Wind Power Generation with Battery as Storage: A Review

When it comes to renewable energy sources, wind power has the biggest potential and is also the best developed technology. The unpredictable and sporadic character of wind, on the other hand, makes it difficult to plan, schedule, manage, and exert effective control over the generation of wind power. Integration of large-scale wind farms into the grid might potentially provide substantial issues to the administration and operation of the electricity system. A battery energy storage system (BESS) that is synchronized with a wind turbine offers a significant amount of potential to tackle these issues. In this work, we investigate many research publications with an emphasis on utilizing BESS for applications relating to wind farms. Challenges associated with active power management and reactive power management are discussed in detail in separate sections of the text. Concerning topics include the lessening of power fluctuations, the regulation of frequency, the enhancement of dispatch capacity, the provision of help for reactive power, and the preservation of stable voltage. The viability of low voltage ride through is being investigated as part of this study. An extensive number of potential solutions, such as control tactics and developments in battery technology, are presented in this article. The anticipated future research issue has been investigated, and the primary difficulties associated with the combination of wind and batteries have been uncovered…