Proposing a new model for optimal energy management of a residential microgrid with the aim of resiliency and flexibility indexes improvement

Document Type : Power Article

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1 Department of electrical and computer engineering, Jundi-Shapur university of technology, Dezful

2 Jundi-Shapur university of technology

Abstract

In this research, an optimal energy management model of a residential microgrid with the aim of resiliency and flexibility improvement is presented. Accordingly, a residential microgrid consisting of a solar power plant with energy storage system is considered. Each of houses in the microgrid has an electric vehicle. The residential microgrid is connected to the main grid and has been equipped with smart grid infrastructures. The outage of the main grid causes load shedding that consequently reduces the resiliency. Keeping the security of supply during these distortions is necessary. Therefore, in this paper, a new model of microgrid operation based on solar power plant and energy storage system is proposed. The efficiency of the proposed model is evaluated through numerical calculation of resiliency using a new index proposed in this paper. In addition, the proposed model improves the system flexibility. The amount of this improvement is evaluated using practical and accurate indicators including self-consumption and storage efficiency. The results show that the proposed model improves the resiliency in off-peak and peak hours by 4.7% and 9.75% respectively. Moreover, two indexes of flexibility, including self-consumption and storage efficiency, improve by 9.1% and 2.2% respectively.

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