Peak and valley power of distributed energy storage system

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Can energy storage reduce peak load and Peak-Valley difference?

The allocation of energy storages can effectively decrease the peak load and peak-valley difference. As a flexible resource, energy storages can play an important role in the distribution network with a high proportion of integrated PVs .

Why does power peak and Peak-Valley difference increase in a distribution line?

The power peak and peak-valley difference of the distribution lines will increase when a large number of loads with characteristics similar to those shown in Figure 1 are integrated into the distribution lines. This will result in line overload, an increase in network losses, voltage fluctuations and other problems.

How can centralised energy storage reduce peak-valley price arbitrage?

In addition to reducing the peak-valley difference of transformer stations, additional centralised energy storages will be allocated to realise peak-valley price arbitrage when the investment of centralised energy storage units is not less than 1400 yuan/kWh and no more than 1600 yuan/kWh.

Should energy storage systems be integrated in a distribution network?

Introducing energy storage systems (ESSs) in the network provide another possible approach to solve the above problems by stabilizing voltage and frequency. Therefore, it is essential to allocate distributed ESSs optimally on the distribution network to fully exploit their advantages.

How to control Peak-Valley difference rate of high-voltage inlet line?

In cases 3, 4, and 5, the peak-valley difference rate of the high-voltage inlet line of transformer stations is controlled within 33% through allocating a centralised energy storage or decentralised energy storages.

How can energy storage be used in distribution networks?

The integration of transformer stations, energy storage power stations and data centre stations accelerates the development of energy storages in distribution networks. The allocation of energy storages can effectively decrease the peak load and peak-valley difference.