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5. Assessing the Economic Benefit due to BESS Management in a Renewable Energy Community of a Small Island

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Barberi A., Di Dio V., Di Pietra B., Favuzza S., Galluzzo M., Massaro F., Musca R., Zizzo G., Barberi A., Di Dio V., Di Pietra B., Favuzza S., Galluzzo M., Massaro F., Musca R., and Zizzo G.

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Settore ING-IND/33 - Sistemi Elettrici Per L'Energia, Batteries, photovoltaics, RECs, microgrids, BESS, small islands
Abstract

The paper presents a study carried out on the island of Pantelleria regarding the interaction among distributed energy resource and energy storage systems in renewable energy communities. EU, in the Clean Energy Package, defines the 'Jointly acting renewables self-consumers' (JARSCs) and the 'Renewable Energy Communities' (RECs) as innovative models to share energy from renewables facilities. Nevertheless, the behaviour of JARSCs and RECs is designed to maximize the final users' self-consumption without considering the impacts on the power grid operation. A comparison of various operational strategies of BESS and an investigation of their effect on the distribution network are key elements for the evolution and development of JACSRs and RECs in small islands. In the following, a model is proposed to size a PV plant and a battery storage system in an energy community and to analyse the economic impact of the management of the battery, considering the Italyn regulatory framework for RECs and the peculiar conditions of the power system of Pantelleria. The Energy Community model consists of a set of electrical loads, some controllable and some not, a photovoltaic generator representing the set of generators installed at the Energy Community users and a storage system representing the set of Battery Energy Storage System of the Energy Community members.

Published
2022

6. Design of a Smart Car Park with PV generation and BESS for Grid-on and Grid-off Operation. The SMARTEP Project

Author

Barberi A., Beccali M., Bonomolo M., Favuzza S., Lo Brano V., Musca R., Provenzano C. M., Zizzo G., Barberi A., Beccali M., Bonomolo M., Favuzza S., Lo Brano V., Musca R., Provenzano C.M., and Zizzo G.

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storage, Settore ING-IND/33 - Sistemi Elettrici Per L'Energia, Batteries, smart parking, Settore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica Ambientale, electric vehicle, EVH
Abstract

The paper presents the design state of a smart car park shelter for electric vehicle in the campus of the University of Palermo. The car park is supplied by the main grid and by a 40 kW photovoltaic system and is equipped with a Li-ion battery storage system with capacity 42 kWh. The hybrid plant is designed in order to operate both in connection with the main grid and in stand-alone mode, supplying, in this case, all car park's loads and providing one recharge to an electric vehicle. Moreover, the energy storage system and, eventually, the battery of one or more cars with V2G technologies, can be managed for providing ancillary services to the grid. In the paper, the design of the system and the choice of all components is presented. Finally, the environmental impact of the diffusion of such installations on the energy system is discussed.

Published
2022

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