Method and System for Control of Power Systems with Intermittent Renewable Energy
Inventors: Kumar Venayagamoorthy
Market Overview
Kumar Venayagamoorthy
2012-111
Applications:
Renewable Energy/Power Systems Control
Technical Summary:
This technology integrates aspects such as power system economy, stability and security into the formulation of the DSOPF methodology to help achieve the goal of non-linear optimal control. This proposed DSOPF system can replace other methods such as adaptive critic designs and secondary voltage control to help ensure that a coordinated alternating current power flow is created. Therefore, highly variable energy systems, such as those associated with renewable energy sources, can be continuously maintained at optimal operating status through adjustment of set points within established algorithms.
Advantages:
• Provides regulation and optimization for both active and reactive power
• Enables addition of renewable energy sources without need for updgrading line capacities
• Accounts for high short-term variability and uncertainty associated with intermittent energy sources
Technology Overview
State of Development
Optimized technology ready for licensing
Patent Type
Utility
Category
Serial Number
13,859,242
CURF Reference No.
2012-111
Inventors
Kumar Venayagamoorthy
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