Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources

With the continuous advancement of new power system construction,the impact of uncertainty is becoming increasingly prominent. Consequently,it is urgent to enhance the flexibility of new power systems to respond to fluctuations in source load power and ensure the safe and stable operation of the sys...

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Main Authors: Zhengping CHEN, Wenzhong LI, Feixiong CHEN, Minghuang HUANG, Fangdong WANG, Duanhong ZHANG
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Published: Editorial Department of Electric Power Engineering Technology 2025-03-01
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.12158/j.2096-3203.2025.02.014
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description With the continuous advancement of new power system construction,the impact of uncertainty is becoming increasingly prominent. Consequently,it is urgent to enhance the flexibility of new power systems to respond to fluctuations in source load power and ensure the safe and stable operation of the system. To this end,this paper reviews methods for improving the flexibility of new power systems considering distributed resources. Firstly,based on the inherent characteristics of the new power system,the challenges and technical bottlenecks in improving the flexibility of the new power system are analyzed. Secondly,following the historical-current-future timeline,this paper summarizes the flexibility improvement paths of the new power system from three perspectives:flexibility quantification evaluation,flexibility optimization scheduling,and flexibility configuration planning. Finally,the key challenges in enhancing the flexibility of new power systems are summarized from the three aforementioned aspects.
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spelling doaj-art-7cfddad9abdc48018c3cc49f712930d12025-08-20T03:16:46ZzhoEditorial Department of Electric Power Engineering Technology电力工程技术2096-32032025-03-0144214515910.12158/j.2096-3203.2025.02.014chenzhengpingSummary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resourcesZhengping CHEN0Wenzhong LI1Feixiong CHEN2Minghuang HUANG3Fangdong WANG4Duanhong ZHANG5State Grid Fujian Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Fuzhou 350003,ChinaState Grid Fujian Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Fuzhou 350003,ChinaCollege of Electrical Engineering and Automation,Fuzhou University,Fuzhou 350108,ChinaState Grid Fujian Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Fuzhou 350003,ChinaState Grid Fujian Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Fuzhou 350003,ChinaState Grid Fujian Electric Power Co.,Ltd.,Fuzhou 350003,ChinaWith the continuous advancement of new power system construction,the impact of uncertainty is becoming increasingly prominent. Consequently,it is urgent to enhance the flexibility of new power systems to respond to fluctuations in source load power and ensure the safe and stable operation of the system. To this end,this paper reviews methods for improving the flexibility of new power systems considering distributed resources. Firstly,based on the inherent characteristics of the new power system,the challenges and technical bottlenecks in improving the flexibility of the new power system are analyzed. Secondly,following the historical-current-future timeline,this paper summarizes the flexibility improvement paths of the new power system from three perspectives:flexibility quantification evaluation,flexibility optimization scheduling,and flexibility configuration planning. Finally,the key challenges in enhancing the flexibility of new power systems are summarized from the three aforementioned aspects.https://doi.org/10.12158/j.2096-3203.2025.02.014new power systemsimproved flexibilitydistributed resourcesflexibility quantitative evaluationflexibility optimization schedulingflexible configuration planning
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Minghuang HUANG
Fangdong WANG
Duanhong ZHANG
Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
电力工程技术
new power systems
improved flexibility
distributed resources
flexibility quantitative evaluation
flexibility optimization scheduling
flexible configuration planning
title Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
title_full Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
title_fullStr Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
title_full_unstemmed Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
title_short Summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
title_sort summary of research on improving the flexibility of new power systems with distributed resources
topic new power systems
improved flexibility
distributed resources
flexibility quantitative evaluation
flexibility optimization scheduling
flexible configuration planning
url https://doi.org/10.12158/j.2096-3203.2025.02.014
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