The integration of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery energy storage systems (LiBESSs) with photovoltaic (PV) generation offers a promising solution for powering auxiliary services (ASs) in high-voltage power stations. This study conducts a systematic literature review (SLR) to evaluate the feasibility, benefits, and challenges of this integration. The proposed SLR complies with the PRISMA 2020 statement, and it is also registered on the international PROSPERO platform (ID 1073599). The selected methodology includes the following key steps: definition of the research questions; search strategy development; selection criteria of the studies; quality assessment; data extraction and synthesis; and discussion of the results. Through a comprehensive analysis of scientific publications from 2013 to 2024, trends, advancements, and research gaps are identified. The methodology follows a structured review framework, including data collection, selection criteria, and evaluation of technical feasibility. From 803 identified studies, 107 were eligible in accordance with the assessed inclusion criteria. Then, a custom study impact factor (SIF) framework selected 5 out of 107 studies as the most representative and assertive ones on the topics of this SLR. The findings indicate that Li-ion BESSs combined with PV systems enhance reliability, reduce reliance on conventional sources, and improve grid resilience, particularly in remote or constrained environments. The group of reviewed studies discuss optimization models and multi-objective strategies for system sizing and operation, along with practical case studies validating their effectiveness. Despite these advantages, challenges related to cost, regulatory frameworks, and performance variability remain. The study concludes that further experimental validations, pilot-scale implementations, and assessment of long-term economic impacts are necessary to accelerate the adoption of BESS-PV systems in high-voltage power substations. This study was funded by the R&D program of the Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) via project number PD-07351-0001/2022.

Photovoltaic systems and energy storage have proven to be promising solutions for the management and generation of electrical energy, especially in low-voltage units. This work aims to evaluate the impacts of implementing a photovoltaic system combined with a lithium-ion battery system in School of Engineering of the Federal University of Goiás. Simulations will be conducted using the HOMER software. In this environment, simulations of the installations of the same generation set and battery system will be carried out to evaluate the results in different applications and identify the benefits that the consumer will receive in the proposed scenarios. The following scenarios will be evaluated: an increase in solar generation without the battery system and an increase in solar generation with the battery system. From this analysis, it is expected to measure the gains from adding batteries to photovoltaic systems installed in low voltage (LV), which are responsible for the significant growth of microgeneration in recent years.