This guide applies to the cooperative planning and operation of Electric Vehicle (EV) aggregation systems and Renewable Energy (Wind Power, Photovoltaic) aggregation systems. The focus is on the Distribution System Operator (DSO) level and the aggregation of distributed energy, including rooftop photovoltaics, small-scale wind power, and EV charging/discharging (V2G/G2V) within local distribution grids. It encompasses technical areas including resource aggregation monitoring, joint power forecasting, cooperative planning methodologies, coordinated control strategies, and security and stability safeguards. It clarifies the functional boundaries and interaction logic among EV Aggregators, Renewable Energy Aggregation Units, and the Coordinated Operation Control Center. Core requirements include: grid interconnection compatibility (voltage/frequency response), V2G/G2V bidirectional power regulation parameters, standardized data interfaces (operational status, dispatchable capacity, forecast error), as well as provisions for information security and fault ride-through capability. This standard does not address specific equipment manufacturing requirements or transmission grid planning.
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- 2026-06-04
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- IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society
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- SMC/SC - Standards Committee
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3926-WG - Cooperative Planning and Operation of Electric Vehicle and Renewable Energy Aggregation Systems in Distribution Grids
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- Christy Bahn
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- Jizhong Zhu
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