Stochastic energy management operation strategy for high penetrated grid connected solar with incorporation of battery storage system

Abstract

The present distribution systems are heading towards smart distribution systems to attain large socio economic benefits. For achieving these benefits, the distribution system will include the practical aspect of the flexible modern technologies like renewable energy based distributed generators, demand response and battery energy storage system to manage load governance. There is source of uncertainty present in the non-dispatch able based distributed generations (DGs) that affects the operation schedule of distribution system. Therefore, this paper proposes a novel operation strategy for battery energy storage in coordination with uncertain large scale Photo-voltaic system based DG for distribution system. The optimal discharging and charging plans of battery energy storage for accommodation of uncertain photovoltaic are condition to the constraint like nodal power balance, feeder current limit and node voltage limit etc. Grey wolf optimization algorithm (GWO) is developed for analyzing the impact of multiple battery energy storage strategies, for controlling the demand deviation and node voltage of the distribution system. GWO algorithm is investigated on IEEE-33 bus radial distribution systems. The efficacy of the result shows the successful achieving the promised voltage profile and grid demand deviation profile.

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DATA AVAILABILITY : The datasets associated with the current study will be available from the authors on request.

Keywords

Distributed generation, Grey wolf optimization algorithm, Battery energy storage systems, Photo-voltaic system

Sustainable Development Goals

SDG-07: Affordable and clean energy
SDG-09: Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Citation

Semwal, G., Sharma, S., Rawat, T. et al. Stochastic Energy Management Operation Strategy for High Penetrated Grid Connected Solar with Incorporation of Battery Storage System. Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy 10, 20: 1-11 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40866-024-00221-5.