Abstract
Regional Integrated Energy System (RIES) provides a new way to solve the energy dilemma. In order to improve the economic benefits of a regional integrated energy system, a regional integrated energy system with energy storage considering Integrated Demand Respones (IDR) is proposed. Under the premise of not affecting user comfort, fully mobilizing user-side resources can improve the comprehensive utilization efficiency of energy, reduce energy costs, and consume more renewable energy. This paper introduces the concept of IDR, layered interactive architecture and interaction mechanism, analyzes the multi-energy, and focuses on the analysis of integrated energy system scheduling considering IDR uncertainty. Finally, the key scientific issues in IDR research are summarized, and future research directions are prospected.
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