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Submitted by Prabir Barooah on January 9th, 2020
The ultimate goal of the project is to help the electric grid become more reliable even when a large amount of electricity is generated from green, but intermittent - sources such as solar and wind. To deal with this intermittency, inexpensive sources of energy storage are required. Instead of investing in batteries, this project seeks to obtain cheap storage by manipulating power demand in consumer loads through intelligent decision-making algorithms.
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Distributed coordination of smart devices to mitigate intermittency of renewables for a smarter grid
Sponsor(s)
National Science Foundation
Contributor(s)
Prabir Barooah
Arturo Bretas
Sean Meyn
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Submitted by Prabir Barooah on January 9th, 2018
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Distributed coordination of smart devices to mitigate intermittency of renewables for a smarter grid
Challenge:
Manage demand-supply imbalance in the power grid with a high degree of intermittent renewable energy (solar and wind) without using expensive batteries
Solution:
Providing Virtual Energy Storage (VES) through demand manipula/on of consumer loads, while maintaining consumers’ quality of service
Three innovations:
Submitted by Prabir Barooah on November 29th, 2017