Affiliation:
1. Electrical and Electronics Engineering SRM Institute of Science and Technology Delhi NCR Campus, Modinagar Ghaziabad 201204 Uttar Pradesh India
2. Electrical and Electronics Engineering G L Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management Greater Noida 201306 Uttar Pradesh India
Abstract
Power system stability relies heavily on load frequency control (LFC) because it ensures that the power generated in a grid matches the load demand. The conventional LFC methods are no longer adequate with the rising use of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. These resources are intermittent, and their power output varies depending on weather conditions. As a result, incorporating renewable energy resources (RERs) into the LFC system necessitates a different approach. One method is to use advanced control algorithms that can respond quickly to changes in power output. Hence, this article proposes an autoencoder‐based jellyfish optimization developed in this framework to reduce the power outage and control voltage and frequency fluctuations. The LFC system can be optimized by combining autoencoder and jellyfish optimization techniques to effectively handle the variability and unpredictability of RERs while maintaining the power system's stability and reliability. This approach may also result in more efficient and cost‐effective power system operation by reducing the need for conventional power generation and minimizing the impact of RERs on the system.