MambaFormer-TPEF: a hybrid state space-transformer framework with two-stage peak enhancement for ultra-long sequence...

Reliable ultra-long-horizon photovoltaic (PV) power forecasting is essential for ensuring grid stability and optimizing energy storage dispatch under high renewable penetration. However, existing paradigms struggle with the efficiency-accuracy paradox in long-range modeling and the systematic peak underestimation inherent in mean squared error (MSE) optimization. This paper proposes MambaFormer-TPEF, a synergistic forecasting framework that reconciles global sequence scanning with local feature refinement. Specifically, we develop a MambaSeq2Seq architecture to achieve O(L) linear complexity for 720-h historical inputs, coupled with attention mechanisms to capture fine-grained fluctuations. To rectify systematic peak bias, a two-stage peak enhancement strategy decouples peak magnitude regression from timing classification using heterogeneous tree-based experts. Furthermore, a meta-learning-based multi-level ensemble fusion (MLEF) framework is introduced to facilitate scenario-adaptive optimal weighting. Validated on real-world datasets for a 168-h prediction horizon, MambaFormer-TPEF achieves state-of-the-art performance with a mean absolute error (MAE) of 0.5521 and a root mean square error (RMSE) of 33.90 kW. Notably, it delivers an 8.15% improvement in [Formula: see text] over leading benchmarks and significantly reduces peak prediction bias from -22.1 to -1.5%. This framework provides a scalable and robust solution for next-generation microgrid energy management systems, effectively bridging the gap between high-dimensional sequence modeling and real-time operational requirements.