Optimal scheduling of a reconfigurable active distribution network with multiple autonomous microgrids

Bastami, Houman; Shakarami, Mahmoud Reza; Doostizadeh, Meysam

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2021.107499

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“…Limitations related to the maximum charging and discharging power of ESs are also expressed in ( 7) and ( 8), respectively. The state of charge of ESs at hour t has also been expressed in (9). According to Equation (10), the amount of ES charge at the end of the planning horizon must be greater than or equal to its initial charge.…”

Section: Problem Formulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A novel cooperative decentralized framework based on peer‐to‐peer energy transactions in networked microgrids to improve the resilience

Doostizadeh

Jalili

Abkar

2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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Severe events such as floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes cause disruption in the distribution networks and cause them to be islanded. In such circumstances, microgrids can be separated from the main grid with the help of their technical and communication infrastructure and transfer energy with each other to reduce their operation and outage costs. Therefore, energy management in a networked microgrid requires a modern operating framework to cause microgrids to supply each other with the energy they need. So, in this paper, a cooperative framework to improve the resilience response of microgrids has been proposed based on peer-to-peer energy transactions. In the developed model, since the microgrids are operated in a cooperative and networked manner, they sell energy to each other at the lowest possible cost. Utilizing the developed model, microgrids can improve their resilience response by peer-to-peer energy transactions in addition to reduce their operating costs, compared to the independent and non-cooperative models. To evaluate the efficiency of the proposed method, simulations have performed on a system with 14 microgrids, and the obtained results have compared and analysed. The results obtained have shown the efficiency of the proposed method in increasing resilience and reducing operating costs.

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Section: Problem Formulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Among these capacities, we can mention Microgrids (MGs) [7]. MGs have the necessary technical and communication infrastructures to support the network under normal conditions [8,9] and the occurrence of a contingency [10]. In a network with multiple MGs, connecting MGs creates resilient areas with larger dimensions [11].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A novel cooperative decentralized framework based on peer‐to‐peer energy transactions in networked microgrids to improve the resilience

Doostizadeh

Jalili

Abkar

2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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“…Research papers on TE that consider BFM based networkconstrained modelling include [93][94][95][96][97].…”

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“…For MG energy trading in reconfigurable networks, in addition to costs such as the generation cost of DG (31), power purchase cost from WEM/DSO, and delivery cost of the purchasing power from other MGs, other cost functions, such as the cost of the switching action, must be included in the formulation. The cost of switching actions in reconfigurable networks is modelled as follows [95]:…”

Section: Costmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transactive energy management systems: Mathematical models and formulations

Thangavelu

2023

Energy Conversion and Econom

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Restructuring the power system with higher penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) and intelligent devices offers the potential for more efficient, reliable, and better resource utilisation of power systems through the transactive energy framework (TEF). This article provides a general overview of the mathematical models and formulations of the TEF reported in the literature. TEF concepts can be applied to various levels of the power system. Here, the TEF-related literature is divided into individual DER-, building-, microgrid-, and macrogrid-level TEF. The mathematical models of transactive agents corresponding to each level and power system network models are presented. Furthermore, TEF models for energy management and trading of integrated multi-energy systems are analysed. Finally, the potential challenges and future research directions for transactive energy are discussed.

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“…Recovery in this category of solutions is based on the network capacity available, of which MGs are one [7]. MGs possess necessary infrastructures to sustain the grid in both non-accident [8,9] and incident [10] scenarios. The connecting of MGs in a network of numerous MGs results in the formation of resilient areas [11].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A decentralized framework for economic‐resilient operation of networked microgrids, considering demand response program

Doostizadeh,

Jalili,

Babaee

2024

IET Renewable Power Gen

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The occurrence of natural disasters can disrupt the normal functioning of distribution networks. In this situation, the activeness of distribution networks in the sense of benefiting from energy sources and related structures such as microgrids (MGs) makes them benefit from the capability of structures such as MGs, in case of High‐Impact Low‐Probability (HILP) events, so that consumers are able to disconnect from main grid and trade with other MGs. Thus, the energy management of networked MGs needs a new operation structure to encourage them providing each other with the required energy by creating the necessary incentives. This paper presents a novel cooperative framework aimed at enhancing the resilience of MGs through the establishment of peer‐to‐peer (P2P) energy trading among their constituents. In the present model, MGs engage in energy transactions with one another, aiming to minimize costs through the cooperative operation of networked MGs. The utilization of the suggested model enables MGs to enhance network resilience within the framework of peer‐to‐peer energy transactions, while also achieving cost reductions in comparison to islanding and non‐cooperative operation. The numerical results obtained demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed methodology in enhancing the resilience of MGs and mitigating their operational expenses.

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Optimal scheduling of a reconfigurable active distribution network with multiple autonomous microgrids

Cited by 9 publications

References 30 publications

A novel cooperative decentralized framework based on peer‐to‐peer energy transactions in networked microgrids to improve the resilience

A novel cooperative decentralized framework based on peer‐to‐peer energy transactions in networked microgrids to improve the resilience

Transactive energy management systems: Mathematical models and formulations

A decentralized framework for economic‐resilient operation of networked microgrids, considering demand response program

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