Research on Optimal Configuration of Integrated Energy Storage for Source Network, Load Storage Considering Carbon Emissions

Abstract

Abstract This study endeavors to construct an optimized operation model for a Combined Heat and Power Microgrid that utilizes renewable distributed power generation. The model decouples the thermoelectric connection via energy storage equipment and takes into account carbon emissions based on multi-energy complementarity. This approach offers an optimization space for the thermal and electrical production of microgrids. Numerical simulation verification demonstrates that the optimization strategy proposed in this study enhances the flexibility of the system’s energy supply and improves the operational economy. Furthermore, the study explores the optimal storage battery capacity under the integration of a specific area’s source-grid-load-storage.