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HERO ID
7125280
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
A Review of Battery Energy Storage Systems for Residential DC Microgrids and Their Economical Comparisons
Author(s)
Mulleriyawage, UGK; Shen, W; ,
Year
2018
Publisher
DESTECH PUBLICATIONS, INC
Location
LANCASTER
Web of Science Id
WOS:000468631900085
Abstract
In residential DC microgrids integrated with renewable energy sources (RESs), prosumer's power generation and load demand are not matched due to inherent sporadic nature of RESs. One way to address this issue is to add an energy storage system (ESS). The ESS is useful in fluctuation suppression, load following, time shifting, peak shaving, energy saving and emergency power. Moreover, an ESS will resolve overvoltage issue in utility grids due to exported surplus energy from residential RESs. Therefore, this paper will review battery ESSs that can be used in residential DC microgrids. Three major battery chemistries, i.e. lead-acid, lithium ion (Li-ion) and Zinc bromine (ZB) are reviewed. The analysis of the levelized cost of energy reveals that lead-acid batteries are economically less competitive compared with Li-ion and ZB batteries in residential DC microgrid applications.
Conference Name
International Conference on Energy, Ecology and Environment (ICEEE) / International Conference on Electric and Intelligent Vehicles (ICEIV)
Conference Location
Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
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