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Regulating power management in interconnected microgrids
An effective regulating power management is needed in next generation interconnected microgrids to mitigate the effect of load-generation imbalance in the system. The objective of this paper is to present a two-stage regulating power management scheme in an interconnected microgrid (MG) system. First, in a day-ahead power management, the power generation set-points are determined in the individual MGs considering predicted demand and power from renewable energy sources. Second, in a real-time regulating power management, a network operator establishes a set of power flow interactions among MGs to mitigate the load-generation imbalances in MGs. These interactions are obtained using a convex multi-constraint optimization problem and a cooperative developed algorithm. A simple suboptimal greedy solution is also proposed. Numerical results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed real-time regulating power management in cooperation with day-ahead scheduling to reduce the system load-generation imbalance, in comparison with conventional power resources.
Regulating power management in interconnected microgrids
An effective regulating power management is needed in next generation interconnected microgrids to mitigate the effect of load-generation imbalance in the system. The objective of this paper is to present a two-stage regulating power management scheme in an interconnected microgrid (MG) system. First, in a day-ahead power management, the power generation set-points are determined in the individual MGs considering predicted demand and power from renewable energy sources. Second, in a real-time regulating power management, a network operator establishes a set of power flow interactions among MGs to mitigate the load-generation imbalances in MGs. These interactions are obtained using a convex multi-constraint optimization problem and a cooperative developed algorithm. A simple suboptimal greedy solution is also proposed. Numerical results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed real-time regulating power management in cooperation with day-ahead scheduling to reduce the system load-generation imbalance, in comparison with conventional power resources.
Regulating power management in interconnected microgrids
Fathi, Mohammad (author) / Bevrani, Hassan (author)
2017-09-01
14 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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