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Technical investigation on operational challenges of large-scale PV integration and opportunities with market restructuring, storages, green corridors, and AI.

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Název: Technical investigation on operational challenges of large-scale PV integration and opportunities with market restructuring, storages, green corridors, and AI.
Autoři: Singh, Deepti, Pal, Nitai, Sinha, Suneel Kumar
Zdroj: Microsystem Technologies; Sep2024, Vol. 30 Issue 9, p1109-1122, 14p
Témata: HYBRID power systems, ENERGY storage, ENERGY management, PHOTOVOLTAIC power systems, SOLAR energy, SOLAR technology
Abstrakt: The modern power markets introduce higher penetration levels of solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation units on a wide scale. Along with their environmental and economic advantages, these variable generation units exhibit significant challenges in network operations. The objective is to find critical observations based on available literature evidence reported by several researchers towards large-scale PV integration issues and important developments in the last two decades: Higher penetration issues, maximum power point tracking, grid integration, and solar PV regulations and policies are chosen as the primary attributes of the study. The work summarizes the significant outcomes of 122 research documents. These are mainly based on three focused areas: (i) solar PV systems with storage and energy management systems; (ii) solar power generation with hybrid system topology; and (iii) the role of artificial intelligence for the large-scale PV and storage integrated market. The review will support upcoming researchers and power engineering practitioners working on operation and planning, including large-scale PV integration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:The modern power markets introduce higher penetration levels of solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation units on a wide scale. Along with their environmental and economic advantages, these variable generation units exhibit significant challenges in network operations. The objective is to find critical observations based on available literature evidence reported by several researchers towards large-scale PV integration issues and important developments in the last two decades: Higher penetration issues, maximum power point tracking, grid integration, and solar PV regulations and policies are chosen as the primary attributes of the study. The work summarizes the significant outcomes of 122 research documents. These are mainly based on three focused areas: (i) solar PV systems with storage and energy management systems; (ii) solar power generation with hybrid system topology; and (iii) the role of artificial intelligence for the large-scale PV and storage integrated market. The review will support upcoming researchers and power engineering practitioners working on operation and planning, including large-scale PV integration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:09467076
DOI:10.1007/s00542-023-05556-0