Renewable Energy Integration in Utility Grids Advances in Power Quality, Protection, Stability, and Flexibility
Coordonnateurs : Mahela Om Prakash, Khan Baseem
Chapter 1.1: Introduction to High Renewable Energy Penetration in Utility Grid: Advances in Technology, Challenges and Solutions
Section 2: Grid Integrated Wind Technology
Chapter 2.1: Grid-Connected Wind Technology: Integration Challenges and Grid Compliance
Section 3: Grid Integrated Solar Photovoltaic Systems
Chapter 3.1: A Comprehensive study on Partial Shading Causes to identify the Solar Photovoltaic Power losses
Section 4: Grid Integrated Solar Thermal Power Plants
Chapter 4.1: A Comprehensive Study of Grid Integrated Solar Thermal Plant Technology
Section 5: Reactive Power Management
Chapter 5.1: Transmission Loss Minimization in Utility Grid Using Reactive Power Management Considering Operations of Capacitor Banks and Transformer on Load Tap Changers: A Case Study
Chapter 5.2: Reactive Power Management in Utility Grid with Renewable Energy
Section 6: Impacts of Large Scale RE Penetration on the Stability of Utility Grid
Chapter 6.1: Novel System Protection Scheme for Power Transformers in Utility Grid to Mitigate Renewable Power Evacuation Constraints and Improve Grid Stability
Section 7: Power Quality
Chapter 7.1: Algorithm for Determination of Single Stage and Multiple Power Quality Events Using Hybrid Use of Signal Processing Methods
Section 8: Power System Protection
Chapter 8.1: Wavelet-Alienation-Neural based Fault Analysis Algorithm for TCSC connected Transmission Lines
Section 9: Variability of Renewable Energy Generation and Flexibility Initiatives
Chapter 9.1: Variability of Renewable Energy Generation and Flexibility Initiatives: Indian Scenario
Section 10: Energy Storage Systems and Control Algorithms
Chapter 10.1: Working and Applications of Programmable Logic Controller: A Comprehensive Study
Section 11: Optimal Reconfiguration of Conventional Generators
Chapter 11.1: Robust LQG based modern Load Frequency Control System having Imperfect Communication medium
Section 12: Optimal Reconfiguration of Utility Networks
Chapter 12.1: Optimal Reconfiguration of Transmission Network to Meet Load Growth for Ten Year Projected Scenario of Practical Transmission Grid
Chapter 12.2: Optimal Reconfiguration of Utility Networks to Meet Increased Load Demand and Integrate Renewable Energy
Section 13: Smart Metering and Optimal PMU Placement
Chapter 13.1: Phasor Measurement Units for Grid Security and Reliability-A Study in Perspective of Rajasthan Control Area in India
Section 14: Demand Side Flexibility Management
Chapter 14.1: Demand Side Flexibility Management: State of the Art
Section 15: Regulatory Framework and Grid Codes
Chapter 15.1: Structure of Power Sector and Regulatory Framework: Indian Scenario
Section 16: Assessment and Improvement of Grid Security and Reliability with High Renewable Energy Penetration
Chapter 16.1: Voltage Actuated Islanding Detection Scheme to Ensure Grid Security and Reliability with High Renewable Energy Penetration
Chapter 17: Conclusion (wrap up, open questions, future perspectives)
Dr. Baseem Khan received the B.Eng. degree in electrical engineering from Rajiv Gandhi Technological University, Bhopal, India, in 2008, and M.Tech. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, in 2010 and 2014, respectively. He is currently a Faculty Member at Hawassa University, Ethiopia, and Senior Member of the IEEE. He has published more than 125 research articles in indexed journals, and has authored and edited several books with international publishers. Dr. Khan’s research interests include power system restructuring, power system planning, smart grid technologies, meta-heuristic optimization techniques, reliability analysis of renewable energy systems, power quality analysis, and renewable energy integration.
- Provides a detailed overview of the core challenges faced by utility grids with high renewable energy penetration, together with potential solutions
- Amalgamates highly interdisciplinary technical guidance for optimized design, flexible operation, control, and maintenance in renewable-dominated grids
- Draws from the contributions of highly-respected global researchers and practitioners, featuring carefully selected case studies reflecting global practice and perspectives
- Provides deep insights on many critical issues pertaining to grid-integrated renewable energy, including flexibility, quality, stability, and protection
Date de parution : 10-2024
Ouvrage de 260 p.
15x22.8 cm
Mots-clés :
Power quality and Stability of Hybrid Utility Grid; Demand and Source Sides Flexibility; Regulatory Framework; Grid Codes; Smart Meters; Reconfiguration of Utility Network; Energy Storage Systems; Protection coordination; Reactive Power Management; Grid Integrated Solar Photovoltaic Systems