Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid

Zhuoyang Wang; Wang Zhang; Liyan Zhang; Guo Chen; Zhaoyang Dong; Tingwen Huang

doi:10.1109/SGRE.2015.7208723

Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid

Zhuoyang Wang
, Wang Zhang
, Liyan Zhang
, Guo Chen
, Zhaoyang Dong
, Tingwen Huang

Research output: Chapters, Conference Papers, Creative and Literary Works › RGC 32 - Refereed conference paper (with host publication) › peer-review

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Abstract

Large thermal power plants are the main sources of generation for conventional power systems. The traditional scheme will be challenged by new features of future smart grid: renewable energy (RE) sources, distributed generation (DG), energy storage (ES) and new type of loads such as electric vehicles (EV). In all the changes above, the role of modelling and analysis related to security for a large number of scenarios remains of central important. This inspired us to analyze the various scenarios under the future grid infrastructure based on the simplified Australian power grid. The main contribution of this paper is to form various scenarios for Australian future grid based on different levels of RE sources penetration and different levels of DSM uptakes. Then the security of the future electricity network is analyzed in detail based on these scenarios and useful implication is derived. © 2015 IEEE.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015
Publisher	IEEE
ISBN (Print)	9781467367653
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/SGRE.2015.7208723
Publication status	Published - 17 Aug 2015
Externally published	Yes
Event	1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015 - Doha, Qatar Duration: 22 Mar 2015 → 23 Mar 2015

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Name	2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015

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Conference	1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015
Place	Qatar
City	Doha
Period	22/03/15 → 23/03/15

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Research Keywords

Demand side management
Future grid
Network security
Renewable energy sources

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Wang, Z., Zhang, W., Zhang, L., Chen, G., Dong, Z., & Huang, T. (2015). Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid. In 2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015 Article 7208723 (2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/SGRE.2015.7208723

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Wang, Z, Zhang, W, Zhang, L, Chen, G, Dong, Z & Huang, T 2015, Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid. in 2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015., 7208723, 2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015, IEEE, 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015, Doha, Qatar, 22/03/15. https://doi.org/10.1109/SGRE.2015.7208723

Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid. / Wang, Zhuoyang; Zhang, Wang; Zhang, Liyan et al.
2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015. IEEE, 2015. 7208723 (2015 1st Workshop on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, SGRE 2015).

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Impact of different penetrations of renewable sources and demand side management on Australian future grid

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