2012 IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting 2012
DOI: 10.1109/pesgm.2012.6344957
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Microgrid energy management system: A study of reliability and economic issues

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“…Therefore, we can use (17) and (18) to rewrite the objective function in (16), and then formulate the optimization problem as follows: …”
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“…Therefore, we can use (17) and (18) to rewrite the objective function in (16), and then formulate the optimization problem as follows: …”
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“…Equation (20) is the same as (18) and has been repeated to have a complete formulation of the problem. In this paper, we assume E 0 as a decision variable with its limits in (21).…”
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“…Therefore, microgrids have more flexibility in their operation and management compared to conventional power systems. To exploit the benefits of theDGs, many control techniques and power management strategies have been proposed to achieve optimal microgrid operation in terms of reliability, stability, quality, economy, and efficiency [2][3][4][5].…”
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“…Different optimization strategies have been presented to formulate this dynamic scheduling problem. Mixed-integer programming in [7]- [9], dynamic programming in [10]- [13], linear programming in [14] and [15], mixed-integer linear programming in [16], Lagrangian relaxation and genetic algorithm in [17], and a commercial package in [18] are among these techniques. These studies have used various types of electricity pricing functions.…”
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