Bilevel low-carbon coordinated operation of integrated energy systems considering dynamic tiered carbon pricing methodology

Wu, Dongge; Chang, Xinyue; Xue, Yixun; Huang, Yuxi; Su, Jia; Sun, Hongbin

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2024.133251

Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2024.133251

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Bilevel low-carbon coordinated operation of integrated energy systems considering dynamic tiered carbon pricing methodology

Dongge Wu,

Xinyue Chang,

Yixun Xue

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Operation mode and scheduling plan optimization approach for multiple balancing zones in a distribution system

Huang,

Yi,

et al. 2024

Front. Energy Res.

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Modern power systems are developing rapidly, with distributed energy, energy storage devices, adjustable loads, and other flexible resources consolidated through microgrids, virtual power plants, and integrated source–network–load–storage systems. This consolidation under various balancing zone models facilitates synergistic operations and has become critical to enhancing distributed power consumption and ensuring the reliability of electricity supply. Therefore, in light of the challenges of inadequate economic efficiency, reduced accommodation of renewable energy, and poorer operational reliability in distribution networks, this study proposes a category selection and flexibility resource scheduling method that considers the differences in multiple balancing zone models and modes. Firstly, the approach establishes a multi-dimensional characteristic evaluation index and multiple balancing zone operation models. The characteristic evaluation indicators are then utilized to assess the unique properties of the balancing zone system and eliminate unreasonable operating modes. Finally, through analyzing the effectiveness and differences of various balancing zone operation modes, an optimal operation mode is selected, and a scheduling plan is formulated. We conclude that the scheduling plan optimization method considering the operation mode can realize a reasonable choice of operation modes and achieve benefit optimization.

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Operation mode and scheduling plan optimization approach for multiple balancing zones in a distribution system

Huang,

Yi,

et al. 2024

Front. Energy Res.

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Bilevel low-carbon coordinated operation of integrated energy systems considering dynamic tiered carbon pricing methodology

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