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Evaluation of the Impacts of Renewables Sources and Battery Systems in Distribution Feeders with Different Penetration Levels

The growth of photovoltaic systems (PV) and battery energy storage systems (BESS) will become a challenge for distribution players. In this way it is important to understand how these systems can impact on the distribution grid operation. For this, a study was developed considering the insertion of PV on IEEE 13 buses test feeder, based on different penetration levels. These levels were calculated contemplating two different parameters: the one most used in Brazil, and the parameter that consists in an extended criterion used worldwide. Considering these possibilities, different penetration levels of photovoltaic were defined. In conjunction with photovoltaic generation, a BESS was inserted in the same feeder, in order to evaluate the impacts of this system. From the simulations was possible to evaluate the tap changes, the voltage profile, power losses and the total energy, including if there was reverse power flow at any moment during one day.