Optimization of Energy Storage Systems with Renewable Energy Generation and Consumption Data

• Main Authors: Filho, Edmilson Moreira Lima, Silveira, Aedo Braga, Ferreira, Alexandre Marques, Marques, Joao Alexandre Lobo, Batista, Josias Guimaraes, De Freitas Guimaraes, Glendo, De Alexandria, Auzuir Ripardo, Rodrigues, Joel Jose Puga Coelho
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Subjects: Costs; Deep learning; energy efficiency; Energy storage; energy storage system; Forecasting; Neural networks; Predictive models; Real-time systems; renewable energy; Renewable energy sources; Smart buildings; time-series forecasting; Transformers
• ISSN: 2771-7577
• DOI: 10.1109/SCEMS63294.2024.10756498

This work provides a comprehensive systematic review of optimization techniques using artificial intelligence (AI) for energy storage systems within renewable energy setups. The primary goals are to evaluate the latest technologies employed in forecasting models for renewable energy generation, load forecasting, and energy storage systems, alongside their construction parameters and optimization methods. The review highlights the progress achieved, identifies current challenges, and explores future research directions. Despite the extensive application of machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) in renewable energy generation, consumption patterns, and storage optimization, few studies integrate these three aspects simultaneously, underscoring the significance of this work. The review encompasses studies from Web of Science, Scopus, and Science Direct up to December 2023, including works scheduled for publication in 2024. Each study related to renewable energy storage was individually analyzed to assess its objectives, methodology, and results. The findings reveal useful insights for developing AI models aimed at optimizing storage systems. However, critical areas need further exploration, such as real-time forecasting, long-term storage predictions, hybrid neural networks for demand-based generation forecasting, and the evaluation of various storage scales and battery technologies. The review also notes a significant gap in research on large-scale storage systems in Brazil and Latin America. In conclusion, the study emphasizes the need for continued research and the development of new algorithms to address existing limitations in the field.