2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2015.08.040
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Energy management strategy for a renewable-based residential microgrid with generation and demand forecasting

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“…Управле-ние режимом в данном случае направлено на сокращение необходимых резервов мощ-ности с учётом требуемого уровня надёж-ности электроснабжения и качества элек-троэнергии. При этом рыночный механизм в рамках микросети организован на основе подходов [4][5].…”
Section: Abstract: Blockchain Microgrid Photovoltaics Distributed unclassified
“…Управле-ние режимом в данном случае направлено на сокращение необходимых резервов мощ-ности с учётом требуемого уровня надёж-ности электроснабжения и качества элек-троэнергии. При этом рыночный механизм в рамках микросети организован на основе подходов [4][5].…”
Section: Abstract: Blockchain Microgrid Photovoltaics Distributed unclassified
“…A central controller was designed in [39] to compensate for the power fluctuation caused by the renewable generation in the microgrid by coordinating the operation of heat pumps and ESS modeled as a two-tank energy storage device. Most existing works [30][31][32][33][34][35][36] related to the life cycle of ESS with its SOC assumed that no significant maintenance costs were incurred by ESS as long as ESS was not overcharged or over-discharged beyond the limits of SOC. Meanwhile, some limited studies [37][38][39] that considered the ESS models with more comprehensive degradation effects during optimization tend to employ a nonlinear mathematical formulation, which is generally not feasible for real-time applications.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In [31], a similar HES was deployed and the operation of ESS was controlled using a multi-agent FLC by referring to the SOC of both the DC bus and ESS. Another energy management scheme used to minimize the grid power fluctuations or consumption of a residential grid-connected microgrid while keeping the SOC of ESS within secure limits was reported in [32][33][34]. The optimal operation of a grid-connected HES consisting of PVS, fuel cell, and ESS was formulated in [35], using MILP to minimize either the running costs or the CO 2 emissions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Microgrid scheduling is reviewed from various viewpoints like modeling techniques and reliability [3], energy management based on demand response [4], and generation/demand forecasting [5]. In general, the objectives of the models for the optimal design and scheduling of microgrids are cost-minimization problems under a variety of different constraints [6,7].…”
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confidence: 99%