Coordinated Scheduling of Multiple Buildings with Electric-Hydrogen Complementary Considering Frequency Stability Constraints

Abstract

In order to achieve the dual carbon goal of “carbon peak and carbon neutrality”, it is of great significance to promote the electric and hydrogen complementary integrated energy system. However, with the gradual increase of the penetration rate of renewable energy, the inertia level of the system decreases, and the frequency security is threatened. Aimed at the problem that the traditional optimization scheduling method cannot guarantee the frequency stability of the system, a coordinated optimization scheduling method of electric-hydrogen complementary multiple buildings considering the frequency stability constraint is proposed. First, the architecture of the electric-hydrogen integrated energy system with the building as the ground floor unit is established, and the renewable energy generator sets in the system are controlled by the virtual synchronous generator technology to improve the inertia level of the system. Then, aimed at minimizing the total operating cost of the system in the scheduling period, and considering the inertia requirements of the system in different operation modes of grid-connected and islanding, an optimal scheduling model considering the system frequency stability constraint is established. Finally, an example is given to verify the effectiveness, economy, and environmental protection of the proposed method for frequency stability of the system.

Keywords

• dual carbon targets
• hydrogen storage system
• virtual moment of inertia
• frequency stability constraint
• optimal dispatch