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    Stability Assessment of Microgrids with High

    Penetration of Variable Renewables


    Kevin M. Banjar-Nahor, Equipe SYREL and MADEA
    G2Elab, 21 rue des martyrs, CS 90624, 38031 Grenoble CEDEX 1, FRANCE
    E-mail : [email protected]

    C. Microgrid Stability Classification
    Abstract—This article presents the thesis backgrounds and the
    summary of the work done in the first year, ongoing work, and Stability classification is the gate to a more effective and
    future perspectives. The subject of the PhD deals with the stability efficient analysis of power system stability. Although power
    of microgrids with high penetration of variable renewables. The system stability is essentially a single problem, the various forms
    associated challenges, impacts, and flexibility are briefly discussed. of instability cannot be effectively dealt with by treating as such.
    It is important to make appropriate simplifications and
    Index Terms— microgrids, stability, machine, inverter,
    classifications so that each type can be analyzed in the right
    degree of details.
    I. INTRODUCTION
    The widely used classification is based on the synchronous
    Power systems evolved around large, conventional, and machine behavior. Considering the challenges and evolutions
    centralized power plants. However, nowadays microgrid concept caused by microgrid concept, new stability classification and
    has gained much interest. Due to the different characteristics assessment are compelling, especially in the development of
    between conventional power systems and microgrids, the appropriate tools for stability assessment in the future.
    stability problems need to be classified, defined, and investigated
    differently. III. PRESENT WORK AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVE
    This research aims to identify the main issues, to develop a
    The ongoing research is focusing mainly on the dynamic
    methodology for the stability assessment, and to deliver
    stability of microgrids. Dynamic stability deals with the
    recommendations for enhancing the stability in microgrids.
    capability of a power system to return to a stable steady state
    following a large disturbance.
    II. MICROGRIDS AND THE CHALLENGES
    A. Microgrids A. Simulations Performed
    Microgrid concept is often regarded as an important part of Some simulations were done with Power Factory Software.
    smart grid, since it offers enhancements to power systems, This program was chosen due to its complete functionalities and
    notably in reliability, sustainability, and economic aspects. It is popularity in the research world and industry. The simulations
    widely accepted that a microgrid is an integrated energy system were carried out to point out that the stability issues are evolving
    consisting of energy resources and multiple electrical loads in microgrids.
    operating as a single, autonomous grid either in parallel to an B. Future Perspective
    external electric grid or islanded. The future perspectives include the development of a useful
    The microgrid that this research focuses on is an isolated classification of microgrid stability. It will be validated with
    power grid incorporating high penetration of variable computer simulations and laboratory testbeds in terms of
    renewables, with a capacity of tens up to 200 MW. effectivity and interdependency. In addition, in order to explore
    B. Challenges in Microgrids with Variable Renewables some solutions to the stability problems, an idea that a system
    Considering the type of microgrid this thesis is dealing with, will remain stable as long as the energy balance is preserved will
    flexibility resources such as quickly dispatchable power plants be elaborated.
    and interconnections are mostly not available. The energy
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