Abstract
Abstract To enhance the configurability of photovoltaic energy storage within distribution network systems and foster synchronized development of power sources and loads, a source-load coordinated approach for optimal photovoltaic energy storage configuration in distribution networks is introduced. An alternative multi-objective framework for optimal allocation of photovoltaic energy storage capacity in distribution networks is formulated, which is the optimal goal of maximum economic benefit of photovoltaic energy storage, the optimal goal of minimum network loss and the optimal goal of source-network load coordination. The constraints of the system’s power flow, energy storage charging and discharging capabilities, and an optimized allocation strategy for energy storage are established, and the objective function is solved with full consideration of source-network load coordination factors. The energy storage optimization is updated in the iterative process. Based on the update results, the process for optimal allocation of photovoltaic energy storage in the distribution network has been devised to attain the most efficient allocation. Experimental results indicate a minimal discrepancy between the actual and specified energy storage output, along with a reduced average output power resulting from the optimized photovoltaic energy storage configuration, which shows excellent performance in energy storage optimization configuration.
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