Accurate wind power forecasting can help reduce disturbance to the grid in wind power integration. In this paper, a short-term power forecasting model is established by using complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition adaptive noise (CEEMDAN) and nonlinear fitting characteristics of support vector machines (SVM) to accurately predict wind power. First, the wind power data are preprocessed and decomposed to 6 stable power components using CEEMDAN, thus reducing the impact of excessive forecasting errors of oscillatory points at peaks and valleys. Then, particle swarm optimization (PSO) based on improved empirical mode decomposition is designed to optimize the kernel function and penalty factor of the SVM. It establishes a new short-term power forecasting CEEMDAN-combined model. Finally, each stable component data is processed using the power forecasting model, and then, the results are combined to get the final power forecasting value. Analysis of test results and comparative studies show that the RMSE and MAPE of the new model are only one-third of that of the traditional SVM algorithm. The forecasting accuracy and speed meet the requirements for safe operation of wind farms.

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