Abstract
The coordinated interconnection of multi-area interconnected electricity-gas-heat systems (MIEGHS) has become a typical feature of the modern energy internet. While enhancing system operational efficiency, it also introduces complexity and uncertainty into system operation. In consideration of these factors, a decentralized coordinated robust optimization scheduling framework for MIEGHS is proposed to facilitate coordinated optimization. Firstly, a two-stage robust stochastic optimal dispatching model for a single-area integrated electricity-gas-heat system (IEGHS) is established, considering the uncertainty of wind power output and load. Secondly, a decentralized self-regulation control model for MIEGHS is proposed based on the principle of consistency constraints. Next, considering both the timeliness and convergence of the traditional alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) in solving problems, an improved ADMM method based on inertial Bregman distance is presented for the optimized solution of the proposed model. Finally, the effectiveness and superiority of the presented model and methods are verified by three interconnected IEGHS.
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