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The following parameters of battery energy storage should be monitored, recorded and controlled to be used efficiently in this context of available energy capacity, power quality, Volt-Watt support, Volt-Var support, frequency ride-through and voltage ride-through among others.These metrics will be investigated using simulation software to indicate the outcomes of installed battery energy storage in the grid, based on the respective surrounding generation and load profiles. Battery energy storage can deliver or accept a limited amount of active and reactive power to help maintain power quality. Deployment of batteries not only improves grid performance and aides in the integration of DER but requires examination of its effect on protective devices with timely communicated information.This work provides a better understanding of the interactions when battery energy storage is implemented with renewable generation while central generation continues to be decommissioned and offline. The simulated results of the response of a battery energy storage system to a disturbance, could add value to the protection, monitoring, and control practices for the over-expanding and rapid battery energy storage system deployment. These results show that a BES can provide vital support to prevent cascading tripping and blackouts. Additionally, the work demonstrates the quick response of the battery to engage in restoring the fall frequency, which mitigates the slower response of the synchronous generator.","**To request an accessible version of the file(s) associated with this item, contact library@buffalo.edu. Please include the item's persistent URL [http://hdl.handle.net/. . .] in your request.**"]},{"key":"dc:format","label":"Dc Format","values":["application/pdf"]},{"key":"dc:title","label":"Title","values":["Implementing Utility-Scale Battery Energy Storage with Renewable Generation Under Abnormal System Conditions"]}]}],"canonical_facts":{"dc:contributor":["Burke, Kevin","Electrical Engineering"],"dc:creator":["Joseph, Joshua"],"dc:date":["2022-06-21T15:47:42Z","2020"],"dc:description":["M.S.","The increased deployment of large-scale wind and solar generation along with distributed energy resources (DER) and current renewable generation targets have shown a need for more stored energy on a utility-sized scale. The incorporation of battery energy storage into the electric grid, particularly in the United States, is in its infancy stage. Energy storage is crucial with regards to intermittency of renewable generation, frequency and voltage support, peak load shaving and demand-side management. The following parameters of battery energy storage should be monitored, recorded and controlled to be used efficiently in this context of available energy capacity, power quality, Volt-Watt support, Volt-Var support, frequency ride-through and voltage ride-through among others.These metrics will be investigated using simulation software to indicate the outcomes of installed battery energy storage in the grid, based on the respective surrounding generation and load profiles. Battery energy storage can deliver or accept a limited amount of active and reactive power to help maintain power quality. Deployment of batteries not only improves grid performance and aides in the integration of DER but requires examination of its effect on protective devices with timely communicated information.This work provides a better understanding of the interactions when battery energy storage is implemented with renewable generation while central generation continues to be decommissioned and offline. The simulated results of the response of a battery energy storage system to a disturbance, could add value to the protection, monitoring, and control practices for the over-expanding and rapid battery energy storage system deployment. These results show that a BES can provide vital support to prevent cascading tripping and blackouts. 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