2019 IEEE 3rd International Electrical and Energy Conference (CIEEC) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/cieec47146.2019.cieec-2019564
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Optimization of the Integrated Energy System with Energy Storage Considering Risk Operation

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“…There are also studies that take user factors into account in IES optimization scheduling modeling. Literature [12] focuses on analyzing the impact of user behavior and user satisfaction on the electric-gas coupling P2G-IES system and establishes a multi-objective optimization model.Literature [13] introduces user satisfaction for the thermal-electric-gas coupling IES and establishes a multi-objective optimization model that maximizes user satisfaction.Literature [14] focuses on the electric-gas-thermal coupling IES and considers the impact of user behavior on load, establishing an economic scheduling model.Literature [15]- [16] focuses on analyzing user heating behavior for the electric-thermal-gas coupling IES and establishes a dual-objective optimization model for the system.The above studies establish IES scheduling models taking into account user factors. On the one hand, they only consider user factors as a single constraint condition, and on the other hand, they only consider user load power as the only indicator of user satisfaction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are also studies that take user factors into account in IES optimization scheduling modeling. Literature [12] focuses on analyzing the impact of user behavior and user satisfaction on the electric-gas coupling P2G-IES system and establishes a multi-objective optimization model.Literature [13] introduces user satisfaction for the thermal-electric-gas coupling IES and establishes a multi-objective optimization model that maximizes user satisfaction.Literature [14] focuses on the electric-gas-thermal coupling IES and considers the impact of user behavior on load, establishing an economic scheduling model.Literature [15]- [16] focuses on analyzing user heating behavior for the electric-thermal-gas coupling IES and establishes a dual-objective optimization model for the system.The above studies establish IES scheduling models taking into account user factors. On the one hand, they only consider user factors as a single constraint condition, and on the other hand, they only consider user load power as the only indicator of user satisfaction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%