Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The Danish grid is moving from a system based on centralized fossil-fueled por plants to a system based on renewable energy where wind is a major energy source. This raises a number of challenges. A main challenge is that the centralized por plants currently are the main providers of reserve por. Alternative sources of flexibility are consequently needed as the conventional por plants are being replaced with fluctuating renewable energy sources. ,  present results from two key demonstrations which illustrate that alternative sources of flexibility exist and that this flexibility can be utilized for reserve por. In the first demonstration, a portfolio of inhabited households heated with heat pumps are remotely monitored and controlled such that the aggregate consumption follows a por reference. This experiment is conducted over a full ek where an hourly por reference is tracked while the comfort of the inhabitants is ensured. In the second demonstration, an operational wind por plant is regulated to provide a system-stabilizing response. This experiment is conduced over a 2-h period where the wind por plant follows a 5-min por reference. Together, the two demonstrations illustrate that both consumption and fluctuating production can contribute as sources of reserve por and a sustainable alternative to conventional fossil-fueled por plants in the future grid.
['Benjamin Biegel', 'Palle Andersen', 'Jakob Stoustrup', 'Lars Henrik Hansen', 'Anders Birke']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Sustainable Reserve Power From Demand Response and Fluctuating Production—Two Danish Demonstrations
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