A Powerful Tool for Power System Monitoring: Distributed Dynamic State Estimation Based on a Full-View Synchronized Measurement System
Tianshu Bi, Maolin Zhu, Hao Liu
Abstract
Modern power systems are witnessing a rapid transition with the increasing penetration of intermittent nonsynchronous renewable generation and distributed energy resources. According to the National Energy Administration, China’s installed wind and solar energy capacity accounted for 26.7% of the country’s total power generation capacity at the end of 2021. In terms of electricity generation, wind and solar energy accounted for 11.8% percent of the total electricity use that year. In the renewable energy development plan in the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021–2025), China aims for renewables to meet 33% of national power consumption and for nonhydro renewables to satisfy 18%. This transition poses challenges for system operators to grasp the actual status of power systems accurately and comprehensively.