A Wireless-Assisted Hierarchical Framework to Accommodate Mobile Energy Resources
Pudong Ge, Cesare Caputo, Michel-Alexandre Cardin, Anna Korre, Fei, Teng

TL;DR
This paper introduces a low-cost hierarchical wireless communication framework for remote communities to efficiently coordinate renewable energy resources, enabling flexible and plug-and-play operation of mobile energy units with improved bandwidth utilization.
Contribution
It proposes a novel wireless-assisted hierarchical control structure that reduces infrastructure costs and enhances the coordination of mobile renewable energy resources in remote areas.
Findings
Wireless scheme improves bandwidth utilization
Framework supports plug-and-play mobile IBRs
Simulation confirms flexible operation of mobile resources
Abstract
The societal decarbonisation fosters the installation of massive renewable inverter-based resources (IBRs) in replacing fossil fuel based traditional energy supply. The efficient and reliable operation of distributed IBRs requires advanced Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) , which may lead to a huge infrastructure investment and long construction time for remote communities. Therefore, to efficiently coordinate IBRs, we propose a low-cost hierarchical structure, especially for remote communities without existing strong ICT connections, that combines the advantages of centralised and distributed frameworks via advanced wireless communication technologies. More specifically, in each region covered by a single cellular network, dispatchable resources are controlled via a regional aggregated controller, and the corresponding regional information flow is enabled by a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsEnergy Harvesting in Wireless Networks · Caching and Content Delivery · Smart Grid Energy Management
