Modeling and Collaborative Optimal Operation Strategy for Port Integrated Energy System

Hongyu Xie ； Wenbin Xu

《International Core Journal of Engineering》 7卷5期 (2021/05) Pp. 501-510

https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202105_7(5).0064

摘要

The Port Integrated Energy System (PIES) is qthe solution in helping obtain a cost-effective green energy source for ports to provide all the energy demands of a port. However, the coupling of multiple energy sources increases the complexity of the system operation, so effective optimization methods are needed to ensure its operation economy. By analyzing the structure of the port integrated energy system, a practical framework of the port integrated energy system is constructed. On this basis, a collaborative optimization scheduling method for port integrated energy system is proposed. The simulation results of the case show that the collaborative optimization operation can greatly improve the economic efficiency of the port integrated energy system.

關鍵字

Operation Strategy ； Integrated Energy System ； Port Integrated Energy System ； Power

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