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Predict plus Optimize Problem in Renewable Energy Scheduling

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Christoph Bergmeir *
F
Frits de Nijs
E
Evgenii Genov
A
Abishek Sriramulu
M
Mahdi Abolghasemi
R
Richard Bean
J
John T. Betts
Q
Quang Neo Bui
N
Nam Trong Dinh
N
Nils Einecke
R
Rasul Esmaeilbeigi
S
Scott Ferraro
P
Priya Galketiya
R
Robert E. Glasgow
R
Rakshitha Godahewa
Y
Yanfei Kang
S
Steffen Limmer
L
Luis Magdalena
P
Pablo Montero‐Manso
D
Daniel Peralta
Y
Yogesh Pipada Sunil Kumar
A
Alejandro Rosales-Pérez
J
Julian Ruddick
A
Akylas Stratigakos
P
Peter J. Stuckey
G
Guido Tack
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Isaac Triguero
R
Rui Yuan
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3555393delete
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Predict+Optimize frameworks integrate forecasting and optimization to address real-world challenges such as renewable energy scheduling, where variability and uncertainty are critical factors. This paper benchmarks solutions from the IEEE-CIS Technical Challenge on Predict+Optimize for Renewable Energy Scheduling, focusing on forecasting renewable production and demand and optimizing energy cost. The competition attracted 49 participants in total. The top-ranked method employed stochastic optimization using LightGBM ensembles, and achieved at least a 2% reduction in energy costs compared to deterministic approaches, demonstrating that the most accurate point forecast does not necessarily guarantee the best performance in downstream optimization. The published data and problem setting establish a benchmark for further research into integrated forecasting-optimization methods for energy systems, highlighting the importance of considering forecast uncertainty in optimization models to achieve cost-effective and reliable energy management. The novelty of this work lies in its comprehensive evaluation of Predict+Optimize methodologies applied to a real-world renewable energy scheduling problem, providing insights into the scalability, generalizability, and effectiveness of the proposed solutions. Potential applications extend beyond energy systems to any domain requiring integrated forecasting and optimization, such as supply chain management, transportation planning, and financial portfolio optimization.
Keyword:
Optimization
Forecasting
Renewable energy sources
Benchmark testing
Australia
Scheduling
Production
Costs
Artificial neural networks
Stochastic processes
Energy forecasting
optimization
predict and optimize
time series
scheduling

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