Proactive Prevention Strategies for Grid Risk Scenarios Based on Pumped Storage Participation
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https://doi.org/10.46604/ijeti.2024.13635Keywords:
transmission line, electric betweenness, pumped storage, cascading tripping, uncertaintyAbstract
Given the increasing importance of cascading trip prevention, this study presents the pumped storage characteristics to cooperate with thermal units and further ensure the safety of grid operation. The proposed model comprises two phases: the first phase is the day-ahead decision-making phase, which synergistically optimizes thermal units and pumped storage to improve the flexibility of grid operation; the second phase is the intra-day adjustment phase considering the uncertainty of the wind-photovoltaic and transmission line failure outage to enhance the robustness. Furthermore, this model employs a column and constraint generation algorithm to solve the two-phase, three-layer optimization problem, thereby minimizing the adjustment cost under the riskiest scenarios. The experimental results show that adding pumped storage reduces the total system operating cost by 3.99%, the renewable energy abandonment rate to 0.65%, and the thermal power unit output standard deviation to 74.13 MW.
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