Grid-Connected PV Plants

Grid-Connected PV Plants

PV power plant integration into the grid has been a relevant topic of interest over the last years. Policies supported by governments, technology maturity, favorable incentives, and cost decreasing have significantly promoted the integration of PV power plants into power systems at the transmission...

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Other Authors: Molina-García, Ángel (Editor), Mastromauro, Rosa Anna (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
Subjects:
History of engineering & technology
incident solar radiation
PV output power modelling
tilt angle
orientation
rooftop solar
PV generator
power ramping
battery energy storage
duck curve
hybrid dc/ac grids
alienation coefficient
hybrid power system network
protection
power system fault
solar energy
wind energy
Wigner distribution function
ancillary service
PV Plant
frequency-assisting
hardware-in-the-loop
Photovoltaic
DER
energy policies related to PV power plants
economic analyses
monitoring and case studies
distribution network
hierarchical voltage control
reactive power control
RES
SVR
PV
optimal design
photovoltaic power plants
hybrid optimisation
LCOE
PV module reduction
photovoltaic systems
synchronization systems
phase-locked loops
islanding detection methods
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Summary:PV power plant integration into the grid has been a relevant topic of interest over the last years. Policies supported by governments, technology maturity, favorable incentives, and cost decreasing have significantly promoted the integration of PV power plants into power systems at the transmission and distribution levels. Nevertheless, some barriers remain in terms of forecasting generation, grid reliability, and power quality, which must be overcome for the massive PV integration into future power systems. Additionally, the ancillary services provided by these generation units are increasingly required by different agents to facilitate grid operation under a high proportion of renewables. Topics of interest for this Special Issue include the following areas: large-scale PV power plants, energy policies related to PV power plants, grid integration and interaction, PV power plant modeling, monitoring and case studies, communication systems for PV power plants integration, economic analyses, PV inverters and sizing analyses, new trends in PV technologies, and reviews.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (198 p.)
ISBN:books978-3-03936-849-5
9783039368488
9783039368495
Access:Open Access

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