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Day-Ahead and Intra-Day Optimal Scheduling Considering Wind Power Forecasting Errors
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The aim of this paper is to address the challenges regarding the safety and economics of power system operation after the integration of a high proportion of wind power. In response to the limitations of the literature, which often fails to simultaneously consider both aspects, we propose a solution based on a stochastic optimization scheduling model. Firstly, we consider the uncertainty of day-ahead wind power forecasting errors and establish a multi-scenario day-ahead stochastic optimization scheduling model. By balancing the reserve capacity and economic efficiency in the optimization scheduling, we obtain optimized unit combinations that are applicable to various scenarios. Secondly, we account for the auxiliary service constraints of thermal power units participating in deep peak shaving, and develop an intra-day dynamic economic dispatch model. Through the inclusion of thermal power units and energy storage units in the optimization scheduling, the accommodation capacity of wind power is further enhanced. Lastly, in the electricity market environment, increasing wind power capacity can increase the profits of thermal power peak shaving. However, we observe a trend of initially increasing and subsequently decreasing wind power profits as the wind power capacity increases. Considering system flexibility and the curtailed wind power rate, it is advisable to moderately install grid-connected wind power capacity within the power system. In conclusion, our study demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed scheduling model in managing day-ahead uncertainty and enhancing the accommodation of wind power.
Keywords:
scenario generation
stochastic optimization
unit combination
deep peak regulation
dynamic economic dispatch
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