“…After sorting out the data of the original example, the active power vector of the unit P G = [0.7164, 1.6300, 0.8500] T , the node flowing power vector P = [0.7164, 1.2730, 0.9136, 1.4300, 1.0000, 0.8360, 1.6300, 0.8500, 0.7164] T , and related parameters such as branch power loss. The node load, branch, and network loss power can be calculated separately from Equations ( 8)- (20), then the corresponding carbon flow rate can be calculated from Equations ( 21)- (25), and finally, the required node carbon potential can be calculated from Equation (26). The calculation results of the required relevant carbon emission indicators are shown in Table 5.…”