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CIGRE
Jan MEYER, ATechnische U
Gjan.meyer
ABSTRACT
Due to the eneto renewable e(PV) installatcountries. As impact on pomanufacturersutilities/netwoC4/C6.29 hasinstallations aincorporate thissues related been conductefound that thamong utilitiepossible impacrecommended installations ina reliable asse
INTRODUC
During the lassolar power con many coun
trend is expecthe coming ywith the conpotential impa
Between 201C4/C6.29 “Postudied, ana
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Ana-Maria BLUniversitaet DGermany r@tu-dresden
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ergy policies energy sourcetions is contiPV inverters
ower quality s, planners, rk operators.s studied m
and its impacthe existing exto solar powe
ed by the wohere is a siges/network opct of PV insta
d to intensifn order to obessment of its
CTION
st decade a huonnected to th
ntries of the wcted to contin
years. Differennnection of sact on voltage
3 and 2016 ower quality lysed and
talled Solar PV fr
4th Internation
9: SURVEYISSU
LANCO SDresden
n.de
and the consees, the amouninuously incr utilize poweis an importsolar power The CIGRE
many aspects t on power quxperiences wier, an internatorking group. gnificant lackperators with
allations on pofy the mon
btain sufficienimpact on pow
uge increase ihe networks haworld, as shownue and even nt concerns hsolar power, and current q
the CIGRE aspects of sdiscussed t
from 2005-2015 (
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Y OF UTILUES RELAT
Sarah RÖNNBLuleå Unive
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equent transitnt of photovolreasing in mer electronics,tant concern r operators aE working gro
related to uality. In ordeth power quational survey The survey
k of informath respect to ower quality. Initoring of t information wer quality.
in the amounas been obser
wn in Fig.1. Tintensify dur
have been raiespecially th
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Source: [1])
e on Electricity
LITIES EXTED TO S
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tion taic any its for
and oup PV r to
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otovoltaic (Pth respect to oup results arme of the resu
s part of its wrvey to identiflities/networked in the remad network ospect to powerPV installatio
his paper summth an overvi
atistics about te provided acommendation
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order to ideactice of netwPV installatio
ultiple choiceorking group r each ques
stinguished ba
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ere also acquirthe utilities
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CES ON POWER
Electric Power
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PV) installatiopower quali
re presented iults are summ
work the workfy the experienk operators (tainder of this perators) fror quality aspe
ons.
marizes the reew of the suthe participanand discussedns conclude th
entify experiework operatorsons on powere questions hamongst utilittion small a
ased on a rated
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fluctuations: er voltage changells, transientsunbalance m distortion
w 2 kHz (harmeen 2 kHz and
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Glasgow, 12-
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Jeff SMITH r Research Ins
ons on electrity. Details oin a technical
marized in [3].
king group hances and currethe term “utipaper to covem around thcts related to
esults of the survey conten
nts are providd. A summahe paper.
nces, concerns with respectr quality, a suhas been conties from arouand large ind power of 30
following phe
ges s
monics, interhad 150 kHz (sup
data about thef connected Pto assess a levt to PV instcommentarieslain some of thwere not add
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stitute (EPRI)
m
ricity networkof the workinl brochure [2
as conducted ent practices oilities” will ber both utilitiehe world witthe connectio
survey. It startnt. Next, somed. The resulary and som
ns and current to the impac
urvey with fivnducted by thund the world
nstallations arkW.
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The survey ad
1. General Various cof their oacquired technical
2. MonitoriPresent simpact ofthe netwo
3. Observedquality: Possible phenomenetworksinstallatio
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5. ApplicatiPresent fassessinghave to b
Table I Nationa
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Germany
China
USA
Spain
United Kingdom
Australia
Czech Republi
Canada
Romania
Netherlands
Switzerland
South Africa
Austria
Mexico
Sweden
Turkey
Uruguay
Bosnia and Herzegovina
(1): Information(2) NA: Inform
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concerns: concerns that
own experiencfrom conferen
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utilities may hce or due to innces, research
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on limits: guidelines for
mits for PV insutilities.
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MW) (1)
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alf of the parvel of PV penad. The total inan 500 MW, a
order to obtality, the levlculated basedstalled PV powt peak) provided
=PVPL
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Table II TotalPV pow
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countries walled PV capawith highest world as provries are inhe survey mixvels of experi
rticipating utinetration withnstalled PV p
as shown in Ta
ain a first ideavel of PV pd on the statwer Ptot PV andd by 30 of the
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calculated forin five categor
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utilities
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P > 10MW
Glasgow, 12-
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lities have a h less than 5%power of mostable II.
a about the “rpower penetratistical data (td the peak loa 32 utilities:
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Table III penetr
Level of PVpenetration
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2015 and Maferent countriee participatinutilities. Basedistribution o
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relevance” of ation PLPV
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