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Operation Mechanism and Strategies for Transactive Electricity Market With Multi-Microgrid in Grid-Connected Mode

Under the policy support of electricity market reform and the promotion of microgrids in grid-connected operation mode construction in China, the sales side of electricity market is gradually liberalized. Microgrids are developing rapidly through participating in the electricity market competition....

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Published in:IEEE access 2020, Vol.8, p.79594-79603
Main Authors: Liu, Zifa, Gao, Jianyu, Yu, Hanxiao, Wang, Xinyue
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Language:English
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Summary:Under the policy support of electricity market reform and the promotion of microgrids in grid-connected operation mode construction in China, the sales side of electricity market is gradually liberalized. Microgrids are developing rapidly through participating in the electricity market competition. In order to find the multi-player game relationship of real-time electricity market with multi-microgrid in grid-connected operation mode and provide an incentive for electricity trading among microgrids, we propose a transactive real-time market trading mechanism based on the principle of proportional distribution. Through the analysis of multi-player game in real-time market, we build cost-benefit models of microgrids with power surplus and those with power shortage. Based on the game theory, non-cooperative game models with multi-buyer and multi-seller of microgrids with power surplus and those with power shortage are established. The existence of Nash equilibrium for the game models of microgrids with power surplus and those with power shortage has been proved and the Nash equilibrium is solved to obtain their optimal bid and selling strategies. The feasibility and validity of the proposed mechanism and models are proved through case study. The result demonstrates that all microgrids can obtain the best profits with their optimal strategies.
ISSN:2169-3536
2169-3536
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2990297