Fig. 2 shows the relationship of the multi-energy production, conversion, and transmission among DC-DFIG, IDC, SMES, and the two DCPETs (DCPET 1 and 2). The wind energy (P 1) is captured by the DC-DFIG, and the produced electricity (P 2) is transferred to the DCPET 1 (P 3), flowing through the Converter 1 of the SCI-SMES.

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