Enhancing Autonomy Capability in Regional Power Grids:A Strategic Planning Approach withMultiple Autonomous Evaluation Indexes

After the integration of large-scale DistributedGeneration(DG)into the distribution network,the randomness and volatility of its output result in a reduction of spatiotemporal alignment between power generation and demand in the distribution network,exacerbating the phenomenon of wind and solar power wastage.As a novel power system model,the fundamental concept of Regional Autonomous Power Grids(RAPGs)is to achieve localized management and energy autonomy,thereby facilitating the effective consumption of DGs.Therefore,this paper proposes a distributed resource planning strategy that enhances the autonomy capabilities of regional power grids by considering multiple evaluation indexes for autonomy.First,a regional Energy Storage(ES)configuration strategy is proposed.This strategy can select a suitable reference value for the upper limit of ES configuration based on the regional load andDGoutput to maximize the elimination of source load deviations in the region as the upper limit constraint of ES capacity.Then,a control strategy for regional ES is proposed,the charging and discharging reference line of ES is set,and multiple autonomy and economic indexes are used as objective functions to select different proportions of ES to control the distributed resources of the regional power grid and establish evaluation indexes of the internal regional generation and load power ratio,the proportion of power supply matching hours,new energy consumption rate and tie line power imbalance outside the region to evaluate changes in the regional autonomy capabilities.The final simulation results showthat in the real regional grid example,the planning method in the planning year in the region of the overall power supply matching hour ratio and new energy consumption rate increased by 3.9%and 4.8%on average,and the power imbalance of the tie line decreased by 7.8%on average.The proposed planning approach enables the maximization of regional autonomy while effectively smoothing the fluctuation of power exchange between the regional grid and the higher-level grid.This presents a rational and effective planning solution for the regional grid,facilitating the coordinated development between the region and the distribution network.

Comprehensive Control Scheme for an Interlinking Converter in a Hybrid AC/DC Microgrid

This paper presents a comprehensive control scheme for the interlinking converter(ILC)in a hybrid AC/DC microgrid consisting of the outer loop flexible power sharing control and the improved robust inner loop control.The outer loop power control of ILC is presented to achieve flexible power sharing of distributed generations(DGs)in the hybrid microgrid,depending on different power management objectives,which is realized based on the deduced balance state equation,and regulating the frequency and DC voltage at the same time.The improved robust inner loop control of ILC is also presented to suppress external disturbance and system model uncertainties with the improved dynamic response.This improved inner loop control which includes a disturbance observer link,can force the converter current to track the reference value with no steady error and improve the dynamic stability of the microgrid・With the proposed outer loop power sharing control and improved inner loop control,the comprehensive control scheme for the ILC is presented・Simulations cases show the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed comprehensive control scheme.