Generation Management in Distributed Networks
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2015-01-14
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Abstract
Due to the increase in electricity production from
renewable energy sources, the share of volatile electricity supply
rises in German distribution networks. Since these networks are,
for historical reasons, not designed for the supply of distributed
generation, this already leads to an overloading of the network
resources, today. In this work, different distributed generation
management concepts are presented, which should avoid this
overloading by temporarily reducing the power supply. To
simulate these methods, the supply from solar, wind, biomass and
cogeneration power plants is modeled. The implementation of
these distributed generation management concepts depends on
the available information from measurement points. Finally, an
evaluation of the different generation management methods is
made, taking the implementing
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generation management, overload, costs, measurement points, cogeneration, distributed generation