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…that saves the system from blackout without additional vital load disconnection From a business-as-usual Top-Down power flow… The penetration of Distributed Generation is willing to damage the load-shedding capacity of historic Under Frequency Load Shedding (UFLS) protection schemes, especially in poorly interconnected grids. The introduction of a new frequency-controlled reserves promoted by the present Primary Support concept appears as a promising way to guarantee the System Security in the future. Primary Support leads on a coordinated modulation of non-vital distributed loads. Distributed and Coordinated Demand Response for Frequency-controlled reserve supply n°462969 G. Lebel 1,2 , D. Wang 1 , R. Caire 1 & N. HadjSaid 1 S. Bediou² & A. Glatigny² 1 Univ. Grenoble Alpes, G2Elab, F-38000 Grenoble, France / CNRS, G2Elab, F-38000 Grenoble, France ²Energy Division, Schneider Electric Industries F-38000 Grenoble, France A new paradigm of DG penetration on system security… a VPP that coordinates distributed loads modulation for Ancillary Services supply to the Utilities VIRTUAL POWER PLANT (VPP), DEMAND RESPONSE (DR), SMART GRID, POWER SYSTEM STABILITY, FREQUENCY CONTAINMENT RESERVE (FCR) KEY WORDS @gaspardlebel gaspard-lebel [email protected] … to a DG-penetration down the Primary Substation’s UFLS relays… … willing to weaken the UFLS protection plan up to a Black-out. Kuching Island response to a loss of its interconnection cable with / without Primary Support Detailed power and consumption flows variation with Primary Support Deploy DER controllers which embed a sub-meter and frequency-controlled relays, with remotelly controllable threshold Gather the effective power consumption of each load Build a stairs droop curve that approach the conventional droop curve of bulk generation unit by assigning a specific threshold to each load Send down the frequency threshold to each DER controller 1 3 2 4 … solved by a complementary coordinated load modulation process… 49.4Hz 49.8Hz Limit of robustness of Kuching Island UFLS plan face to RES-E penetration Bulk Generation UFLS relays Primary Substation Top-down power flow Unique Interconnection subjected to tripping 1pu = 282MW 0.48 pu Kuching Island 1pu = 282MW Kuching Island UFLS relays Primary Substation Top-down & down- only flows 0.34 pu 0.14 pu Bulk Generation Unique Interconnection subjected to tripping 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 47 47.5 48 48.5 49 49.5 50 50.5 51 0% of RES-E 10% of RES-E 30% of RES-E Impact of Reference Incident (0.48pu) on Kuching Island, depending on RES-E penetration Time (in s) 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 -0.5 -0.3 -0.1 0.1 Frequency (in Hz) Power variation (in pu) 0.25pu = 200 x

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…that saves the system from blackout without additio nal vital load disconnection

From a business-as-usual Top-Down power flow…

The penetration of Distributed Generation is willing to damage the load-shedding capacity ofhistoric Under Frequency Load Shedding (UFLS) protection schemes, especially in poorlyinterconnected grids. The introduction of a new frequency-controlled reserves promoted by thepresent Primary Support concept appears as a promising way to guarantee the System Securityin the future. Primary Support leads on a coordinated modulation of non-vital distributed loads.

Distributed and Coordinated Demand Response for Frequency-controlled reserve supply n°462969G. Lebel1,2, D. Wang 1, R. Caire1 & N. HadjSaid1

S. Bediou² & A. Glatigny²1Univ. Grenoble Alpes, G2Elab, F-38000 Grenoble, France / CNRS, G2Elab, F-38000 Grenoble, France ²Energy Division, Schneider Electric Industries F-38000 Grenoble, France

A new paradigm ofDG penetration onsystem security…

a VPP that coordinates distributed loads modulation for Ancillary Services supply to the Utilities

VIRTUAL POWER PLANT (VPP), DEMAND RESPONSE (DR), SMART GRID, POWER SYSTEM STABILITY, FREQUENCY CONTAINMENT RESERVE (FCR)

KEY WORDS

@gaspardlebel

gaspard-lebel

[email protected]

… to a DG-penetration down the Primary Substation’s UFLS relays…

… willing to weaken the UFLS protection plan up to a Black-out.

Kuching Island response to a loss of its interconnection

cable with / without Primary Support

Detailed power and consumption flows variation with

Primary Support

• Deploy DER controllers which embed asub-meter and frequency-controlled relays,with remotelly controllable threshold

• Gather the effective power consumption ofeach load

• Build a stairs droop curve that approachthe conventional droop curve of bulkgeneration unit by assigning a specificthreshold to each load

• Send down the frequency threshold toeach DER controller

1

3

2

4

… solved by a complementarycoordinated load modulationprocess…

49.4Hz 49.8Hz

Limit of robustness of Kuching Island UFLS plan face to RES-E penetration

Bulk Generation

UFLS relays

Primary Substation

Top-down power flow

Unique Interconnectionsubjected to tripping

1pu = 282MW

0.48 pu

Kuching Island

1pu = 282MW

Kuching Island

UFLS relays

Primary Substation

Top-down & down-

only flows0.34 pu

0.14 pu

Bulk Generation

Unique Interconnectionsubjected to tripping

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

4747.5

4848.5

4949.5

5050.5

51

0% of RES-E10% of RES-E30% of RES-E

Impact of Reference Incident (0.48pu) on Kuching Island, depending on RES-E penetration

Time (in s)0 5 10 15 20 25 30

-0.5

-0.3

-0.1

0.1

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in H

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0.25pu =

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