Economic dispatch of community-integrated energy system considering demand-side coordinated response

Abstract

There are a large number of potential schedulable resources in the integrated energy system of electricity, heat, cold, and gas. However, most of these energy sources are currently operated separately, with low system flexibility, low energy utilization rate, and serious abandonment of wind and solar energy. In order to improve the flexibility of integrated energy systems and the capacity of renewable energy consumption, an economic dispatch of community-integrated energy systems considering demand-side coordinated response is proposed. Firstly, according to various energy characteristics, mathematical models of various energy forms are established, including wind energy, photovoltaic, gas turbine, gas boiler, and other component characteristics modeling. Secondly, an economic optimal scheduling model of community-integrated energy system considering demand side response is established, including the constraints and objective functions of the optimization model, and the optimization model is solved based on the Yalmip toolbox and Cplex solver in Matlab software. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed strategy is verified by a simulation example.