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BESS Energy Management System - Apdiscomm

The document discusses specifications for an Energy Management System (EMS) to control a battery energy storage system (BESS) integrated with a solar power plant and grid. The EMS is required to interface with inverters, batteries, communicate with the grid operator, control battery charging and discharging, provide alarms, and utilize communication protocols like Modbus and DNP3. It also outlines usage scenarios where the solar power supplies agriculture load, with batteries and grid making up any shortfall. Additional suggested specifications cover EMS capabilities like monitoring plant parameters, achieving scheduled power output, battery management, and providing reporting and dashboard functions.

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BESS Energy Management System - Apdiscomm

The document discusses specifications for an Energy Management System (EMS) to control a battery energy storage system (BESS) integrated with a solar power plant and grid. The EMS is required to interface with inverters, batteries, communicate with the grid operator, control battery charging and discharging, provide alarms, and utilize communication protocols like Modbus and DNP3. It also outlines usage scenarios where the solar power supplies agriculture load, with batteries and grid making up any shortfall. Additional suggested specifications cover EMS capabilities like monitoring plant parameters, achieving scheduled power output, battery management, and providing reporting and dashboard functions.

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Existing clause on Energy Management System (3.1.

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BESS Energy Management System (“EMS”)


The EMS controller (computer and software) shall be provided to manage system operation to include but
not limited to:
 Interface with inverter controller;
 Battery management systems;
 Control battery charging, discharging, & state of charge;
 Provide alarming for out of specification conditions and malfunctions;
 Communication interface with APDISCOMs;
 Communication to the transformer high side circuit breaker protection scheme to protect the
BESS from system abnormities such as faults, under frequency, over frequency, etc.;
 HMI’s are to be located in the battery enclosure and DISCOM control room; and
 Energy management software communication protocols shall be Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP,
and DNP3. The System will be integrated with DISCOM utilizing DNP3.

Suggested Additions:
EMS should communicate between BESS, Solar power and Grid to meet Usage scenarios as mentioned in
Clause 3.1.5 and highlighted below

 Usage Scenarios
Constant load (Agriculture Load)-
 Agriculture load met by power from 5 MW Solar plant.
 If not all agriculture load is met by solar power, then it is met by discharge of Battery Energy
Storage System (BESS).
 If agriculture load is still not met, then it is met by Grid power.
Constant source (Solar power)-
 Solar power generated is used to meet agricultural demand.
 Excess solar power generated in a day is used to charge BESS.
 Further excess solar power is supplied to Grid.

Typical schedule of solar power generation is 8 AM to 3 PM. BESS charging schedule is 4 hrs
daily in between 8 AM to 3 PM whenever solar generation is in excess than the load (10AM-
2PM). BESS discharge is from 8 PM-12 Midnight.

EMS Specifications:

— The computer aided SCADA and EMS shall be designed for simultaneous monitoring and
recording of various parameters of different sub-systems in the solar power plant integrated with
Battery Energy Storage System, power generation on the DC and AC sides, capable of

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computing performance ratios and efficiency of different sub system operations and implement
corrective action for achieving scheduled, flat and firm power output to grid and achieving
maximum plant output. SCADA and EMS shall be suitably connected with necessary
hardwares and softwares and proper linkages.

— The SCADA and EMS shall be designed on reliable operating platform and time tested software
featuring, Energy Management, Solar PV string and inverter control, Battery management
system control, DC & AC switch gears, lighting automation system, security, alerts, analytical
reporting, auditing and data archiving functions etc.

— SCADA and EMS shall be capable of providing different on screen dashboards for overall / zone
of the plant, combiner box monitoring, weather station parameters, DC / AC SLD, Trend Charts,
Alarm / Alert listing, Audit Reports, Equipment parameters, communication link monitoring, GIS
based plant view with dynamic change key performance indices and operating parameters,
Battery Management system parameters, Power Conversion Substation parameters etc.,

— Minimum of three operating stations with servers is envisaged for the SCADA and EMS.
Personal computer (PC) with monitor and key board shall serve as servers. One server shall be
Operating Station with data storage, second server shall serve as back up data storage as well
as Operating Station cum Engineering Station and the third server shall be web connected to act
as Web Station with web data storage. The Data Acquisition System should be housed in a desk
made of sheet steel, powder coated.

— The SCADA and EMS configuration, equipment details, software features, on screen dashboards
and other operational highlights shall be submitted for APEPDCL approval. Necessary design
documents and drawings of SCADA and EMS including Plant Monitoring Desk shall be
submitted for approval by AP EP DC L before commencement of supply.

— Each PC shall be rugged & robust in nature to operate in a hostile environment. The PC shall have
minimum Intel Core i5 processor having 2 X 500 GB HDD with minimum 4 GB RAM. The PC
shall also have 21” or higher TFT Colour monitor, DVD Drive with Writer, USB ports, Scroll
Mouse and UPS for four (4) hours power back up.

— The printer shall be A4 and A3 colour laser type rugged & robust in nature and of reputed make.
The printer shall be equipped for printing, scanning, copying and faxing and shall be hooked up to
network.

— The Data Acquisition System shall perform all measurements and continuous recording of all
data required for system operation.

— SCADA and EMS shall provide fifteen (15) Minutes daily, monthly and annual average of all
parameters.

— All data shall be recorded chronologically date wise. The data file should be MS Excel compatible.

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The data logger shall have internal reliable battery backup and data storage capacity to record
all sorts of data simultaneously round the clock. All data shall be stored in a common work sheet
chronologically. Representation of monitored data shall be available in graphic mode or in
tabulation form. All instantaneous data can be shown in the Computer Screen.

— SCADA and EMS shall have feature to be integrated with the local system as well remotely via
the web using either a standard modem or a GSM/WIFI modem. The bidder shall provide
compatible software and hardware so that data can be transmitted via. standard modem. Plant
generation data shall be made available for APEPDCL web site for display in APEPDCL intranet.

— The SCADA and EMS shall enable automatic operation of entire solar PV power plant in
all modes, during power generation as well as in non-power generation periods. Final out
going breaker will be controlled by SCADA and EMS in coordination with Energy Management
Centre of APEPDCL. SCADA and EMS shall be in addition to proprietary data logging and
control system provided by the Contractor and it shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to
ensure all system interfacings are properly matched to have an integrated operation from SCADA
and EMS.

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