TY - BOOK
T1 - High Penetration of Power Electronic Interfaced Power Sources and the Potential Contribution of Grid Forming Converters
AU - Christensen, Peter
AU - Andersen, Gert Karmisholt
AU - Seidel, Matthias
AU - Bolik, Sigrid
AU - Engelken, Sönke
AU - Knueppel, Thyge
AU - Krontiris, Athanasios
AU - Wuerflinger, Klaus
AU - Bülo, Thorsten
AU - Jahn, Jörg
AU - Ndreko, Mario
AU - Salehi, Saeed
AU - Theologitis, Ioannis
AU - Weise, Bernd
AU - Urdal, Helge
AU - Egea Alvarez, Agusti
AU - Roscoe, Andrew J
AU - Fortmann, Jens
PY - 2020/1/30
Y1 - 2020/1/30
N2 - The traditional electrical power system and electricity markets have been designed to work with SGs, and so these have traditionally provided various 'inherent' capabilities to the system critical to ensure the stable operation of the power systems during severe faults and even basic system survival during rare system splits. Due to the potential total absence of SGs approaches during periods of high penetration (HP) of PEIPS infeed, the wider industry has engaged in a closer examination of the lack of these system capabilities [4], [17], [31], [32]. Traditionally, the focus in the context of PEIPS has been on steady state and a limited number of dynamic (faster) aspects recently expanded to include PEIPS contributing fast fault current during system faults and extended contribution to frequency management (although this latter capability has been required from RES for more than 10 years in some countries). Demand side contributions in these contexts are emerging and have significant potential.
AB - The traditional electrical power system and electricity markets have been designed to work with SGs, and so these have traditionally provided various 'inherent' capabilities to the system critical to ensure the stable operation of the power systems during severe faults and even basic system survival during rare system splits. Due to the potential total absence of SGs approaches during periods of high penetration (HP) of PEIPS infeed, the wider industry has engaged in a closer examination of the lack of these system capabilities [4], [17], [31], [32]. Traditionally, the focus in the context of PEIPS has been on steady state and a limited number of dynamic (faster) aspects recently expanded to include PEIPS contributing fast fault current during system faults and extended contribution to frequency management (although this latter capability has been required from RES for more than 10 years in some countries). Demand side contributions in these contexts are emerging and have significant potential.
KW - power sources
KW - system engineering
KW - power electronic converters
UR - https://www.entsoe.eu/events/2020/01/30/workshop-on-high-penetration-of-power-electronic-interfaced-power-sources-and-the-potential-contribution-of-grid-forming-converters/
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - High Penetration of Power Electronic Interfaced Power Sources and the Potential Contribution of Grid Forming Converters
CY - Brussels
ER -