Research on the Attack Strategy of Multifunctional Market Trading Oriented to Price

Abstract

In the context of energy transformation and power market system reform, it is crucial to address the network risks associated with enhancing the integration of the “Energy–Information–Market” paradigm. This necessitates research on multi-energy market trading modes and the corresponding offensive and defensive technologies. This paper proposes a novel approach centered around a node-local Energy Hub (EH) that represents large industrial users with diverse energy demands. To facilitate multi-energy two-way trading, a price-oriented Transactive Energy (TE) market clearing strategy is developed. Building upon this transaction network framework, a data-driven attack strategy targeting the state estimator of the Transmission System Operator (TSO) is introduced and implemented in two stages, encompassing real-time topology estimation and False Data Injection attacks. By leveraging Matrix Transfer Entropy (MTE), the optimal attack target is identified to disrupt the economic stability of the system and the profit of the attacker increases significantly. The proposed attack strategy is validated through simulations conducted on a 30-node system, yielding conclusive evidence of its effectiveness while offering vital insights for system defense.

Keywords

• TE market
• node local energy community
• price signals
• FDI attack
• Matrix Transfer Entropy