In Complete Charge - skytron s Plant Controller Integrates PV Power Into the French High-Voltage Grid
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In Complete Charge - skytron's Plant Controller Integrates PV Power Into the French High-Voltage Grid

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In Complete Charge - skytron's Plant Controller Integrates PV Power Into the French High- Voltage Grid PR Newswire BERLIN, June 13, 2012 BERLIN, June 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- For the first time, in March 2012, the power plant controller skycontrol is installed and commissioned in a photovoltaic installation that feeds directly into France's 63 kV high-voltage

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In Complete Charge - skytron's Plant Controller
Integrates PV Power Into the French High-
Voltage Grid
PR Newswire
BERLIN, June 13, 2012
BERLIN
,
June 13, 2012
/PRNewswire/ --
For the first time, in
March 2012
, the power plant controller skycontrol is
installed and commissioned in a photovoltaic installation that feeds directly into
France's
63 kV high-voltage grid. Drawing from its solid experience in the
control of utility-scale PV plants connected to medium-voltage grids, the
Berlin
-
based company skytron® energy GmbH fine tunes the plant controller of the
34 MWac PV power plant in the south-west of
France
to the stringent grid
connection specifications of RTE, the French transmission system operator. In
addition to the control functions that by now are standard to the plant
controller, such as active power curbing and power factor adjustment, the
controller is empowered to meet a number of new challenges. The four plant
sections spaced from each other as far as 30 kilometres require active
compensation of the reactive power load caused by long cable lines. Another
trying task is the injection of reactive power into the grid for voltage
stabilization, and this even at nights when no power is being generated. This is
ensured by meticulously adapted control algorithms and phase-shift capability
of the inverters. A further important aspect: frequency control makes sure that
the frequency stays within the predefined characteristics and power generation
is throttled in the event of overfrequency.
During on-site commissioning and on-grid test runs, the controller was finely
tuned to follow a comprehensive plant simulation model. "First we were a little
apprehensive. For everybody involved, these control requirements meant
treading new trails", admits Gerald Freymann, Technical Manager of GP Joule,
the EPC contractor for the entire project. "But our minds were quickly set at
rest by the flexibility of the power plant controller. Right now we are in the
approval phase during which we have to provide the plant's logged and
recorded control responses to the French RTE company. We are confident to
pass this final test."
Following this successful completion of controlled PV power feed-in, skytron
energy GmbH is now installing another power plant controller in a 40 MWp
project in the south-east of
France
, this time injecting into RTE's 225 kV
grid. "We are happy about the growing importance of photovoltaic power plants
connected to
France's
high-voltage grid. And with the controllable provision of
PV power we make an important contribution to grid stability," explains Marco
Wirnsberger, Managing Director of skytron® energy GmbH. "To date, our
company has equipped 1.3 GW of installed PV capacity with the skycontrol plant
controller, which clearly puts us on the market leading scale."
skytron® energy GmbH
is a
Berlin
-based company developing fully integrated monitoring, control and
supervision solutions for utility-scale photovoltaic power plants. Their power
plant controller skycontrol is a nominee for this year's Intersolar Award at the
Intersolar Europe in
Munich
.
GP Joule PV GmbH & Co. KG
is a German EPC company developing Renewable Energy projects
worldwide. GP Joule is the principal developer and constructor of the described
30 MW photovoltaic project in the south-west of
France
, connected to RTE's
high-voltage grid.
http://www.gp-joule.de
For additional information on PV power plant control, please contact:
skytron energy GmbH
project@skytron-energy.com or +49(0)30-688-31-600
Contact:
skytron energy GmbH
Ms. Darija Jezidzic
d.jezidzic@skytron-energy.com
+49(0)30-688-31-59790
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