When microgrids use the V2G electricity of the EVA as a flexible means to suppress disturbances caused by sudden load increases or sudden decreases in PV power generation, it is necessary to evaluate the available V2G power and the reliability of the V2G electricity delivery the next day. Table 1 shows the summary and comparison of related works.
The microgrid comprises one synchronous generator and two groups of electric vehicle batteries. Each battery block represents 20 EVs plugged into the grid. The range of grid frequency is set between 0.999 and 1.001 per unit. In this example, the Battery (G2V) block models EVs with a state-of-charge less than 80%. These EVs are always charged.
The Battery (V2G) block goes back to charge status and the grid frequency decreases to the pre-set range. The Battery (G2V) block is being charged during the simulation since its SOC is less than 80%. The MicrogridEVToGridData M file creates variant controls for voltage source converter and converter controller.
Using the rapid contribution of V2G, the grid resiliency was improved. An emergency supply strategy was presented in for an isolated system during outages, considering both V2H and V2G scenarios. The proposed strategy effectively restores the islanded system using V2G.
A V2G peak–shaving control scheme was proposed in [14], and an objective function was formulated. The author suggested that if a significant number of EV fleets are accessible, V2G can
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