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Optimization scheduling of microgrid comprehensive demand response load considering user satisfaction.

Chaoliang Wang¹, Xiong Li²

¹State Grid Zhejiang Marketing Service Centre, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. 15575525348@163.com.

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Summary

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This study introduces an optimized microgrid load control strategy incorporating incentive demand response. The new model enhances user satisfaction, reduces costs, and improves energy load balancing.

Keywords:

Demand response Flexible load control Micropower grid User satisfaction

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Area of Science:

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Optimization Theory

Background:

Current microgrid demand response models lack incentive factors, leading to low user satisfaction and weak peak-valley load filling.
Existing models struggle with limited demand response participation and significant load curve peak-valley differences.

Purpose of the Study:

To optimize microgrid flexible load control strategies by addressing limitations in existing demand response models.
To propose a novel two-objective optimization model integrating price and incentive mechanisms for enhanced microgrid management.

Main Methods:

Developed a two-objective optimization model for microgrid load control.
Employed an improved chaotic particle swarm algorithm to solve the optimization model.
Conducted simulation analysis using microgrid load data.

Main Results:

Achieved a 9.51% increase in overall user satisfaction.
Reduced microgrid supplier operating costs by 12.975/ten thousand yuan.
Decreased the peak-valley load difference by 4.61% and increased user demand response by 27.24%.

Conclusions:

The proposed flexible control model effectively enhances microgrid supply-side profits and user satisfaction.
The model maximizes the synergistic benefits between microgrid supply and demand.
Successfully reduced distributed power supply issues and achieved overall load-demand matching within the microgrid.