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 | FACTS Devices for Large Wind Power Plants (Paper)
By A. Adamczyk; R. Teodorescu; R.N. Mukerjee; P. Rodriguez | |
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Abstract: Growing number of wind turbines is changing electricity generation profile all over the world. However, high wind energy penetration affects power system safety and stability. For this reason transmission system operators (TSO)
impose more stringent connection requirements on the wind power plant (WPP) owners. On the other hand flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) devices offer enhancement of
grid stability and can facilitate grid code compliance for WPP. In this paper state-of-the-art in FACTS for large WPPs with
AC connection is given. FACTS devices (excluding HVDC) with their properties are described. Academic and industrial research in FACTS applicability for WPPs is summarized.
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| | FACTS Devices for Large Wind Power Plants (Presentation)
By A. Adamczyk; R. Teodorescu; R.N. Mukerjee; P. Rodriguez | |
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Abstract: The presentation of: FACTS Devices for Large Wind Power Plants
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| | Storage Possibilities for Enabling Higher Wind Energy Penetration (Paper)
By M. Swierczynski; R. Teodorescu; C.N. Rasmussen; P. Rodriguez; H. Vikelgaard | |
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Abstract: As the installed worldwide wind energy capacity increases about 30% annually and Kyoto protocol that came in force in 2005, wind penetration level in power system is considered to significantly increase in near future. Due to increased penetration and nature of the wind, especially its intermittency, partly unpredictability and variability, wind
power can put the operation of power system into risk. One of the possible solutions can be an addition of energy
storage into wind power plant. This paper deals with state of the art of the Energy Storage (ES) technologies and their possibility of accommodation for
wind turbines. Overview of ES technologies is done in respect to
its suitability for Wind Power Plant (WPP). Services that energy storage can offer both to WPP and power system are discussed. Moreover examples of already existing installations are shown.
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| | Storage Possibilities for Enabling Higher Wind Energy Penetration (Presentation)
By M. Swierczynski; R. Teodorescu; C.N. Rasmussen; P. Rodriguez; H. Vikelgaard | |
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Abstract: The presentation of: Storage Possibilities for Enabling Higher Wind Energy Penetration
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