Title :
FACTS devices with battery-based energy storage - extending the reach of traditional grid stability systems
Author :
John, E.M. ; Larsson, T. ; McDowall, J.
Author_Institution :
ABB, Raleigh, NC, USA
Abstract :
Electric energy storage is currently gaining an increasing interest. Among the drivers are renewable energy integration and an increasing number of electricity markets are seeking services that can be provided by energy storage. One way to store electric energy is to use batteries. The paper gives an introduction to the current market movements and possibilities to meet the market needs using battery-based energy storage. Examples are given from the renewable integration and ancillary services. Safety of any energy storage system is paramount. Until today, most of the discussions have been around the choice of battery chemistry. The paper widens the view on safety and considers the entire energy storage system. Examples are given on how different faults are handled.
Keywords :
energy storage; fault diagnosis; flexible AC transmission systems; power grids; power markets; power system stability; power transmission economics; renewable energy sources; FACTS devices; ancillary services; battery chemistry; battery-based energy storage; electric energy storage; electricity markets; flexible AC transmission system; grid stability systems; renewable energy integration; Batteries; Chemistry; Clouds; Generators; Safety; Spinning; Batteries; energy storage; frequency control; health and safety; product safety; reactive power control; solar energy; solar power generation; voltage control; wind energy; wind power generation;
Conference_Titel :
Transmission and Distribution Conference and Exposition (T&D), 2012 IEEE PES
Conference_Location :
Orlando, FL
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-1934-8
Electronic_ISBN :
2160-8555
DOI :
10.1109/TDC.2012.6281476