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Optimal scheduling for unit commitment considering wind power consumption and natural gas peak-shaving

Published: 14 August 2024 Publication History

Abstract

The mismatch between the rate of the new energy development and the system’s peak-shaving capacity has resulted in severe wind abandonment. Based on the grid connection of wind power and natural gas peak-shaving, a model of unit commitment considering wind power consumption and natural gas peak-shaving and taking into account a combination of system economics and wind power consumption capability is designed. Natural gas peak-shaving is added to improve the system’s peak-shaving capacity, and a wind abandonment penalty constraint is added to reduce the amount of wind abandoned by the system, and the model is solved by an improved genetic algorithm. Finally, to verify how wind power and natural gas peak-shaving impact unit commitment, the IEEE-30 node system is used. The results show that natural gas peak-shaving reduces system operating costs and improves the safety of the system. This model ensures the economics of system operation while positively promoting wind power consumption effectively and reasonably.

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cover image Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering
Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering  Volume 24, Issue 4-5
2024
1226 pages

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IOS Press

Netherlands

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Published: 14 August 2024

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  1. Unit commitment
  2. optimal scheduling
  3. wind power consumption
  4. natural gas peak-shaving
  5. improved intelligent algorithm

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