Patent classifications
H02J13/00032
CHARGING MANAGEMENT METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
Charging management methods and systems for electric vehicle charging stations for use in a charging field with charging stations are provided. First charging operation with first power parameter is first performed for at least one first electric vehicle by at least one first charging station, wherein the first power parameter is a first output value. A server receives a charging request from second charging station or a mobile device through a network, and communicates with first charging station and second charging station to perform a load adjustment operation. Load adjustment operation is to adjust the first power parameter from the first output value to a lower power limit value of first charging station, and instruct second charging station to perform a second charging operation with a second power parameter for second electric vehicle, wherein the second power parameter is an upper power limit value of second charging station.
CONTROL SYSTEM AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT METHOD
A control system is configured to control a power adjustment resource including an energy storage device configured to electrically connect to a power network, and a temperature control device configured to perform temperature control of the energy storage device. The control system includes: a first control device configured to control charging and discharging of the energy storage device; a second control device configured to control the temperature control device; and a third control device. The second control device is configured to select either external power or stored power and drives the temperature control device using the selected power. The third control device is configured to determine whether to permit power supply from the power network to the power adjustment resource based on supply and demand information of the power network, and switch between permission and prohibition of the power supply.
PROCESSING CIRCUIT, METHOD, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICEFOR MULTIPLE POWER SUPPLY PORTS
The present invention provides a processing circuit, a method, and an electronic device for multiple power supply ports. The processing circuit includes N control modules and a bus. Each control module is correspondingly connected to a power supply port. The communication interface of each control module is connected to the bus. The bus is a one-wire bus and is connected to a power line ground through a resistor. The control modules transmit value signals to the bus. The varied range of a first physical quantity of a bus signal carried by the bus is related to first physical quantities or second physical quantities of all target signals transmitted to the bus. The control module detects the first quantity of the bus signal through the communication interface and adjusts the operating parameter of the connected power supply port according to the varied range of the detected first physical quantity.
COLLABORATIVE SERVICE PROVISIONING OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES
A system and method to join distributed energy resources (DER) to achieve common objectives is provided. The present technology organizes and/or aggregates DERs by routing a (DER) program request for resources to DER contributors capable of responding to and performing the request using a routing system. The system accesses a plurality of DER profiles, each profile associated with a DER contributor capable of contributing a resource to the request, and calculates an initial value for each DER profile based on request attributes and scoring metrics associated with the profile. The system then calculates a fitness metric for each DER profile based on the initial value using a neural network having weights based on the plurality of performance indicators and selects the DER profile and contributors to whom to route the request.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MONITORING ENERGY-RELATED DATA IN AN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
A method for monitoring energy-related data in an electrical system includes processing energy-related data from or derived from energy-related signals captured by at least one intelligent electronic device in the electrical system to identify at least one variation/change in the energy-related signals. The method also includes determining if the at least one identified variation/change meets a prescribed threshold or thresholds, and in response to the at least one identified variation/change meeting the prescribed threshold or thresholds, characterizing and/or quantifying the at least one identified variation/change. Information related to the characterized and/or quantified at least one identified variation/change is appended to time-series information associated with the energy-related data, and characteristics and/or quantities associated with the time-series information are evaluated to identify at least one potential load type associated with the characterized and/or quantified at least one identified variation/change.
RESTORATION MANAGEMENT
A system and method for controlling an operation of devices in a power distribution network. The method determines that there is a power loss in the network as a result of a fault and one or more teams is not receiving power and performs a switching process in switching devices to prevent fault current from flowing to the fault. The method initiates a power restoration process to control the open and closed status of switching devices to isolate the fault and performs the power restoration process by the leader device in a division that the fault is occurring that includes opening and closing switching devices so that power is provided to all of the teams except the team that the fault is in. The method reconfigures the divisions based on which switching devices are now open and selects new leader devices based on the reconfiguration of the divisions.
RADIAL RESTORATION
A system and method for restoring power in a power distribution network. The network includes at least two power sources, at least one feeder and a plurality of switching devices positioned along the at least one feeder and being in communications with each other. The method determines that one or more of network sections is not receiving power, and determining a plurality of possible power restoration solutions that identify what sections each of the power sources that are available to provide power can provide power to based on a power capacity of the sources and a load requirement of the sections. The method applies predetermined selection criteria to the plurality of possible solutions to determine which of the possible solutions will be used as an actual solution, and selectively switches the switching devices between open and closed states to apply the actual solution.
CLOSED LOOP RESTORATION
A system and method for restoring power in a closed-loop power distribution network. The network includes at least two power sources, at least one feeder and a plurality of switching devices positioned along the at least one feeder and being in communications with each other. The method performs a radial restoration process for restoring power and then determines that at least one of the sections is not receiving power after the radial restoration process has been performed. The method estimates power flow through each switching device and determines an available power capacity from each switching device. The method then determines if the unpowered sections can be powered by any of their neighbor and non-neighbor devices. The method virtually closes the switching devices to power the unpowered sections and updates the estimation of power flow through each switching device and determination of available power capacity from each switching device.
QUICK-RESPONSE VOLTAGE CONTROL METHOD OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM CONSIDERING MULTIPLE PARTICIPANTS
The present invention relates to a quick-response voltage control method of distribution systems considering multiple participants, comprising a multiple agent system (MAS), which collects the local information of the distribution system controlled by each agent and interacts with the local information collected by each agent, so that voltage-power sensitivity of the distribution system, used for providing the theoretical basis for voltage regulation, is calculated by distributed calculation; and multiple participants, which establish incentive mechanism by DSOs based on the bidding game with imperfect information, and independently decide their own strategies to obtain the voltage regulation subsidy from the DSOs, according to the calculated voltage-power sensitivities, thus provide voltage support for the distribution system in the process of pursuing benefit maximization. Each agent of the present invention only needs to collect the measurement data of its control area and communicates with neighboring agents to calculate all the voltage sensitivity parameters in the system, thus reducing the communication of the control system.
DATACENTER POWER MANAGEMENT WITH EDGE MEDIATION BLOCK
Datacenter power management using edge mediation is disclosed. A datacenter power policy is provided to a centralized power management platform. The policy oversees a datacenter topology that includes energy control blocks. Each of the energy control blocks comprises an energy control block coupled to one or more datacenter loads. A power control gateway is coupled between the centralized power management platform and the one or more of energy control blocks. The power control gateway comprises one gateway element for each of the one or more energy control blocks. Each gateway element includes a policy execution component, a sensor data exchange component, a data summarization component, and a global state analysis component. Sensor data from the energy control blocks is summarized and forwarded to the centralized power management platform. Power distribution to the one or more datacenter loads is controlled using inter-gateway element information distributed among each gateway element.