Abstract
The integration of large-scale wind power and photovoltaics into the power system will aggravate the voltage fluctuation of grid nodes, while when the reactive power of new energy units participates in the optimization of reactive power and voltage of the system, it will promote the consumption of new energy while effectively improving the stable operation level of the system. In this work, the grey wolf algorithm (GWO) of entropy weight is introduced to solve the optimal compromise solution of multi-objective reactive power optimization of transmission network, and the network loss and voltage deviation and static voltage stability margin are taken as three objective functions to evaluate and make use of the reactive power regulation performance of new energy units. Specifically, the cooperative optimization of reactive power regulation performance of wind turbine and photovoltaic generating set and reactive power compensation of original power system is adopted, the efficient GWO) is incorporated to solve the multi-objective reactive power optimization model, the entropy method is introduced to obtain the optimal compromise solution of reactive power optimization, and a numerical example is analyzed by using IEEE39 transmission network system. Simulation results confirmed that the proposed multi-objective reactive power and voltage optimization model and grey wolf optimization algorithm can effectively improve the system node voltage quality and improve the stable operation level of the system.
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