Secondary device configuration of energy storage power station

What are energy storage stations?

As a flexible power resource, energy storage stations can store and release electrical energy according to the need, thereby balancing load and supply in the power system and enhancing its reliability and cost-effectiveness .

What are the different types of energy storage configurations?

New energy power plants can implement energy storage configurations through commercial modes such as self-built, leased, and shared. In these three modes, the entities involved can be classified into two categories: the actual owner of the energy storage and the user of the energy storage.

What is the energy storage configuration model in shared mode?

The energy storage configuration model in the shared mode is as follows. The upper game leader is the energy storage station, and the objective function maximizes the revenue: $$\max C_ {share,leader} = \sum\limits_ {i} {C_ {i,service} } - C_ {investor}$$

Is there a capacity configuration method for hybrid energy storage stations?

To make up for the aforementioned defects, we propose here a capacity configuration method for hybrid energy storage stations based on the northern goshawk optimization (NGO) optimized variate mode decomposition (VMD).

What is the configuration model of energy storage in self-built mode?

According to the above model, the configuration model of energy storage in the self-built mode is a mixed integer planning problem, which can be solved directly by using the Cplex solver. In the leased mode, it is assumed that the energy storage company has adequate resources to generally meet the new energy power plant’s storage needs.

How do energy storage devices affect power balance and grid reliability?

It is crucial to integrate energy storage devices within wind power and photovoltaic (PV) stations to effectively manage the impact of large-scale renewable energy generation on power balance and grid reliability. However, existing studies have not modelled the complex coupling between different types of power sources within a station.