Overview of Impacts of Distribution Generations and Micro Grids on Active Distribution Network Operation

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With recent development of technology and management in power market and equipment, more and more distributed generation (DG) is embedded in the distribution network. However the approach of connecting DG in most cases is based on a so-called ‘fit and forget’ policy and the capacity of DG is limited rigidly by distribution system operator to avoid the negative effects of high level penetration. New management technologies have been proposed to handle the integration of DGs in the distribution networks. In this review, the micro grid (MG) was treated as the local control method to coordinate DGs within a small area of distribution network. And the active distribution network (AND) was treated as the global control mechanism to actively manage DGs, MGs and other equipment. The operation framework of ADN was firstly introduced. Then based on the static and dynamic models of DGs and MGs, impacts of DGs and MGs on the ADN are surveyed from power quality, stability to the operation. Finally, the conclusion and suggestion is given in this paper.

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