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Research on optimization of power grid load forecasting models based on deep learning.

Junhua Hu¹, Hao Huang², Wenjin Chen³

¹State Grid Zhoushan Power Supply Company, Zhoushan, 316000, Zhejiang, China.

Scientific Reports

|May 21, 2026

Summary

This study introduces an Adaptive Deep Load Predictor (ADLP) for precise power grid load forecasting. The novel framework enhances grid stability and efficiency by adapting to dynamic load variations.

Keywords:

Adaptive deep load predictor Attention mechanism Deep learning Dynamic grid-aware load optimization Load forecasting Smart grid

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Area of Science:

Electrical Engineering
Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Accurate power grid load forecasting is crucial for energy system stability and efficiency.
Traditional methods struggle with nonlinear temporal dependencies and dynamic load variations.
Existing deep learning models often lack real-time adaptability.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an Adaptive Deep Load Predictor (ADLP) for enhanced power grid load forecasting.
To introduce a Dynamic Grid-Aware Load Optimization (DGLO) strategy for improved grid operations.
To demonstrate the superiority of the proposed framework over existing methods.

Main Methods:

Integrated bidirectional LSTMs and CNNs for hybrid temporal and spatial feature extraction.
Employed a dynamic attention mechanism for adaptive historical data weighting.
Implemented an online adaptive updating strategy for real-time load condition adjustments.
Developed a DGLO strategy integrating predictive adaptive control, stochastic robust optimization, and energy storage.

Main Results:

The ADLP framework demonstrated superior forecasting precision and adaptability compared to traditional and existing deep learning methods.
Experiments on real-world datasets confirmed enhanced robustness in smart grid applications.
The DGLO strategy effectively optimized grid operations based on predictive insights.

Conclusions:

The proposed ADLP and DGLO framework significantly improves power grid load forecasting and operational efficiency.
The adaptive and robust nature of the framework is well-suited for smart grid applications.
Future research will focus on computational efficiency, reinforcement learning integration, and broader generalization.