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Coordinated control of Distributed Generation to balance line powers

This paper presents an approach based upon state feedback to coordinate Distributed Energy Resources (DER) across unbalanced phases of a power distribution system. The objective is to control the resources such that characteristics are balanced among phases making a more desirable load from the perspective of the transmission system. Example results are provided for a distribution system with inverter-connected generation. Active power setpoints are taken as the control variables for Distributed Generation (DG) independently connected to the three phases. State feedback control based upon linearization of a Differential-Algebraic Equation (DAE) model is used to control (balance) demand on the three phases. Simulation results are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of the approach.