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Traditional cost-benefit analyses (CBA) at the European level are mainly focused on energy needs rather than on power grid needs. This work analyses HVDC technology (exclusively Voltage Source Converter HVDC) and its potential to provide additional benefits for integrating more Renewable Energy Sources in the network. These additional benefits could be provided by the following range of functionalities: - Power flow control capability - Voltage support - Frequency and inertia support - Grid forming - Blackstart capability This work aims at providing modelling requirements of AC/DC grids and in particular to propose clear guidelines to evaluate, at the planning stage, all benefits that can be provided by the HVDC technology in a system with high share of Renewables. The ultimate goal is to allow decision makers to make better informed decisions.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Energy (European Commission)
- Personal author(s): Antoine, O ; Papangelis, L ; Tielens, P ; Karoui, K ; Ergun, H ; Bastianel, G ; Agbemuko, A ; Beerten, J ; Leterme, W ; Van Hertem, D
- Themes: Energy research
- Subject: electrical energy , energy grid , energy research , renewable energy , solar energy , wind energy
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-60277-4 | DOI 10.2833/627100 | Catalogue number MJ-05-22-426-EN-N |
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