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The most commonly used method for including photovoltaic system in the control of system frequency is to operate a PV power plant at reduced power while maintaining a specific amount of available power reserve. Such operating regime, often referred to as de-loaded, can cause additional costs and, consequently, determining a required power reduction becomes vitally important. This paper introduces a method for determining the required minimum de-loaded reserve of a photovoltaic system. To achieve the desired result a parabolic approximation of the system frequency response is developed to derive an explicit function of the frequency nadir. Taking this approximation into consideration, a method for determining the required minimum de-loaded margin was developed and tested in a case-study which observed a small power system consisting of several power plants. To demonstrate the accuracy of the proposed parabolic approximation, the calculated approximate values of the frequency nadir were compared to the values of the frequency nadir obtained from the frequency response simulations performed on the power system model developed in MATLAB/Simulink.

Photovoltaic System Power Reserve Determination Using Parabolic Approximation of Frequency Response