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Abstract In this paper we present a techno-economical
analysis of grid-connected lithium batteries. A time-of-use (TOU) electricity
tariff will be considered so that batteries can be charged during hours
of low electricity price and discharged during hours of high electricity
price. Four cases will be studied, depending if it is allowed or not to
inject electricity to the AC grid during the discharge of the batteries
and also depending if there is photovoltaic generator. Case 1: batteries
discharge just to meet the load (no electricity injection to the grid);
Case 2: Batteries discharge meet the load and also inject to the grid;
Case 3: Photovoltaic generator + case 1; Case 4: Photovoltaic generator
+ case 2. In all the cases, the Net Present Cost (NPC) is calculated.
All the cases are compared to the base case of supplying electricity without
batteries. The Li-ion battery cost must be reduced at least 70% to be
profitable in this applications.
Authors and affiliations R. Dufo López1, S. Sanz Ortega1, J.S. Artal
Sevil1, M. Astaneh2, J. Lujano Rojas1, J.A. Domínguez Navarro1
and J.L. Bernal Agustín1 Key words Grid-connected li-ion battery, net present cost, time-of-use electricity tariff, photovoltaic generator References [1] R. Dufo-Lopez, J.L. Bernal-Agustin.
Techno-economic analysis of grid-connected battery storage. Energy Conversion
and Management. 91 (2015) 394-404. doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2014.12.038.
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