Abstract
Abstract In recent years, battery energy storage has garnered increasing attention in the frequency regulation field due to its rapid and precise output characteristics. The focus of this paper is on the control strategy for battery energy storage that is involved in primary frequency regulation and addresses the coordination control issues of different storage units when implemented on a large scale. A control method is proposed that considers the consistency of the State of Charge (SOC) in battery energy storage, which is involved in primary frequency regulation. The control of the battery energy storage system is divided into upper-level and lower-level control. The upper-level control uses model predictive control to obtain the total frequency regulation power of the energy storage station. The lower-level control allocates the corresponding power based on the capacity of each battery energy storage unit. It introduces a proportional integral adjustment term related to the average SOC to achieve SOC consistency control for each unit. Simulation results demonstrate that, regardless of whether the capacities of various storage units are identical, the proposed method achieves good frequency regulation performance, restores SOC to the ideal range, and ensures SOC consistency among different storage units. This approach aids the efficient and safe operation of battery energy storage systems.
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