Energiesysteme und das Paradigma des Agenten

Beck, Andreas J.; Derksen, Christian; Lehnhoff, Sebastian; Linnenberg, Tobias; Nieße, Astrid; Rohbogner, Gregor

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31768-2_2

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“…In order to operate PV battery systems collaboratively to achieve superordinate goals, a mechanism for the coordination of the local EM is needed. In general, the coordination of several decentralized energy systems with flexible loads and/or flexible generation can pursue grid-oriented or balanced (financial) objectives [26].…”

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Coordination Mechanism for PV Battery Systems with Local Optimizing Energy Management

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This publication presents a coordination mechanism for neighboring photovoltaic (PV) battery systems with local optimizing energy management (EM). The aim of this coordination is a high degree of self-sufficiency for the neighborhood while maintaining a high individual degree of self-sufficiency and relieving the grid. A financial incentive to increase the energy exchanged within the neighborhood is introduced. The local EM of the individual PV battery system uses model predictive control based on deterministic dynamic programming in order to minimize the individual economic costs and extreme grid power values. By using a coordination algorithm involving a central information processing unit, the neighboring PV battery systems are given information about the sum of the planned consumption and feed-in power profiles of the neighborhood, as well as the neighborhood tariffs. Based on these data, the PV battery systems successively optimize the operation of their batteries until either convergence or a maximum count of iterations is achieved. The operating principle of the distributed EM concept with coordination is demonstrated through a simulation of a residential neighborhood comprising eight households with different load profiles and varying PV peak powers and battery capacities. Its performance is compared with three EM concepts: two distributed concepts without coordination and another one with central optimizing EM representing ideal coordination. The resulting power flow distributions are analyzed, and the benefits and weaknesses of the developed coordination mechanism are discussed based on a number of evaluation criteria.

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Section: Coordination Mechanisms For Pv Battery Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A superordinate EM structure describes how single EM units are organized and how they communicate and thereby defines their relation to each other [26]. The following superordinate EM structures can be distinguished ( Figure 2) [13,26]:…”

Section: Coordination Mechanisms For Pv Battery Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%