Abstract
Unlike conventional power plants, wind farm and solar photovoltaic (PV) module operations involved uncontrollable factors such as wind and solar irradiation, making the dispatch problem more complex. This study proposes optimal scheduling using a modification inertia weight of the particle swarm optimisation (PSO) algorithm and take into account unexpected forecast errors due to uncertainty in renewable distributed generators and loads in the day-ahead market in a microgrid. Modified inertia weight makes the PSO algorithm have a strong global searching ability to solve the scheduling. Meanwhile, the microgrid coordinates the realistic production of its power plant to get the optimal total cost. The uncertainty of renewable distributed generators is modelled based on forecast data. The Simulation result shows the advantages of the proposed method.
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