Research on Energy Internet Collaborative Scheduling Considering the Complex Interaction of Power System and Transportation System

Wei, Meifang; Long, Min; Yang, Jing

doi:10.1109/ei2.2018.8582660

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“…The energy internet takes the energy router as the energy centre, fully sharing Internet infomation, realizing the high coupling of multiple energy networks and the information internet, and safeguarding the security and stability of the energy network [20]. According to industry characteristics, the energy internet can be divided into the global energy internet [21], social energy internet [22], transportation energy internet [23], industrial energy internet [24], and the rural energy internet [25], which has profoundly changed the energy consumption habits of energy consumers in various industries. The emergence of the energy internet has realized the two‐way flow of energy and the sharing of energy information [26].…”

Section: Theory Of Aeimentioning

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A review on basic theory and technology of agricultural energy internet

Zhang,

Fu,

Xue

et al. 2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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In the context of modern agricultural production mode and domestic energy consumption, profound changes have taken place in agricultural and rural energy consumption, resulting in the demand for new technology development in various sectors of source, network, and load in rural energy systems. Agricultural energy internet (AEI) has promoted the development of renewable energy and agricultural electrification in villages. The construction of the AEI is crucial for achieving the synergistic development of agriculture, energy, and environment. The basic theory and key technologies of AEI are investigated and the prospects for the direction of agricultural energy technology are conducted. The research investigation shows that the AEI framework proposed by China Agricultural University is of great significance for realizing agricultural electrification and reducing agricultural carbon emissions. The article describes in detail the key data and characteristics of agricultural electrification loads. Digital twin technology and virtual power plant technology will be crucial to the construction of advanced AEI.

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Section: Theory Of Aeimentioning

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A review on basic theory and technology of agricultural energy internet

Zhang,

Fu,

Xue

et al. 2023

IET Renewable Power Gen

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“…While sensing, communications, and control technologies have become foundational elements within ITS systems, Electric Power and Energy System (EPES) share a similarly important role for ITS [24]. Modern EPESs by nature support bidirectional flow of both electric power and data, allowing more efficient and effective practices for perception and control.…”

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A Sensory Similarities Approach to Load Disaggregation of Charging Stations in Internet of Electric Vehicles

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Intelligent transportation systems (ITSs) have become popular in recent years as an essential requirement for safer and more efficient transportation systems. Internet of Electric vehicles (IoEV) as well as their hybrid forms provide an ideal means of supporting sustainability within an ITS. The control of charging/discharging of EV is still a challenge, despite the tremendous research progress to date in the field. In this paper, the use of charging station data and binary vectorization are proposed in order to provide timely insights on the dynamic behavior of charging processes. A Bag-of-Power-States model has been created for similarity measurement of charging stations within given time periods. The results of experimentations using synthetic data have shown that the proposed Bag-of-Power-States model is computationally feasible and provides useful results for optimizing the scheduling of power supply to charging stations that may be located across a wide range of distances, over the same period of time.

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Cross-grid demand response (DR) coordinating framework in energy Internet – A case of power market participation of gas DR resources

Duan

et al. 2022

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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Research on Energy Internet Collaborative Scheduling Considering the Complex Interaction of Power System and Transportation System

Cited by 4 publications

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A review on basic theory and technology of agricultural energy internet

A review on basic theory and technology of agricultural energy internet

A Sensory Similarities Approach to Load Disaggregation of Charging Stations in Internet of Electric Vehicles

Cross-grid demand response (DR) coordinating framework in energy Internet – A case of power market participation of gas DR resources

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