Implementation of a urban distribution system digital twin in real-time
Andrea Michele Aleo
Implementation of a urban distribution system digital twin in real-time.
Rel. Enrico Pons, Ettore Francesco Bompard, Andrea Mazza. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Elettrica, 2021
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Abstract
All countries must ensure sustainability and strengthen resilience while improving people’s health and welfare. For this reason, one of the needs remains for an accelerated path to meet global climate goals through the decarbonisation of our societies. Recently, the energy trends have confirmed the need to accelerate a reduction in CO2 emissions and Renewable Energy Sources (RES) are an enabling technology both to reach the goals and limit the rise in average global temperatures to 1.5 °C. As IRENA has estimated, RES, together with energy efficiency improving, could account for over 80% of the CO2 emission reductions needed. Despite this, RES-based solutions have not been explored to date with the rigor and urgency that is needed.
However, the large penetration of RES involves some issues: for example, the presence of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) may include overvoltages in some nodes of the electrical grid that are impossible to control with traditional voltage control strategies that are centralised in HV/MV substations, like on-load tap changer, without negatively impacting the other feeders connected on the same busbar
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