Abstract
For the increasing proportion of building energy consumption in global energy consumption in recent years, this paper proposes a day-ahead economic dispatching method of building energy systems considering virtual energy storage. Firstly, virtual energy storage is modeled according to the thermal inertia of the building. Then, a building energy system model with a distribution grid, photovoltaic generator sets, and heating equipment (heat pump) is constructed. Finally, a day-ahead economic optimal dispatch of the building energy system considering virtual energy storage is modeled to achieve the charging and discharging management of virtual energy storage. Case study results show that under the precondition for meeting the thermal comfort of the occupants, the daily electric power purchase of the building energy system after considering virtual energy storage is reduced by 278.69 kW. The daily comprehensive operating cost is decreased by 8.3%. The validity and reliability of this suggested approach in this paper are proved.
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