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Forecasting Energy Storage Requirements for Energy Complex with Solar Power Plant and Battery Energy Storage System

Volodymyr Derii, Artur Zaporozhets, Tetiana Nechaieva et al.

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Resumo

Despite the many advantages of renewable energy sources, the stochastic nature of their generation creates a mismatch between electricity production and demand timing. Without appropriate storage solutions, surplus energy remains unused. Although battery energy storage systems are increasingly applied to improve the flexibility and reliability of power systems, there is still a research gap in forecasting the optimal power and storage capacity of solar power plant–battery energy storage system energy complexes operating in parallel with the grid under short-term forecasting conditions, particularly when economic aspects such as partial leasing of storage capacity are considered. Therefore, the development of energy complexes based on solar power plants with the integration of battery energy storage systems, as well as the development of corresponding computational models, becomes critical for ensuring the stability, flexibility, reliability, and efficiency of power systems. Battery energy storage systems are widely used due to their availability, high response speed, significant energy density, and sufficient power capacity; however, their cost remains relatively high. This paper proposes a methodology and a calculation model for determining the optimal forecasted capacity and the rational storage requirements of an energy complex consisting of a solar power plant and a battery energy storage system operating in parallel with the grid at constant power under short-term foreca

Tipo
Artigo
Área
Engenharia
Ano
2026
Idioma
Inglês
Licença
CC BY
DOI
10.3390/solar6030022

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DERII, Volodymyr et al.. Forecasting Energy Storage Requirements for Energy Complex with Solar Power Plant and Battery Energy Storage System. Solar, v. 6, n. 3, p. 22, 2026. DOI: 10.3390/solar6030022.

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