Renewable generation is rapidly increasing and transforming power systems toward“new-type power systems”.The integration of renewable energy resources necessitates a shift from conventional grid-following converters...Renewable generation is rapidly increasing and transforming power systems toward“new-type power systems”.The integration of renewable energy resources necessitates a shift from conventional grid-following converters(GFLs)to advanced grid-forming controls.Although grid-forming converters(GFMs)provide grid support and enhance system stability under weak grid conditions,their deployment requires more robust hardware,complex control algorithms and system operation constraints,resulting in planning and operational trade-offs between system stability and cost efficiency.This paper studies the underexplored question of how many GFMs are needed from a techno-economic perspective.The holistic analysis integrates long-term planning,short-term operational strategies and dynamic stability considerations,thereby supporting large-scale renewable integration while ensuring system security and economic benefits.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Carbon Neutrality and Energy System Transformation project and in part by EPSRC under Grant EP/Y025946/1.
文摘Renewable generation is rapidly increasing and transforming power systems toward“new-type power systems”.The integration of renewable energy resources necessitates a shift from conventional grid-following converters(GFLs)to advanced grid-forming controls.Although grid-forming converters(GFMs)provide grid support and enhance system stability under weak grid conditions,their deployment requires more robust hardware,complex control algorithms and system operation constraints,resulting in planning and operational trade-offs between system stability and cost efficiency.This paper studies the underexplored question of how many GFMs are needed from a techno-economic perspective.The holistic analysis integrates long-term planning,short-term operational strategies and dynamic stability considerations,thereby supporting large-scale renewable integration while ensuring system security and economic benefits.
