Abstract
Under the path of global low-carbon development, increasing the proportion of renewable energy in the power grid will become the main goal in the future. But, it will also aggravate the problem of wind and solar curtailment. A joint optimal scheduling model of a renewable energy regional power grid with an energy storage system and concentrated solar power plant is proposed in this study. The proposed model takes the lowest comprehensive operation cost of the power grid as the optimization goal and considers various constraints of concentrated solar power plants, energy storage systems, thermal power units, wind power, and photovoltaic power generation. Finally, a modified IEEE 9-bus system is used to verify the validity. The results show that the model can effectively improve the system node voltage, promote the accommodation of wind and solar power, and alleviate the peak shaving of thermal power units under the premise of optimal economy pressure.
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