Abstract

In the distributed optimization of micro-grid, we consider grid connected solar micro-grid system which contains a local consumer, a solar photovoltaic system and a battery. The consumer as an agent continuously interacts with the environment and learns to take optimal actions. Each agent uses a model-free reinforcement learning algorithm, namely Q Learning, to optimize the battery scheduling in dynamic environment of load and available solar power. Multiple agents sense the states of the environment components and make collective decisions about how to respond to randomness in load, intermittent solar power using a Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning algorithm, called Coordinated Q Learning (CQL). The goals of each agent are to increase the utility of the battery and solar power in order to achieve the long term objective of reducing the power consumption from grid.

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