Linglin Meng, Haixin Wang, Shengyang Lu, Zihao Yang, Zhe Chen, Hassan Bevrani, Sharara Rehimi, Mingchao Xia, Dan Doru Micu, Fausto Pedro García Márquez, Junyou Yang
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Low-frequency oscillations (LFOs) remain a major obstacle to maintaining stable dynamic performance in power systems with high levels of renewable energy integration. In particular, inter-area LFOs have emerged as a critical concern in large, interconnected grids. In recent years, wide-area damping control (WADC) has been widely studied in suppressing inter-area LFOs in power systems with renewable energy. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the key technologies underpinning WADC within the framework of wide-area measurement systems. First, it outlines the overall structure of WADC in renewable-integrated power systems. Next, it examines the central technical issues associated with WADC in detail. The paper then summarizes and compares various offline and online adaptive design methodologies for wide-area damping controllers. Finally, it discusses the major challenges facing WADC and highlights future development opportunities. Overall, this review aims to deliver a thorough and meaningful overview of current research on WADC for power systems with high renewable energy penetration.
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