Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation
As electric mobility gains popularity, Electric Vehicles (EVs) and their batteries are becoming more attractive due to their size and energy density advantages. However, the electric grid has not undergone similar improvements, potentially impacting power stability and affecting EV energy usage and...
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author | El Ganaoui Mourlan Ouafae Miliani El Hadj Moussadeq Meryem Kabalan Bilal |
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description | As electric mobility gains popularity, Electric Vehicles (EVs) and their batteries are becoming more attractive due to their size and energy density advantages. However, the electric grid has not undergone similar improvements, potentially impacting power stability and affecting EV energy usage and availability. The key challenge lies in managing increasing power demands from a fully EV fleet. To address this, efforts are needed to analyze the integration of EVs into the grid and optimize power distribution. In this paper, an innovative Energy Management Strategy (EMS) is proposed to effectively control energy loads, energy sources, and EVs, incorporating Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capability. The EMS optimizes energy flow and storage based on time of day, potential energy production, and the cost of grid electricity. The integration of this EMS results in significant benefits, with approximately 12% savings in electricity bills compared to a reference strategy. |
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spelling | doaj-art-d25a112f55e045ffa7e0a11b9d13f4322025-02-07T08:32:12ZengEDP SciencesScience and Technology for Energy Transition2804-76992025-01-01801410.2516/stet/2024111stet20240158Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generationEl Ganaoui Mourlan Ouafae0Miliani El Hadj1Moussadeq Meryem2Kabalan Bilal3IFP Energies NouvellesIFP Energies NouvellesIFP SchoolUniversité Gustave EIFFEL, Laboratoire LICIT-Eco7As electric mobility gains popularity, Electric Vehicles (EVs) and their batteries are becoming more attractive due to their size and energy density advantages. However, the electric grid has not undergone similar improvements, potentially impacting power stability and affecting EV energy usage and availability. The key challenge lies in managing increasing power demands from a fully EV fleet. To address this, efforts are needed to analyze the integration of EVs into the grid and optimize power distribution. In this paper, an innovative Energy Management Strategy (EMS) is proposed to effectively control energy loads, energy sources, and EVs, incorporating Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capability. The EMS optimizes energy flow and storage based on time of day, potential energy production, and the cost of grid electricity. The integration of this EMS results in significant benefits, with approximately 12% savings in electricity bills compared to a reference strategy.https://www.stet-review.org/articles/stet/full_html/2025/01/stet20240158/stet20240158.htmlelectric vehiclesrenewable energy sourcesvehicle-to-gridsmart gridmicrogridenergy management strategyoptimization |
spellingShingle | El Ganaoui Mourlan Ouafae Miliani El Hadj Moussadeq Meryem Kabalan Bilal Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation Science and Technology for Energy Transition electric vehicles renewable energy sources vehicle-to-grid smart grid microgrid energy management strategy optimization |
title | Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
title_full | Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
title_fullStr | Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
title_full_unstemmed | Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
title_short | Advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
title_sort | advanced energy management strategy for microgrids with integrated battery storage and renewable generation |
topic | electric vehicles renewable energy sources vehicle-to-grid smart grid microgrid energy management strategy optimization |
url | https://www.stet-review.org/articles/stet/full_html/2025/01/stet20240158/stet20240158.html |
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