Assessing the Reliability Benefits of Energy Storage as a Transmission Asset
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| author | Sehloff, David Kwon, Jonghwan Mehrtash, Mahdi Levin, Todd Hobbs, Benjamin F. |
| author_facet | Sehloff, David Kwon, Jonghwan Mehrtash, Mahdi Levin, Todd Hobbs, Benjamin F. |
| contents | Utilizing energy storage solutions to reduce the need for traditional transmission investments has been recognized by system planners and supported by federal policies in recent years. This work demonstrates the need for detailed reliability assessment for quantitative comparison of the reliability benefits of energy storage and traditional transmission investments. First, a mixed-integer linear programming expansion planning model considering candidate transmission lines and storage technologies is solved to find the least-cost investment decisions. Next, operations under the resulting system configuration are simulated in a probabilistic reliability assessment which accounts for weather-dependent forced outages. The outcome of this work, when applied to TPPs, is to further equalize the consideration of energy storage compared to traditional transmission assets by capturing the value of storage for system reliability. |
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| spellingShingle | Assessing the Reliability Benefits of Energy Storage as a Transmission Asset Sehloff, David Kwon, Jonghwan Mehrtash, Mahdi Levin, Todd Hobbs, Benjamin F. Systems and Control Utilizing energy storage solutions to reduce the need for traditional transmission investments has been recognized by system planners and supported by federal policies in recent years. This work demonstrates the need for detailed reliability assessment for quantitative comparison of the reliability benefits of energy storage and traditional transmission investments. First, a mixed-integer linear programming expansion planning model considering candidate transmission lines and storage technologies is solved to find the least-cost investment decisions. Next, operations under the resulting system configuration are simulated in a probabilistic reliability assessment which accounts for weather-dependent forced outages. The outcome of this work, when applied to TPPs, is to further equalize the consideration of energy storage compared to traditional transmission assets by capturing the value of storage for system reliability. |
| title | Assessing the Reliability Benefits of Energy Storage as a Transmission Asset |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.21744 |