Abstract
Due to growing concerns over environmental protection, economic and environmentally responsible power dispatching has become a hot topic in the field of power system control. Multi-objective optimization minimizes fuel costs and pollution emissions without violating operational constraints. To solve this problem, the MOP is decomposed into individual objects via the weighted sum method, and Newton’s method is used to tackle equality constraints iteratively. To this end, a hybrid algorithm (HKSOPSO-CP) based on kernel search optimization (KSO) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) with Cauchy perturbation is proposed in this paper. An experiment with 23 CEC benchmark functions shows that HKSOPSO-CP offers better performance compared with various popular algorithms proposed in recent years. When employed to solve the IEEE standard economic emission dispatch (EED) problems with 6, 10, 40, and 110 units, the proposed HKSOPSO-CP algorithm produces results indicating a better trade-off between the objectives relating to fuel costs and emissions compared to other algorithms that have recently been reported on in the literature.
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