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Field Demonstration of Hybrid and Coordinated Control Schemes for DMS with DER
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Field Demonstration of Hybrid and Coordinated Control Schemes for DMS with DER

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Overview

Project Summary

This project will evaluate the hybrid control concept through field demonstration to show that distribution systems can operate in coordination with DER to provide improved overall performance and cost-effectively accommodate increased levels of PV. This demonstration will serve as the basis for other utilities to apply similar control schemes within their service territories. Lessons learned, gaps and challenges uncovered through the demonstration will inform the industry and serve as a roadmap for further grid modernization implementation and improved integration of DER.

The project aims to demonstrate how such systems can effectively be deployed, enabling distribution operators to apply similar control schemes in a scalable manner. From this field demonstration, the unique challenges, gaps, and solutions will be documented. Additionally, the project will demonstrate:

  • Enhanced operational algorithms for coordinated control of distributed PV and distribution system assets and integration solutions
  • Increased hosting capacity using cost-effective solutions
  • Long-term solutions that are replicable and scalable working with commercial vendor partners to integrate PV into operations to increase DER hosting capacity

Project Team

  • Project Lead
    1. EPRI
  • Utilities
    1. Central Hudson Gas and Electric
  • Research Partners
    1. New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
  • Vendors
    1. Schneider Electric
  • Other Participants or Stakeholders
  • N/A
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Project Information

Project Information

  • Technology Demonstrated
    1. Utility-scale Solar PV
    2. Utility-scale Battery Storage
    3. Distribution Management System
    4. Smart Inverter
    5. Edge of Grid
  • Demonstration Objectives
    1. Voltage Regulation
    2. Volt-VAR Optimization
    3. Restoration
    4. Distribution Planning
  • Related EPRI Programs
    1. P170 - End-Use Energy Efficiency and Demand Response
    2. P174 - Integration of Distributed Energy Resources
    3. P180 - Distribution Systems
    4. P200 - Distribution Operations and Planning
  • Project Type
    1. Laboratory Testing
    2. Modeling and Simulation
    3. Field Deployment
    4. Cost-Benefit Assessment

Status

Beginning Date:
December 31, 2017
Ending Date:
December 30, 2020
Project Status:
In Progress
Last Modified:
November 2, 2020

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