Optimal Power Scheduling of Cooperative Microgrids in Electricity Market Environment

This paper proposes an optimal power scheduling strategy for cooperative operation of multiple-coupled microgrids, where the microgrid coalition makes day-ahead energy exchange commitments with the grid. Deviations from their commitments are limited by penalizing the microgrids. Various system inter...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on industrial informatics 2019-07, Vol.15 (7), p.4152-4163
Main Authors: Lahon, Rinalini, Gupta, Chandra P., Fernandez, Eugene
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Buildings
Coalition
Distributed generation
Electric power distribution
Electric power grids
Electricity supply industry
energy managementn
Exchanging
Informatics
Job shop scheduling
Load modeling
Microgrids
Optimization
Power loss
Propagation losses
Scheduling
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description This paper proposes an optimal power scheduling strategy for cooperative operation of multiple-coupled microgrids, where the microgrid coalition makes day-ahead energy exchange commitments with the grid. Deviations from their commitments are limited by penalizing the microgrids. Various system intermittencies are captured via scenarios. The framework aims at maximizing the expected profit of each microgrid, while mitigating the distribution power losses by enabling local power trades between all microgrids within a coalition. The scheduling problem only utilizes the power exchange requests as the control signals between participating microgrids. Extensive numerical results are presented to corroborate the efficacy of the proposed approach.
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Coalition
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Electric power distribution
Electric power grids
Electricity supply industry
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Exchanging
Informatics
Job shop scheduling
Load modeling
Microgrids
Optimization
Power loss
Propagation losses
Scheduling
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