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Coordination for Multienergy Microgrids Using Multiagent Reinforcement Learning
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Multienergy microgrids (MEMGs) have significant potential to offer high energy utilization efficiency and system flexibility. The coordination of these MEMGs poses challenges due to the various system dynamics and uncertainties and the need to preserve privacy. This article proposes a double auction (DA)-market-based coordination framework. As such, MEMGs can not only schedule their own energy components but also trade energy with others in the DA market. After that, we formulate this problem as Markov games and propose a multiagent reinforcement learning method by making use of the DA market public information to enhance the stability with privacy perseverance. Case studies involving a real-world scenario validate the superior performance of the proposed method in reducing both the energy costs and the carbon emissions.
Keywords:
Cogeneration
Resistance heating
Privacy
Microgrids
Uncertainty
Mathematical models
Indexes
Carbon emissions
energy coordination
multienergy microgrid (MEMG)
multiagent reinforcement learning (MARL)
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