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Power Control in AC Isolated Microgrids
with Renewable Energy Sources and Energy
Storage Systems
Abstract
Introduction:
The supply of electricity to these communities in several
developing countries, in general, is still done in a precarious way
using diesel generator that operates for 3–4 h a day. This has
happened mostly due to the high cost associated with the
expansion of the conventional power grid to these communities.
In some cases, technical and environmental constraints also have
been factors that have prevented the full electrical service in
these communities, particularly those located on oceanic islands.
Another application of isolated microgrids occurs when a
microgrid is disconnected from the main grid for any reason, in
general to improve the local energy reliability. Due to the
intermittent nature of renewable energy sources (RESs), the
uninterrupted availability of the generation system, and its
stand-alone operation, it is required some kind of energy storage
system (ESS) in these applications. Although there are several
different ESSs, in practical applications, battery banks have been
used mainly due to economic reasons. In general, a backup

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