Abstract
This study aims to peak power shaving and reduce the cost of energy by using improved energy management system (EMS) in a microgrid. This study has three scenarios. In the first scenario, the EV charging station and the wind turbine operate standalone. In the second scenario, a microgrid structure including an energy storage system (ESS) and an EMS is established. The threshold algorithm has been used for the energy management. In the last scenario, fuzzy logic-based EMS is used for energy management. The impact of EV charge station and wind turbine on the grid and the cost of energy are analyzed for three scenarios. The results show that the use of microgrid-connected ESS significantly reduces the cost of energy and creates a more balanced load for the grid side. It is also proved that the EMS affects the energy losses. It is revealed that when the proposed fuzzy logic-based EMS is used, the energy cost is reduced by 78% and the peak power is reduced by 70%. Thus, it is seen that the proposed EMS successfully reduces both the cost of energy and the negative impact of EVs on the grid by balancing grid side load.
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