Abstract
This paper is concerned with an event-triggered hybrid control for the energy Internet based on a multi-agent system approach with which renewable energy resources can be fully utilized to meet load demand with high security and well dynamical quality. In the design of control, a multi-agent system framework is first constructed. Then, to describe fully the hybrid behaviors of all distributed energy resources and logical relationships between them, a differential hybrid Petri-net model is established, which is an original work. The most important contributions based on this model propose four types of event-triggered hybrid control strategies whereby the multi-agent system implements the hierarchical hybrid control to achieve multiple control objectives. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed control is validated by means of simulation results.
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