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A microgrid is a small network of electricity users with a local source of supply that is usually attached to a larger grid but can function independently. The interconnection of small scale generating units, such as PV and wind turbines, and energy storage systems, such as batteries, to a low voltage distribution grid involves three major challenges: variability, scalability, and stability. It must keep delivering reliable and stable power also when changing, or repairing, any component, or under varying wind and solar conditions. It also must be able to accept additional units, i.e. be scalable. This reference discusses these three challenges facing engineers and researchers in the field of power systems, covering topics such as demand side energy management, transactive energy, optimizing and sizing of microgrid components. Case studies and results provide illustrative examples in each chapter.
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Microgrid control overview
Chapter 3: Requirements analysis in transactive energy management
Chapter 4: Transformation of microgrid to virtual power plant
Chapter 5: Operations of a clustered microgrid
Chapter 6: Distributed energy network using nanogrid
Chapter 7: Sizing of microgrid components
Chapter 8: Optimal sizing of energy storage system
Chapter 9: Microgrid communications - protocols and standards
Chapter 10: Voltage stability of microgrids
Chapter 11: Frequency stability and synthetic inertia
Chapter 12: Microgrid protection
Chapter 13: Black start and islanding operations of microgrid
Chapter 14: Microgrid feasibility study and economics
Chapter 15: Power electronics-microgrid interfacing
