Enabling smart ports through the integration of microgrids: A two-stage stochastic programming approach

Molavi, Anahita; Shi, Jian; Wu, Yiwei; Lim, Gino J.

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2019.114022

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“…The integration of different RES entities, the conventional grid operation, and control tasks is not simpler and convenient task. This is because the power system includes generation plants, transmission systems, distribution systems, market operators, and utility systems operators [6]. Efficient communication of data among the power system entities is essential for coordinating the smart grid (SG) [7].…”

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“… SG should consider reliability and security of electric assets to ensure protection from different weather conditions, and cyber-attacks [16]. [17] Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) [17] SCADA, Wide Area Monitoring, Protection and Control (WAMPAC) [17] ICT (Information & Communication technology) [6] Communication equipment (Broadband wired and wireless access). [6] CIS (Customer information system), ERP (Enterprise resources planning software).…”

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“…[17] Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) [17] SCADA, Wide Area Monitoring, Protection and Control (WAMPAC) [17] ICT (Information & Communication technology) [6] Communication equipment (Broadband wired and wireless access). [6] CIS (Customer information system), ERP (Enterprise resources planning software). [6] Renewable energy and distribution generation integration [18] Battery storage, converter & inverter, Smart control systems, communication devices [18].…”

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“…[6] CIS (Customer information system), ERP (Enterprise resources planning software). [6] Renewable energy and distribution generation integration [18] Battery storage, converter & inverter, Smart control systems, communication devices [18].…”

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Power systems automation, communication, and information technologies for smart grid: A technical aspects review

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Smart grid (SG) introduced proven power system, based on modernized power delivery system with introduction of advanced data-information and communication technologies (ICT). SGs include improved quality of power transmission/distribution from power generation to end-users with optimized power flow and efficiency. In addition to above modern automation, two-way communications, advanced monitoring, and control to optimize power quality issues are the classic features of SGs. This ensures the efficiency and reliability of all its interconnected power system elements against potential threats and life time cycle. By integrating ICT into the power system SGs improved the working capabilities of the utility companies. Resultant of ICT with SG leads to better management of assets and ensure energy management for end users. This review article presents the different areas of communication and information technology areas involved in SG automation.

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“…(2) The different factors that are considered as main features of microgrid operation models (references [18][19][20]) have investigated the optimal operation of microgrids with consideration of distributed renewable energy. In References [21,22], the optimal operation of microgrids is modeled and solved under the background of smart grids. (3) Different methods are used to solve the optimal operation of microgrids.…”

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Stochastic Optimization of Microgrid Participating Day-Ahead Market Operation Strategy with Consideration of Energy Storage System and Demand Response

Zhao

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More and more attention has been paid to the development of renewable energy in the world. Microgrids with flexible regulation abilities provide an effective way to solve the problem of renewable energy connected to power grids. In this article, an optimization strategy of a microgrid participating in day-ahead market operations considering demand responses is proposed, where the uncertainties of distributed renewable energy generation, electrical load, and day-ahead market prices are taken into account. The results show that, when the microgrid implements the demand response, the operation cost of the microgrid decreases by 4.17%. Meanwhile, the demand response program can transfer the peak load of the high-price period to the low-price period, which reduces the peak valley difference of the load and stabilizes the load curve. Finally, a sensitivity analysis of three factors is carried out, finding that, with the increase of the demand response adjustable ratio or the maximum capacity of the electrical storage devices, the operation cost of the microgrid decreases, while, with the increase of the demand response cost, the operation cost of the microgrid increases and, finally, tends to the cost without the demand response. The sensitivity analysis reveals that the demand response cost has a reasonable pricing range to maximize the value of the demand response.

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Triboelectric Nanogenerator‐Enabled Digital Twins in Civil Engineering Infrastructure 4.0: A Comprehensive Review

Pang,

He,

Liu

et al. 2024

Advanced Science

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The emergence of digital twins has ushered in a new era in civil engineering with a focus on achieving sustainable energy supply, real‐time sensing, and rapid warning systems. These key development goals mean the arrival of Civil Engineering 4.0.The advent of triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) demonstrates the feasibility of energy harvesting and self‐powered sensing. This review aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the fundamental elements comprising civil infrastructure, encompassing various structures such as buildings, pavements, rail tracks, bridges, tunnels, and ports. First, an elaboration is provided on smart engineering structures with digital twins. Following that, the paper examines the impact of using TENG‐enabled strategies on smart civil infrastructure through the integration of materials and structures. The various infrastructures provided by TENGs have been analyzed to identify the key research interest. These areas encompass a wide range of civil infrastructure characteristics, including safety, efficiency, energy conservation, and other related themes. The challenges and future perspectives of TENG‐enabled smart civil infrastructure are briefly discussed in the final section. In conclusion, it is conceivable that in the near future, there will be a proliferation of smart civil infrastructure accompanied by sustainable and comprehensive smart services.

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Enabling smart ports through the integration of microgrids: A two-stage stochastic programming approach

Cited by 75 publications

References 18 publications

Power systems automation, communication, and information technologies for smart grid: A technical aspects review

Power systems automation, communication, and information technologies for smart grid: A technical aspects review

Stochastic Optimization of Microgrid Participating Day-Ahead Market Operation Strategy with Consideration of Energy Storage System and Demand Response

Triboelectric Nanogenerator‐Enabled Digital Twins in Civil Engineering Infrastructure 4.0: A Comprehensive Review

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