Methods and systems for off-grid load stabilization of energy distribution systems

A system for off-grid load stabilization, the system comprising:

• at least one generator;
• at least one energy store;
• a system bus;
• at least one memory storing instructions;
• and
• at least one processor executing the instructions to perform operations, the operations comprising:
• receiving generator data from the at least one generator and energy storage data from the at least one energy store;
• determining, based on the generator data and/or the energy storage data, a moving average of a system load on the at least one generator;
• determining, based on the generator data and/or the energy storage data, an instantaneous load value on the at least one generator;
• determining a first electronic storage dispatch (ESD) based on the moving average of the system load and the instantaneous load value on the at least one generator;
• providing the first ESD to the at least one energy store;
• and
• causing the at least one energy store to inject power to the system bus or absorb power from the system bus to maintain a frequency of the system bus in response to the at least one energy store receiving the first ESD.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations for off-grid load stabilization of a power system comprising at least one generator, at least one energy store, and a system bus, the operations comprising:

• receiving generator data from the at least one generator and energy storage data from the at least one energy store;
• determining, based on the generator data and/or the energy storage data, a moving average of a system load on the at least one generator;
• determining, based on the generator data and/or the energy storage data, an instantaneous load value on the at least one generator;
• determining a first electronic storage dispatch (ESD) based on the moving average of the system load and the instantaneous load value on the at least one generator;
• providing the first ESD to the at least one energy store;
• and
• causing the at least one energy store to inject power to the system bus or absorb power from the system bus to maintain a frequency of the system bus in response to the at least one energy store receiving the first ESD.