A multi-objective mixed integer linear programming model for integrated electricity-gas network expansion planning considering the impact of photovoltaic generation

Yamchi, Hamid Bakhshi; Safari, Amin; Guerrero, Josep M.

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.119933

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“…Similarly, the heat generation of hubs should be greater than its heat demand. Hence, these constraints can be formulated by the following equations: In the practical aspects of energy hubs, the upper and lower levels of the different equipment outputs are constrained by (33) to ( Abbreviation: CHP, combined heat and power.…”

Section: Energy Hubs Constraintsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The impact of NG transmission system in the solution of look-ahead unit commitment has been analyzed in [31,32] which minimizes the power system short-term operating costs that have a large number of gas-fired and dual fuel-generating units. Moreover, the authors in [33] propose an optimal expansion planning model of integrated electricity and gas networks with the high penetration of renewable energy resources using photovoltaic units for satisfying the electricity and gas loads in the planning horizon.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Optimization of transmission lines congestion management in integrated electricity and natural gas multi‐carrier energy systems

Khoshbouy,

Kazemzadeh

2024

IET Generation Trans & Dist

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The increasing interactivity between energy carrier networks such as electrical, natural gas (NG), and heating can be appropriately used for improving the operation optimality along with overcoming some challenges of those systems. With such a view, this paper studies the practical issue of power transmission lines congestion management in integrated multicarrier energy systems (MCESs) and makes a comparison with the only electrical operation mode. The MCES consisting of electrical and NG network infrastructures with exchanged energy between them is modelled by considering the several local energy hubs and their electrical and heat loads. Rescheduling of energy sources (power plants and gas wells) and demand side management in both electrical and NG networks have been utilized as the two important tools in the developed congestion alleviation framework. The proposed method confirms that the provided flexibility in the integrated operation of the MCESs can lead to a remarkable reduction in the congestion management cost index. Implementing the proposed congestion management framework on an assumed test MCES with a combined 39‐bus New England power system and 20‐node Belgium NG system demonstrates its effectiveness and applicability for the system operators.

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Section: Energy Hubs Constraintsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Multi-carrier Energy Systemsmentioning

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Optimization of transmission lines congestion management in integrated electricity and natural gas multi‐carrier energy systems

Khoshbouy,

Kazemzadeh

2024

IET Generation Trans & Dist

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“…offshore wind turbines and hydrogen storages. Yamchi et al (2021) present a model for integrated planning of electricity and gas networks.…”

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Implementing a highly adaptable method for the multi-objective optimisation of energy systems

Finke

Bertsch

2023

Applied Energy

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“…In the existing literature, while incorporating N-1 constraints into transmission expansion models is common practice, embedding conditions of SCCs into G&TEP models in the planning phase has been little discussed [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. Ignoring SCC constraints may threaten the security of power grids because G&TEP reduces the equivalent network impedance, which, in turn, increases the short-circuit level of substations.…”

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“…However, both did not investigate the impact of power system uncertainties and SCC limits. A new expansion planning model of integrated electricity and gas networks with the high penetration of renewable energy resources was introduced in other work [15]. A scenario-based stochastic method was exploited to study the correlated uncertainty of photovoltaic generation and electrical loads; however, the SCC constraint was not included in the proposed model.…”

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A Mathematical Approach to Simultaneously Plan Generation and Transmission Expansion Based on Fault Current Limiters and Reliability Constraints

Refaat

Aleem²,

Atia

et al. 2021

Mathematics

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Today, generation and transmission expansion planning (G&TEP) to meet potential load growth is restricted by reliability constraints and the presence of uncertainties. This study proposes the reliability constrained planning method for integrated renewable energy sources and transmission expansion considering fault current limiter (FCL) placement and sizing and N-1 security. Moreover, an approach for dealing with uncertain events is adopted. The proposed planning model translates into a mixed-integer non-linear programming model, which is complex and not easy to solve. The problem was formulated as a tri-level problem, and a hybridization framework between meta-heuristic and mathematical optimization algorithms was introduced to avoid linearization errors and simplify the solution. For this reason, three meta-heuristic techniques were tested. The proposed methodology was conducted on the Egyptian West Delta system. The numerical results demonstrated the efficiency of integrating G&TEP and FCL allocation issues in improving power system reliability. Furthermore, the effectiveness of the hybridization algorithm in solving the suggested problem was validated by comparison with other optimization algorithms.

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A multi-objective mixed integer linear programming model for integrated electricity-gas network expansion planning considering the impact of photovoltaic generation

Cited by 37 publications

References 30 publications

Optimization of transmission lines congestion management in integrated electricity and natural gas multi‐carrier energy systems

Optimization of transmission lines congestion management in integrated electricity and natural gas multi‐carrier energy systems

Implementing a highly adaptable method for the multi-objective optimisation of energy systems

A Mathematical Approach to Simultaneously Plan Generation and Transmission Expansion Based on Fault Current Limiters and Reliability Constraints

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