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Increasing photovoltaic (PV) penetration in the distribution system can oftenlead to voltage violations. Mitigation of these violations requires reactivepower intervention from PV inverters. However, the unbalanced nature of thedistribution system leads to mixed effects on the voltages of nearby nodes foreach inverter injecting or absorbing reactive power. In particular, reactivepower absorption to reduce over-voltage in one phase can exacerbateover-voltage in a different phase. In this paper, the factors impacting theincremental and decremental voltage effects of reactive power intervention areanalyzed in detail. The result of these effects on the distribution systemperformance is presented to highlight their significance and the need to factorthem in for any coordinated voltage control algorithm.

Analyzing Cross-Phase Effects of Reactive Power Intervention on Distribution Voltage Control