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    Dong Zhang, G.M. Shafiullah, Choton K.

    Das, Kok Wai Wong,


    A systematic review of optimal planning and deployment of distributed generation
    and energy storage systems in power networks,
    Journal of Energy Storage,
    Volume 56, Part A,
    2022,
    105937,
    ISSN 2352-152X,
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.est.2022.105937.
    (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352152X22019259)
    Abstract: Climate change is encouraging a growing interest worldwide to increase
    renewable distributed generation (DG) integration into the power grid. DG is free
    from greenhouse gas emissions and can assist in mitigating the energy crisis and
    reducing energy costs. However, due to its variable nature and bidirectional power
    flows, high penetration of such DGs, particularly solar and wind, might create
    significant problems. Some of the issues could be related to reduced power quality,
    excessive power loss, and low utilization rate of power equipment. Optimal DG
    allocation can effectively alleviate these challenges by enhancing voltage
    stability, relieving the overloads of feeders, and improving the reliability of the
    power grid. Introducing energy storage systems (ESSs) in the network provide
    another possible approach to solve the above problems by stabilizing voltage and
    frequency. Therefore, it is essential to allocate distributed ESSs optimally on the
    distribution network to fully exploit their advantages. Enormous research effort
    has been put into these areas over the last decade by industries, utilities, and
    research communities. This paper presents an extensive review on the optimal
    planning and deployment of DGs, ESSs, and coordinated DGs and ESSs. This paper also
    will look at their strengths and weaknesses, the barriers to their implementation,
    and the associated technologies used in their implementation. Finally, this paper
    reviews the methods of uncertainty modelling in DG and ESS planning and their
    merits and drawbacks. This review includes a survey of the deployment planning
    approaches and investigates challenges with recommendations for future deployment.
    This review will be beneficial for use by utilities, researchers, investors, and
    stakeholders when considering the future deployment of DGs and ESSs in distribution
    networks to ensure a reliable and sustainable power system.
    Keywords: Distributed generation (DG); Energy storage in distribution networks;
    Energy storage system (ESS); Optimal allocation of energy storage; Optimal planning
    of DG and ESS; Optimisation algorithm; Overview of energy storage; System
    reliability; Uncertainty modelling

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