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A new Chaotic Self-Adaptive Sine Cosine Algorithm (CSASCA) optimizes microgrid scheduling, balancing cost and emissions. This renewable energy solution offers superior performance over traditional methods.

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  • Environmental Engineering

Background:

  • Growing focus on renewable energy for reliability, efficiency, and environmental benefits.
  • Microgrids (MGs) require effective scheduling to balance operational costs and emissions.
  • Existing optimization methods face challenges in handling multi-objective problems in MGs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce a novel multi-objective framework for short-term microgrid scheduling.
  • Develop the Chaotic Self-Adaptive Sine Cosine Algorithm (CSASCA) to minimize costs and pollution.
  • Evaluate CSASCA's performance across diverse microgrid operating scenarios.

Main Methods:

  • Formulation of a multi-objective optimization problem for microgrid scheduling.
  • Development and implementation of the Chaotic Self-Adaptive Sine Cosine Algorithm (CSASCA).
  • Integration of fuzzy logic for enhanced decision-making within the optimization process.
  • Performance evaluation through three distinct operational scenarios and comparison with traditional SCA.

Main Results:

  • CSASCA achieved superior Pareto optimal solutions, effectively balancing cost reduction and emission mitigation.
  • Optimal values demonstrated significant improvements in cost (e.g., 98.203 €ct in scenario 2) and emissions (e.g., 337.28 kg in scenario 1).
  • CSASCA outperformed traditional SCA in exploration, convergence, constraint handling, and parameter sensitivity.

Conclusions:

  • CSASCA is a powerful and effective tool for solving complex multi-objective optimization problems in microgrid scheduling.
  • The algorithm's chaotic self-adaptive mechanisms significantly enhance optimization performance.
  • CSASCA offers a robust solution for improving the economic and environmental efficiency of renewable energy systems.