New 100% renewable, flexible and robust energy system for the integration of new generation, grid and demand-side technologies-Technical studies of networks

L. Rouco L. Sigrist A. Tomás-Martín

Funding entity I-DE Redes Eléctricas Inteligentes, S.A

This project is part of the FLEXENER project. The main objective of the FLEXENER project is to investigate new technologies and simulation models in the field of renewable generation, storage systems and flexible demand management and operation of the distribution network. A 100% renewable and decarbonised energy mix is sought, effectively integrated into the electrical system of the future in a flexible, efficient and safe way. In this context, this project has been in charge of the assessment of the contribution to the distribution grid to the system stability.

Research topics:
• Steady-state: Load flows, analysis of power system constraints, optimal load flows, voltage control ancilliary service,short-circuits, protections in transmission and ditribution networks
• Stability: Large disturbance stability, tuning of frequency loadshedding schemes, excitation control, small disturbance stability, tuning of power system stabilizers, identification of AVR and governor models
• HVDC/FACTS

FLEXENER_iDE_REDES_OPERACION

Technical reports:
A. García-Cerrada, A. Ortega, L. Rouco, L. Sigrist, A review of methods for the estimation of inertia and its distribution. Project: FLEXENER_iDE_REDES_OPERACION / T3.2.1. Funded by I-DE Redes Eléctricas Inteligentes, S.A. .