Abstract

The vigorous development of clean energy is an important way to achieve “Carbon peak, Carbon neutral”, but the inherent intermittent and uncontrollable power generation characteristics of clean energy such as scenery and other comprehensive factors make the energy consumption problem more prominent, and the multi-energy complementary can solve the energy consumption problem more effectively. However, the current study of multi-energy complementary operation only considers the fuel cost, load shedding and wind and solar abandonment cost, and does not consider enough the peaking cost of thermal power units and the life loss of batteries. To address these problems, a multi-energy complementary energy system operation optimization model considering multiple types of peaking costs is established, and the peaking costs of regulating units are modeled more finely and solved by a dynamic inertia weighted particle swarm algorithm. The results demonstrate that the addition of energy storage system can effectively reduce the total operating cost of the system under the condition of large-scale clean energy grid connection, and the addition of creeping cost and low load operating cost can reflect the cost of conventional units more realistically, which can better provide the dispatching strategy for the decision of multi-energy complementary operation of power system.

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