Abstract
This study proposes an enhanced Kepler Optimization (EKO) algorithm, incorporating fractional-order components to develop a Proportional-Integral-First-Order Double Derivative (PI–(1+DD)) controller for frequency stability control in multi-area power systems with wind power integration. The fractional-order element facilitates efficient information and past experience sharing among participants, hence increasing the search efficiency of the EKO algorithm. Furthermore, a local escaping approach is included to improve the search process for avoiding local optimization. Applications were performed through comparisons with the 2020 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC 2020) benchmark tests and applications in a two-area system, including thermal and wind power. In this regard, comparisons were implemented considering three different controllers of PI, PID, and PI–(1+DD) designs. The simulations show that the EKO algorithm demonstrates superior performance in optimizing load frequency control (LFC), significantly improving the stability of power systems with renewable energy systems (RES) integration.
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