
Ye, Xianming
Xia, Xiaohua
Zhu, Bing

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Elsevier

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Existing studies have shown the benefits of battery energy storage systems (BESS) inclusion, but do not consider optimal BESS sizing and operation in a peer-to-peer (P2P) energy sharing network under different BESS ownership structures. Under the P2P framework, two different BESS ownership structures, namely the ESP owned structure and the user owned structure are investigated in this study, which are compared to the traditional user owned BESS under the peer-to-grid (P2G) framework. It is found that in campus buildings with a P2P energy sharing network, the user owned BESS exhibits the highest NPV comparing to the other two BESS ownership structures. The ESP owned structure is economically less beneficial, but provided the opportunity for the prosumers to engage in P2P energy sharing and reduce their energy costs without a BESS investment cost.

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Battery energy storage systems (BESS), Peer-to-peer (P2P), Peer-to-peer energy sharing, Dynamic pricing, Smart grids, Prosumers, Lithium-ion battery

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Rodrigues D.L., Ye X., Xia X. et al. 2020, 'Battery energy storage sizing optimisation for different ownership structures in a peer-to-peer energy sharing community', Applied Energy, vol. 262, art. 114498, pp. 1-11.