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Optimal Capacity Planning of Renewable Distributed Generation in Active Distribution Networks to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

10.15199/48.2017.04.33

nr katalogowy: 104947
10.15199/48.2017.04.33

This work presents an evaluation of the maximum capacity of renewable distributed generation that can be connected to active distribution networks to minimize the greenhouse gas emissions of the electric network. The study aimed at obtaining a methodology applicable to active distribution networks with characteristics of variable generation and demand in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from electric power generation activities. The formulation of the methodology is based on an optimal power flow model incorporating special system controls. Streszczenie. W artykule rozważa się maksymalna pojemność odnwialnych źródeł energii rozproszonej która może być dołączona do aktywnej sieci rozdzielczej dla zminimalizowania emisji gazów cieplarnianych. Metoda polega na modelu optymalnego przepływu mocy uwzględniającym sterowanie systemem. Planowanie optymalnej pojemności odnawialnych źródeł energii w aktywnej sieci rozdzielczej w celu redukcji emisji gazów cieplarnianych Keywords: greenhouse gas emissions; distributed generation; active distribution networks; wind energy. Słowa kluczowe: gazy cieplarniane, energia rozproszpona, źródła odnawialne Introduction In the last decade, the phenomenon called global warming has been associated with the increase of greenhouse gases emitted during the combustion of fossil fuels like oil, coal and gas. The current conventional generation systems that use fossil fuels emit large amounts of greenhouse gases to the environment. Renewable energy sources are those whose origin lies in natural phenomena, processes or materials that can be converted to usable energy to mankind and is naturally regenerated. Thus, are available continually and periodically. Distributed generation (DG) is an electric energy generator connected to the electric distribution network or directly to the load consuming electric power. Distributed generation that uses renewable energy sources to generate electricity are called rene[...]

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