E3S Web of Conferences (Jan 2021)

Study on the economic dispatch of regional integrated energy system based on master-slave game

  • Wang Yongli,
  • Ma Yang,
  • Ma Yuze,
  • Yao Suhang,
  • Tao Siyi,
  • Shen Hekung,
  • Chen Xin

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202126701001
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 267
p. 01001

Abstract

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Traditional demand response technologies optimize the load profile by cutting or shifting the electrical load, but they affect the customer’s energy experience, and thus the customer’s motivation to participate in demand response and load controllability are limited. For community integrated energy operators, the study of integrated customer demand response can explore their dispatch potential. Based on consumer psychology, we study the alternative energy use behavior of residential customers, establish a customer optimization model and a community integrated energy operator optimization model, and set up a Stackelberg master-slave game model with the operator as the leader and the customer as the follower. The simulation case verifies that the utilization of load-side multi-energy complementary characteristics and integrated demand response behavior can effectively improve the utilization of renewable energy and the efficiency of integrated energy operators.