Distributed optimal day-ahead scheduling in a smart grid: a trade-off among consumers, power suppliers, and transmission owners (Q1693811)
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Distributed optimal day-ahead scheduling in a smart grid: a trade-off among consumers, power suppliers, and transmission owners (English)
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31 January 2018
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Summary: To cope with the challenges due to increasing peak load, an optimal day-ahead scheduling problem for social welfare maximization is proposed, in which not only the comfort level of consumers and costs of power suppliers but also the power losses in transmission and operation costs of transmission owners are taken into account. Then, this optimal day-ahead scheduling problem is reformulated and solved via the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM), by which fast convergence is guaranteed and the privacy of participants is ensured, in a distributed manner. Specifically, in the proposed distributed optimal day-ahead scheduling, the hourly prices for consumers are divided into hourly supply prices and hourly delivery prices, which will be updated by the independent system operator based on the hourly demand-supply situations and hourly demand-delivery situations, respectively. And the consumers, power suppliers, and transmission owners make their individual optimal day-ahead scheduling based on their individual hourly prices, hourly supply prices, and hourly delivery prices, respectively, until the hourly demand-supply balances and hourly demand-delivery balances are achieved. Effectiveness of the proposed distributed optimal day-ahead scheduling is verified by the cases studied.
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optimal day-ahead scheduling
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smart grid: social welfare maximization
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alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM)
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hourly demand-supply situations
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hourly demand-delivery situations
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