Cooperative operation optimization for rural multi-microgrid
First, a mathematical model of rural microgrids for four energy scenarios and a trading mechanism between rural multi-microgrid and county-integrated energy operators were
First, a mathematical model of rural microgrids for four energy scenarios and a trading mechanism between rural multi-microgrid and county-integrated energy operators were
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This paper analyses a hybrid microgrid case study in a rural area integrating PV–biomass–BESS using mathematical models and simulations in MATLAB/Simulink Ver-sion
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This paper analyses a hybrid microgrid case study in a rural area integrating PV–biomass–BESS using mathematical models and simulations in MATLAB/Simulink Version
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First, a mathematical model of rural microgrids for four energy scenarios and a trading mechanism between rural multi-microgrid and county-integrated energy operators were constructed. Subsequently, an upper-level optimization model that minimizes operating costs was developed for the county-integrated energy operator.
Authors’ own work. The microgrid system comprises several integrated components that, together, guarantee the supply of energy to a rural home under variable conditions of resource availability. The biomass generator serves as the main backup source, providing energy during periods of low photovoltaic generation or high demand.
The energy distributions (e.g., PV 40%/biomass 57%/BESS 3% in October) and overall efficiencies of 93–103% are at the high end of what has been reported for rural PV–BESS–biomass microgrids in scenarios of moderate irradiance and evening demand, where biomass contributes 50–65% and PV 30–45% when storage is moderate and EMS is rule-based .
There is always a temptation to install a microgrid that can meet both the present and future demand in rural communities. Nevertheless, the size of a micro-grid should gradually be increased as the energy demand grows (Ayodele and Ogunjuyigbe, 2015).