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Recently, the concept of dynamic virtual power plants (DVPP) has beenproposed to collectively provide desired dynamic ancillary services such asfast frequency and voltage control by a heterogeneous ensemble of distributedenergy resources (DER). This paper presents an experimental validation of arecent DVPP control design approach on a multi-converter powerhardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) test bed system. More specifically, we consider aDVPP composed of a wind generation system, a photovoltaic (PV) system, and aSTATCOM with small storage capacity to collectively provide grid-following fastfrequency regulation in the presence of grid-frequency and load variations. Theperformance of the aggregated DVPP response is evaluated with respect to itsability to match a desired dynamic behavior while taking practical limitationsof the individual DVPP units into account.

Experimental Validation of a Dynamic Virtual Power Plant Concept Based on Multiple-Converter Power Hardware-In-the-Loop Test Bench