Intelligent energilagring decentraliserat system

Vattenfall, Boliden och Landskrona Energi har genomfört ett forskningsprojekt för att utveckla ett intelligent batterilager vid Bolidens blyåtervinningsanläggning i Landskrona. Projektet hade som primärt mål att effektivisera energiförbrukningen genom optimal energilagring vid låga elpriser för att sedan utnyttja denna lagrade energi vid pristoppar.

How can decentralized control help our energy grid?

Decentralized control solves a few challenges for our changing grid. Billions of new energy devices generating energy from variable resources are difficult to manage centrally—the problem is too complex. Beyond the technical hurdles, our grids also need a new paradigm for resilience, protecting against natural disasters and cyberattacks.

What is Intelligent Energy Management?

Over the last few years, the term intelligent energy management, also called smart energy management, has emerged as a growing idea in the power systems literature. This is due to the rapid increase in energy consumption in today's applications, ranging from industrial to commercial (Nižetić et al., 2020).

Is decentralized energy management a scalable solution for multi-commodities?

Simulation findings obtained from a test case verified that the decentralized strategy provided a scalable solution for the energy management in the multi-commodities. In Kahrobaee et al. (2013), a novel smart home system was proposed using MAS to tackle the problems of demand-side management.

How can customer DER integration be implemented in energy management?

A standard set of communication interfaces following the concepts of interoperability and control should be developed to enable customer DER integration in the energy management process. Promising solutions, such as P2P energy-trading networks, a concept still in the early stages of development, should be considered.

Can intelligent energy management systems fill the existing gaps?

New perspectives in the field are proposed to fill the existing gaps. In the last decade, there have been significant developments in the field of intelligent energy management systems (IEMSs), with various methods and new solutions proposed for managing the energy resources intelligently.

Can intelligent energy management systems save energy?

Forecasts show that, over the next two decades, the world's electricity production is expected to increase by over 40 per cent and its demand by approximately 85 per cent (Newell and Raimi, 2020). This has prompted the researchers and vendors to develop various intelligent energy management systems (IEMSs) for saving energy.