2022
DOI: 10.1109/tsg.2021.3127922
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Optimal Operation of Power Systems With Energy Storage Under Uncertainty: A Scenario-Based Method With Strategic Sampling

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“…However, the CCP is generally NPhard. With the deluge of PSO data and the success of big data techniques, data-driven optimization methods based on scenario optimization (SO) [8]- [12] provide a viable way to achieve an approximate solution for CCP problems, such as chance-constrained reserve scheduling [13], [14], economic dispatch [15], [16], OPF [17], and multiperiod OPF-ESDUU [18]. These SO-based DDO methods are PD-free, driven by the uncertainty samples of UREPL, not depending on any prior knowledge of the PD of UREPL, and guarantee that the solution satisfies the constraints with a high confidence level.…”
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“…However, the CCP is generally NPhard. With the deluge of PSO data and the success of big data techniques, data-driven optimization methods based on scenario optimization (SO) [8]- [12] provide a viable way to achieve an approximate solution for CCP problems, such as chance-constrained reserve scheduling [13], [14], economic dispatch [15], [16], OPF [17], and multiperiod OPF-ESDUU [18]. These SO-based DDO methods are PD-free, driven by the uncertainty samples of UREPL, not depending on any prior knowledge of the PD of UREPL, and guarantee that the solution satisfies the constraints with a high confidence level.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These SO-based DDO methods are PD-free, driven by the uncertainty samples of UREPL, not depending on any prior knowledge of the PD of UREPL, and guarantee that the solution satisfies the constraints with a high confidence level. As the number of uncertainty samples fed into SO-based DDO methods has a critical influence on their computational efficiency, Reference [18] proposed strategic sampling (SS) using metric learning and reinforcement learning techniques to reduce the uncertainty samples needed to solve the multiperiod OPF-ESDUU problem, which is an effective alternative to the conventional SO-based DDO methods in [8]- [17] using random sampling. However, the existing SS ignores the correlation information between the uncertainty samples from a global perspective.…”
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“…To cope with the intermittency of RESs' outputs and achieve a higher level of system flexibility, power system investors and planners have tried to suggest short-and long-term solutions [3,6]. Amongst, expanding the transmission capacity, called transmission expansion planning (TEP) [7] and employing energy storage systems (ESSs) [8,9] have been introduced as the pivotal solutions. Due to the required considerable capital investment cost in the expansion of TEP and ESSs, developing a proper optimization procedure to determine the optimal capacity/location of trans-mission lines and ESSs modules would be essential considering the adequate uncertainties [10,11].…”
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“…Authors in [14] try to introduce a robust ESSs framework to alleviate the fluctuating generation of RESs based on a non‐convex non‐linear AC optimal power flow method, while reference [15] investigates an optimal transmission network reconfiguration model considering non‐linear AC power flow. In [8], a multi‐period optimal power system operation is presented considering the non‐linear ESSs and AC power flow models. Authors in [16] develop a tri‐level model to simultaneously determine the optimal sizing and siting of merchant BESS and TEP to maximize the BESS owners’ profit and minimize the cost of TEP decisions.…”
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confidence: 99%