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Field Experiment for Prequalification Scheme of Distribution System Operator on Distributed Energy Resource Aggregations

Version 1 : Received: 30 August 2023 / Approved: 31 August 2023 / Online: 31 August 2023 (04:06:30 CEST)

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Park, J.-S.; Kim, B.-H. Field Experiment for a Prequalification Scheme for a Distribution System Operator on Distributed Energy Resource Aggregations. Designs 2023, 7, 134, doi:10.3390/designs7060134. Park, J.-S.; Kim, B.-H. Field Experiment for a Prequalification Scheme for a Distribution System Operator on Distributed Energy Resource Aggregations. Designs 2023, 7, 134, doi:10.3390/designs7060134.

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to summarize and share the field experiment results of KEPCO's project consortium to create a TSO-DSO-DERA interaction scheme. The field experiment was conducted based on the prequalification algorithm proposed in the previous research from the same consortium and was designed to verify the validity of the algorithm under realistic grid conditions. In addition, during the course of the field experiment, it was found that points that were missed or not given much importance in the existing prequalification algorithm could affect the completeness of the overall system, and then practical improvements were made to improve it. The demonstration results confirm that the proposed algorithm is effective in real-world grid environments and can help DSOs ensure the reliability of the distribution system while supporting DERA's participation in the wholesale market using the proposed prequalification scheme.

Keywords

prequalification; distribution system operator; distributed energy resource aggregator; distribution constraints; wholesale market participation

Subject

Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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