The SGIL signs a new agreement with ConEdison to perform a study on “Use of Battery Systems for VAR Support in Con Edison’s Distribution Network/Substation.” The SGIL will help ConEdison evaluate how BESS connected at the primary voltage level, whether connected at or outside area substations, can provide tangible VAR support without affecting battery discharging/charging cycles. The project involves extensive modeling and analysis of network and load data, and will engage multiple graduate and undergraduate research assistants.
Smart Grid Interdependencies Laboratory
The Mohamed Research Group
Smart Grid Interdependencies Laboratory
The Mohamed Research Group