Impact of Power-to-Gas Cost Characteristics on Power-Gas-Heating Integrated System Scheduling

Wang, Chengfu; Dong, Shuai; Xu, Shisen; Yang, Ming; He, Suoying; Dong, Xiaoming; Liang, Jun

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2894866

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“…In each iteration, the minimum amount between all existing objectives is determined using Equation (31). Lastly, the maximum amount between all obtained minimum normalized values is chosen as Equation (32).…”

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“…Profit maximization and risk minimization aims are ensued in the model by coordinating virtual power plant and P2G facility. In [32], the multi-objective day-ahead scheduling method was used to analyze the effect of the P2G in a coupled energy system comprising electricity, gas, and district heating systems. The renewable energy integration in combined cooling, heating, and power processes was developed [33].…”

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Growing concerns about global greenhouse gas emissions have led power systems to utilize clean and highly efficient resources. In the meantime, renewable energy plays a vital role in energy prospects worldwide. However, the random nature of these resources has increased the demand for energy storage systems. On the other hand, due to the higher efficiency of multi-energy systems compared to single-energy systems, the development of such systems, which are based on different types of energy carriers, will be more attractive for the utilities. Thus, this paper represents a multi-objective assessment for the operation of a multi-carrier microgrid (MCMG) in the presence of high-efficiency technologies comprising compressed air energy storage (CAES) and power-to-gas (P2G) systems. The objective of the model is to minimize the operation cost and environmental pollution. CAES has a simple-cycle mode operation besides the charging and discharging modes to provide more flexibility in the system. Furthermore, the demand response program is employed in the model to mitigate the peaks. The proposed system participates in both electricity and gas markets to supply the energy requirements. The weighted sum approach and fuzzy-based decision-making are employed to compromise the optimum solutions for conflicting objective functions. The multi-objective model is examined on a sample system, and the results for different cases are discussed. The results show that coupling CAES and P2G systems mitigate the wind power curtailment and minimize the cost and pollution up to 14.2% and 9.6%, respectively.

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“…At the meantime, natural gas has been playing an important role in energy consumption because of the merits of cleanliness and high-efficiency [2]. The extensive application of combined heat and power (CHP) and powerto-gas (P2G) units interlinks multiple independent energy systems (i.e., electricity and natural gas) [3] and makes it promising by the multi-energy coupling operation [4]. Integrated electricity and gas community energy system (IEGS), whose energy sources are electricity and natural gas, can utilize the complementary characteristics of electricity and gas [5]; furthermore, it can realize high-efficiency operation through the coordination of energy conversion, storage and consumption [6], and has been widely developed.…”

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Coordinated Operation and Planning of Integrated Electricity and Gas Community Energy System With Enhanced Operational Resilience

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The coupling in integrated electricity and gas community energy system (IEGS) provides alternative operation modes when unpredictable outages occur at energy-supply sides. Reasonable operation strategies and system configuration can effectively improve the system's resilience, making reliable and continuous operation feasible. Based on the complementary characteristics and reserve capabilities of IEGS, this paper proposes a multi-stage scheduling strategy for resilience enhancement in which thermal storage serves as emergency response resources. The resilient scheduling framework consists of rolling reserve optimization stage, day-ahead economic dispatch stage and fault restoration stage. With the reserve capacity of energy storage generated by rolling optimization and day-ahead dispatch, multiple forms' critical loads will be satisfied in priority when outage occurs on energy-supply sides. Furthermore, a two-level planning model integrating the resilient operation strategy is formulated to better adapt to the source emergency. The proposed planning method is applied to an IEGS with practical demands as a case study. The results show that the configuration generated by the two-level planning model can satisfy the daily reserve requirements for emergency failures, and the resilient scheduling strategy with storage reserve can improve the system resilience effectively. INDEX TERMS Integrated electricity and gas community energy system (IEGS), planning, operational resilience, energy storage, energy outage. NOMENCLATURE A. ABBREVIATIONS

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“…Besides CHP, powerto-gas (P2G) technology provides another integration way between these two systems. However, the application of this technology highly depends on the efficiency of equipment and the price of electric power and natural gas [34].…”

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Influence Evaluation of Integrated Energy System on the Unit Commitment in Power System

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This paper presents a research on unit commitment(UC), which consider the interaction between conventional power system and district-level integrated energy system(IES). The increasing number and scale of IES projects at distribution network bring incremental effect to the whole energy system. Their influence on power system transmission level unit commitment becomes one of the notable topics. Within these IES projects, gas-power and cooling-heating-power are two main types of 'integrated' forms. In this paper, a model system is built for UC analysis in which several district-level IESs are connected to a conventional power system. Heating, cooling and electrical forms of energy are integrated in these IESs. The UC problem is modeled and solved by mixed integer linear programming(MILP), the partial load characteristics of these power plants are handled by piecewise linearization. The common piecewise linearization method used in power and gas system is modified to reduce binary variables and constraints. The purpose of this modification is to increase the MILP solving speed. Case studies are carried out to evaluate the influence of IESs on two different time scales. The simulation result shows that the application of IESs can reduce the whole energy system service cost. As the number of applied district-level IESs increases, the cost reduction becomes more significant. The reduction relies on preventing high-cost small capacity plants go into operation, reducing the number of generator startup, and choosing an economical power output level. These benefits are owing to the reinforcement from gas network via CCHPs (Combine cooling, heating and power) and the buffer from multiple forms of energy storage devices (thermal and cooling).

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Impact of Power-to-Gas Cost Characteristics on Power-Gas-Heating Integrated System Scheduling

Cited by 38 publications

References 31 publications

Eco-Emission Analysis of Multi-Carrier Microgrid Integrated with Compressed Air and Power-to-Gas Energy Storage Technologies

Eco-Emission Analysis of Multi-Carrier Microgrid Integrated with Compressed Air and Power-to-Gas Energy Storage Technologies

Coordinated Operation and Planning of Integrated Electricity and Gas Community Energy System With Enhanced Operational Resilience

Influence Evaluation of Integrated Energy System on the Unit Commitment in Power System

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