Abstract

This paper presents optimized energy storage and distribution network model under uncertainty of the power generation problem, based on an improved gravitational search algorithm (IGSA). Throughout the search phase, the IGSA uses a trial-and-error strategy to update the best agent. It also modifies the orbit of the poor agent in the late stages of the search and uses the coordinate descent approach to search for the optimal agent's position. A dual-stage optimization (DSO) model is employed for energy storage and uncertainty of energy generation. The hybrid IGSA-DSO used an adoptive speed inertia coefficient which ensures global and local searchability. The features of the proposed model were validated using IEEE-RTS 24 bus test system with various cases to realize the coordinated planning of the power grid and energy storage. Finally, the simulation shows interesting results of the proposed approach (IGSA-DSO), which reduces the investment cost by 0.248% comparatively.

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