To prevent the overvoltage in high PV penetration conditions, EESS can be applied in order to store a part of the energy generated by PVs and limit the amount of active power injected into the grid by PV units.
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To prevent the overvoltage in high PV penetration conditions, EESS can be applied in order to store a part of the energy generated by PVs and limit the amount of active power injected into the grid by PV units.
In residential feeders, in which the load consumption is relatively small during high PV generation periods, the potential for overvoltage is greater, and a lower share of PV systems may cause reverse power flow and an unacceptable voltage rise in the grid.
In a typical sunny day, due to extensive production of PVs combined with a light load, the voltage value increases. In this condition, if the voltage exceeds its allowed range, even if there is a lot of PV production, some parts or all of production needs to be curtailed.
However, overvoltage is the main challenge in many LV grids with PV, and is one of the main limiting factors in increasing PV penetration in LV grids. Overvoltage caused by PV systems happens when the power flow path is reversed from customers to the LV transformers.
As can be seen, to have an acceptable voltage quality at the customer points of connection, the maximum voltage increase in LV grids is limited to 3%, which can potentially limit the maximum PV installation in the grid. Using active MV/LV transformers, a higher voltage increase along the feeder is acceptable.
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