Abstract

The world is targeting fully renewable power generation by the middle of the century. Distributed generation is the way to increase the penetration level of renewable energies. This paper presents load frequency control of a hybrid tidal, wind, and wave microgrid to feed an isolated island. This research is a step towards 100% renewable energy communities in remote seas/oceans islands. The wave and tidal generation systems model are presented. The study presents load frequency control through three supplementary control strategies: conventional integrators, fractional order integrator, and non-linear fractional order integrator. All the controllers of the microgrid are designed by using a novel black widow optimization technique. The applied technique is compared to other existing state-of-the-art algorithms. The results show that the black widow non-linear fractional integrator has a better performance over other strategies. Coordination between the unloaded tidal system and blade pitch control of both wind and tidal systems are adopted in the microgrid to utilize the available reserve power for the frequency support. Simulation and optimization studies are performed using the MATLAB/SIMULINK 2017a software application.

Highlights

  • The world is targeting 100% renewable power generation by the middle of this century [1].Distributed renewable energy generation worldwide is increasing due to its low carbon dioxide emission and cost

  • This paper has presented the load frequency control of a 100% renewable energy marine microgrid

  • This paper has presented the load frequency control of a 100% renewable energy marine in terms of wind,has tidal, and waves generators

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Introduction

The world is targeting 100% renewable power generation by the middle of this century [1]. In [24], the research presents load frequency control of standalone tidal and diesel microgrid. The research presents a contribution through supplementary control from tidal generation to demand change. In [25], the research load frequency control for wind-diesel generation microgrid using the. In [26], a novel fractional-order model predictive control technique is presented to track the optimal frequency of a standalone microgrid through including fractional-order integral cost function into model predictive control (MPC) algorithm. In [27], In this research, a simulation and control of tidal generation system has been presented. Simulation and control of a 100% renewable energy microgrid including tidal, wave and offshore wind hybrid generation system.

Microgrid Modelling
Modeling of the Tidal Generating System
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Deloading
Modeling of Wave Generating System
Modeling of Wind Generating System
Modeling of Microgrid
Blade Pitch Controllers
Tidal Supplementary Control Schemes
Design
Objective
Black Widow Optimization
System Performance under Test 1
System Performance under Test 2
System Performance under Test 3
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