Abstract:
The implemented controller uses a cost function to find the optimal rate of charge/discharge for all batteries. In other words, this battery management system aims to find the minimum overall operating cost to run the batteries over a specific period of time.
Abstract:
A multilayer control framework for a power system includes a hybrid storage system (HSS) to store energy using a plurality of energy storage devices; a local controller coupled to the HSS to smooth output power of wind or photovoltaic energy sources while regulating a State of Charge (SoC) of the HSS; and a system-wide controller coupled to the HSS activated upon an occurrence of one or more energy disturbances with a control strategy designed to improve system dynamics to address the one or more energy disturbances.
Abstract:
A management framework is disclosed that achieves maximum energy storage device lifetime based on energy storage device life estimation and the price of energy. The management framework includes a battery life estimation from a supercycle model, for a time window between two consecutive full charges of a battery, which allows assessing a worst case scenario impact of all partial cycles within a supercycle on the battery life. The battery life estimation then considers each supercycle as a single discharge unit instead of treating each individual discharge period separately.
Abstract:
A method for determining use of a second life battery under load conditions to reduce CO2 emissions includes using Monte Carlo simulations to modeling uncertainties of a load profile, a renewable energy profile, and CO2 emissions rate, determining an initial state of charge SOC of the second life battery based on a Gaussian distribution for determining a rate of charging during low emission hours and discharging during high CO2 emission hours of the second life battery and storage size of the second life battery and CO2 emissions reduction.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method predicting a life span of a battery storage unit by employing a deep neural network is presented. The method includes collecting energy consumption data from one or more electricity meters installed in a structure, analyzing, via a data processing component, the energy consumption data, removing one or more features extracted from the energy consumption data via a feature engineering component, partitioning the energy consumption data via a data partitioning component, and predicting battery capacity of the battery storage unit via a neural network component sequentially executing three machine learning techniques.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for controlling behind-the meter energy storage/management systems (EMSs) for battery-optimized demand charge minimized operations, including determining an optimal monthly demand charge threshold based on a received customer load profile and a customer load profile and savings. The determining of the monthly demand charge threshold includes iteratively performing daily optimizations to determine a daily optimal demand threshold for each day of a month, selecting a monthly demand threshold by clustering the daily optimal demand thresholds for each day of the month into groups, and determining a dominant group representative of a load pattern for a next month. A mean demand threshold for the dominant group is selected as the monthly demand threshold, and continuous battery-optimized demand charge minimized EMS operations are provided based on the monthly demand threshold using a real-time controller configured for overriding the optimal charging/discharging profiles when a monthly demand threshold violation is detected.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for photovoltaic (PV) output forecasting are provided. The methods include determining whether a weather condition that indicates a first forecasting model to have a greater accuracy than a deep learning-based forecasting model is detected in weather data for a predetermined time span. The method also includes forecasting PV output, by a processing device, using the first forecasting model in response to a determination that the weather condition is detected in the weather data for the predetermined time span. The method further includes predicting PV output using the deep learning-based forecasting model in response to a determination that the weather condition is not detected in the weather data for the predetermined time span.
Abstract:
A battery management system is provided. The battery management system includes a memory for storing program code. The battery management system further includes a processor for running the program code to extract features from battery operation data. The processor further runs the program code to train a deep learning model to model a battery degradation process of a battery using the extracted features. The processor also runs the program code to generate, using the deep learning model, a prediction of a battery capacity degradation based on the battery operation data and a current battery capacity of the battery. The processor additionally runs the program code to control an operation of the battery responsive to the prediction of the battery capacity degradation.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method for controlling voltage fluctuations of a microgrid including a plurality of distributed generators (DGs) is presented. The computer-implemented method includes collecting, by a resiliency controller including at least a voltage control module, measurement data from the microgrid, using, by a reactive power estimator, reactive power estimations to calculate an amount of reactive power for each of the DGs, and using a dynamic droop control unit to distribute the reactive power to each of the DGs of the microgrid.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method for controlling voltage fluctuations of a microgrid including a plurality of distributed generators (DGs) is presented. The computer-implemented method includes collecting, by a resiliency controller, measurement data from the microgrid, using a model predictive control (MPC) module to distribute reactive power to each of the DGs of the microgrid, and using a droop based controller to guide operation of each of the DGs of the microgrid.