Flexible Load Participation in Peaking Shaving and Valley Filling
In this study, a power grid-flexible load bi-level operation model based on dynamic price is constructed to enhance the activity of the demand side, reduce the peak-valley
The decreasing proportion of the peak-valley difference between the power grid and users' electricity purchasing costs are both lower than that in the base case when the load reduces by 20%. Thus, the dynamic price mechanism proposed in this study exhibits more obvious effects on peak shaving and valley filling when the power grid is overloaded.
Peak shaving and valley filling energy storage Peak Shaving. Sometimes called "load shedding," peak shaving is a strategy for avoiding peak demand charges by quickly reducing power consumption during a demand interval.
In this study, a power grid-flexible load bi-level operation model based on dynamic price is constructed to enhance the activity of the demand side, reduce the peak-valley difference, and enhance the security of the power grid.
(1) A power grid-flexible load bilevel model based on dynamic price is constructed in this study while considering the influence of peaking shaving and valley filling on the load-side comfort level. The optimal dispatch is achieved considering load-side peak shaving and valley filling incentive subsidy-comfort level economic penalties.
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