Calculation Method of Network Usage Charge for Market-Oriented Trading in Distributed Generation Market

Abstract

With the gradual advancement of the market-oriented process of distributed generation, it is difficult to accurately distinguish the use degree of power grid assets by prosumers via pricing method of uniform calculation of network usage charge according to user access voltage. Therefore, this paper proposes a calculation method of network usage charge suitable for market-oriented trading of distributed generation. The characteristics of the peer-to-peer (P2P) trading model and the community-based (CB) trading model in distributed generation market are discussed from the perspective of prosumers. Meanwhile, the power trading models of the P2P model and the CB model are constructed. The optimal power flow model based on second-order cone relaxation is used to determine the distribution of power flow in distribution network, and the distribution locational marginal price is calculated with the economic significance of dual multiplier. Considering the transitivity of dual multipliers, calculation models of the network usage charge of the P2P trading model and the CB trading model are established by coupling the power trading model and the optimal power flow model. The limitations of the CB trading model are analyzed, and the Shapley value method is used to realize the fair allocation of network usage charge according to marginal contribution. By using the improved IEEE15 bus and IEEE123 bus test systems, the availability and feasibility of the proposed calculation method of network usage charge in distributed generation market are verified.

Keywords

• distributed generation
• trading model
• distribution locational marginal price (dlmp)
• network usage charge
• shapley value