IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022
IEEE Draft Guide to Using IEEE Std 1547(TM) for Interconnection of Energy Storage Distributed Energy Resources with Electric Power Systems
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IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022 is a draft guide focused on using IEEE Std 1547 for interconnecting energy storage distributed energy resources with electric power systems. It is relevant to engineers and planners working with storage assets that must operate safely and consistently at the grid interface. By addressing interconnection practices for energy storage in power, energy, and related geoscience applications, this document helps support clearer design choices, coordination, and technical review.
About IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022
This draft guide is intended to support the application of IEEE Std 1547 to energy storage distributed energy resources, with emphasis on how those resources connect to electric power systems. IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022 provides a technical framework for understanding interconnection considerations rather than a stand-alone equipment specification. For projects involving storage in grid-connected environments, it can help align engineering decisions with expected interconnection practices, system behavior, and utility-facing requirements.
Where is IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022 used?
IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022 is commonly used in planning, engineering, and review work for battery energy storage and other storage-based distributed energy resources connected to utility or facility power systems. It is relevant where interconnection studies, control coordination, and operational requirements need to be evaluated for grid compatibility. Typical use cases include distributed generation projects, storage integration at substations or customer sites, and technical documentation prepared for interconnection approval or system acceptance.
Importance in practice
In practice, this draft guide helps reduce uncertainty when applying IEEE Std 1547 to storage resources that may respond differently from conventional generation. IEEE P1547.9/D5.5, March 2022 can support more consistent design review, testing expectations, and procurement decisions by clarifying how interconnection issues should be addressed. That matters for compliance, safety, and performance control, especially when storage systems must coordinate with protection, monitoring, and operating limits on an electric power system.
- Interconnection guidance for energy storage DERs
- Based on IEEE Std 1547 application
- Relevant to grid-connected storage projects
- Supports engineering review and compliance planning
- Useful for utility and site integration workflows
- Publication Date: 2022
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Geoscience; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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