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Nieße, Astrid and Lünsdorf, Ontje and Mayer, Christoph and Scherfke, Stefan and Schütte, Steffen and Tröschel, Martin and Wissing, Carsten and Sonnenschein, Michael

Abstract

We present our ICT-based approach of an integrative energy management in the distribution grid aiming at a substitution of fossil generation capacities. Using the example of a strong wind power gradient, the potential of the following concepts to adapt to extreme load curves within short time is shown: a. Reactive scheduling of small-scale generation units b. Virtual Appliances for load shifting c. Load management of battery systems e.g. in Plug-in Electric Vehicles d. Dynamic product build-up in Virtual Power Plants The proposed elements of an integrative energy management work on different time scales: The scheduling of residential combined heat and power plants can lead to feed-in shifts of several hours, whereas load shifting with domestic appliances like refrigerators imply load shifting of less than an hour for a single device. These concepts have to be integrated to adapt local grid load curves to wind power feed-in characteristics.

Publishing date

12 / 2010

Type of Publication

misc

Projects

FEN
Forschungsverbund Energie Niedersachsen
EWE-DEMS
Decentral energymanagement system
GridSurfer
Integration der Elektromobilität in bestehende Energie- und Verkehrsnetze.(Sorry - only available in german!)