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Advanced control and management strategies that incorporate predictive parameters -resource and market- to be applied to operational scenarios of photovoltaic solar plants with storage systems.

General Information

  • Location: Technological Innovation Department of Acciona.
  • Duration: March 2018 - June 2019
  • Participants: ACCIONA.
  • Budget: €232,097
  • More information: Project financed by the Government of Navarra and co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the ERDF Operational Programme 2014-2020 for Navarra

 

Technical objectives

  • Increase the integration of photovoltaic energy in the grid, giving the renewable generation system a storage facility with ramp control, fluctuation filtering, frequency regulation and capacity guarantees.
  • Validate advanced strategies for photovoltaic plants aimed at optimizing the control and management of storage systems, by incorporating advanced prediction models of the resource and economic aspects (market).
  • Structure the simultaneous execution of various strategies, with dynamic distribution of the total capacity to each one of them.
  • Incorporate resource availability considerations thanks to the integration of short-term fluctuation data, through integration with data from sky cameras.
  • Ensure the continuity and quality of the energy sent to the grid, validating the effectiveness of the response in a validation context that fulfils the current requirements of the Grid Codes.
  • Demonstrate the suitability of the storage systems incorporated into photovoltaic plants as systems that provide auxiliary services to the grid, constituting an integral and efficient system with demonstrated fast-response capacity to cover supply needs and demands.
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