Wei Zhou’s research while affiliated with Dalian University of Technology and other places

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Publications (18)


A decentralized peer-to-peer energy trading strategy considering flexible resource involvement and renewable energy uncertainty
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October 2023

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14 Citations

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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Distribution network congestion management considering time sequence of peer-to-peer energy trading

March 2022

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73 Reads

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41 Citations

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

In the deregulated energy market environment, small-scale peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading can increase the distributed photovoltaic power generation consumption and promote local energy balance. However, it also increases the possibility of security constraints violations during the operation of the utility grid. To solve physical network congestion caused by distributed P2P energy trading, we propose a method that considers the time sequence of P2P energy trading based on a continuous double auction (CDA) mechanism. In addition, to make full use of the users’ flexibility to solve the network congestion, a two-tier market (P2P energy market and ancillary service market) coordination mechanism is proposed. The congestion management model includes two parts. One is congestion responsibility determination and congestion cost allocation in the P2P energy market, and the other is flexible services purchasing in the ancillary service market for minimizing congestion costs. The cost and benefit constraints are specially added in the congestion management model to reduce the economic loss of the grid and users. The proposed method is tested on 11-bus and IEEE 33-bus radial distribution systems to illustrate the effectiveness and scalability of this method. The simulation results show that the proposed mechanism and model effectively perform congestion management considering distributed P2P energy trading, and the results are profitable to users participating in both markets.


Chaotic particle swarm optimization algorithm with constraint handling and its application in combined bidding model

October 2021

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18 Citations

Computers & Electrical Engineering

Particle swarm optimization (PSO) is a widely used intelligent optimization algorithm. The premature convergence and the constraint handling, however, remain problems for the global optimization searching. In this paper, a dual fitness value chaotic PSO algorithm with equality constraint handling (EDFC-PSO) is proposed. The particle mutation process based on the chaotic Cat mapping is introduced to increase the diversity of particles. Equality constraints are solved by parametric equations, and inequality constraints are considered using the dual fitness value. The proposed EDFC-PSO algorithm is tested by several test functions and then compared with other algorithms. Further, the performance of the proposed algorithm is validated by a combined bidding model of a power system. Our EDFC-PSO algorithm has equality constraints satisfied and enhances the global searching capability in both the test functions and the engineering model.


Sequential Coalition Formation for Wind-Thermal Combined Bidding

July 2021

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34 Reads

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10 Citations

Energy

Combined bidding strategies can reduce the imbalance penalty caused by wind power uncertainty. Power generation stakeholders can benefit from the combined bidding with a suitable coalition. However, the coalition formation method for wind farms with other resources is less reported. In this paper, a sequential coalition formation method is studied. The relationship constraint of wind-thermal combined bidding in a day-ahead market is described by the star graph. Technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) is used to rank the thermal power plants considering multiple evaluation criteria. On the basis of the star graph and the TOPSIS, the coalition structure graph (CSG) is simplified. An actual wind farm and five thermal power plants in northeast China are utilized to verify the effectiveness and practicability of the proposed method. The results show that the proposed method can reduce the computational complexity of coalition formation. When wind power deviations are 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, and 0.4, the retrieval coalition structures are only 4.93%, 4.93%, 6.40%, and 7.39% of those in the basic CSG. The utilities of the formed coalitions have increment rates of 1.30%, 2.79%, 4.13%, and 5.45% compared with those under separated bidding in different wind power scenarios.



Adaptive time division power dispatch based on numerical characteristics of net loads

June 2020

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11 Citations

Energy

Energy sustainable development is of strategic importance across the world. This is especially the case in China as it is the world's largest energy consumer. However, renewable energies such as wind and solar energy are characterized with high intermittence and fluctuation. As the penetration of renewable power in the energy system increases, it is getting more challenging in power dispatch. In this paper, an adaptive time division power dispatch strategy based on numerical characteristics of net loads is proposed. In this strategy, a dispatch time division method is introduced in detail to divide the dispatching time according to the numerical characteristics of net loads. The sample entropy theory is utilized to calculate the complexity of the net loads, depending on which a specific thermal generating mode is provided. The experiment simulation is developed on an actual provincial power system in the northeast of China. The test results have confirmed that in the adaptive time division power dispatch strategy, the ramping power of thermal generators are decreased, the continuous and steady operation time of thermal generators are improved. As a result, this new strategy, can lead to improved energy efficiency of power systems as well as significant environmental benefits.


Bilateral Coordinated Dispatch of Multiple Stakeholders in Deep Peak Regulation
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February 2020

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18 Citations

IEEE Access

Driven by high penetration renewable energy roadmaps, making full use of wind power is still an important work for wind industry and the goal of China. Considering the multiple stakeholders in power supply side and the unbalanced development of them, coordinated dispatch can maximize the wind power utilization. Deep peak regulation (DPR) market in China now has facilitated the coordination. However, wind farms in the market are involved passively for the cost sharing which is not conducive to wind farms to make full play of it advantages. Besides, the electricity of wind farm benefiting from deep peak regulation market cannot clearly calculated. To solve this problem, a bilateral coordinated dispatch of wind power and other power generation companies (GENCOs) can be introduced in deep peak regulation. In this paper, the bilateral coordination of wind power and other GENCOs in DPR is studied. The potential economic feasible regions in bilateral coordination are analyzed and the compensation pricing ranges are given according to the individual rationality (IR) constraints. The contributions of different participants is clearly calculated using Shapley value, according to which the fair profit allocation is ensured. An affine decision rule is utilized for the simplification and fast computation. A real system in northeast China is utilized for case study to verify the potential economic feasible region. The results can provide reference for the implement and profit allocation of bilateral coordination.

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The operation mode of the integration of the wind energy storage power station.
The structure of the battery energy storage system.
Inefficiency of power electronic components.
Inefficiency of the cell storage system.
Partially inefficiency of the battery storage.

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A Multi-Objective Risk Scheduling Model of an Electrical Power System-Containing Wind Power Station with Wind and Energy Storage Integration

June 2019

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13 Citations

The integrated operation of wind storage is a developmental trend for future wind power stations. Compared with energy storage and wind power system scheduling, the utilization ratio of wind power is improved. This paper analyzes the power system scheduling risks that are brought about by wind power stations with wind and energy storage integration and puts forward the corresponding risks indexes, which are based on the physical structure and the long-operation features of the battery energy storage system. This paper also proposes the multi-objective optimization scheduling model, considering the economy of optimization, risk of load-shedding, and wind power curtailment that is caused by the full failure and partial failure of energy storage and wind turbines, and the uncertainty of the wind power output. Example results have shown that the optimization scheduling model can apply to various control strategies and different risk levels of the system, and reduce the risk of an electric power system containing a wind power station with wind and energy storage integration. In the meantime, it can also improve the economical efficiency and utilization rate of the wind power system.


Citations (14)


... The authors in [16] considered joint trading of power and uncertainty in electricity generation and demand by maximising the utilisation of flexible loads, with the aim of achieving a greater balance in uncertain supply/demand in the local network. The authors in [17] developed a minimum cost rolling horizon optimisation model to optimise the bids from prosumers through model predictive control while considering the impact of the uncertainty of renewable energy. ...

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Comparative Analysis of Market Clearing Mechanisms for Peer-to-Peer Energy Market Based on Double Auction
A decentralized peer-to-peer energy trading strategy considering flexible resource involvement and renewable energy uncertainty
  • Citing Article
  • October 2023

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

... Competitive bidding mechanism refers to the price will be generated in the market in accordance with the principle of competition, by the market participants bid to obtain. There are generally two forms of competitive bidding mechanism, one is a single round of bidding: that is, the participants of the goods (services) to provide a specified price, and ultimately the highest bidder to purchase the goods (services), the price of the price of the price they bid [16][17][18][19]. The second is multi-round bidding: i.e., in multiple rounds of bidding, participants can modify their offers in the next round based on the results of the previous round of bidding until they finally obtain the auction item or give up their participation [20][21][22]. ...

Review on bidding strategies for renewable energy power producers participating in electricity spot markets
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  • August 2023

Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments

... When the transmission network supplies energy to a community, it is a generator, but when that community sells its surplus energy, it becomes a consumer. Zhou et al. [35] propose a twolevel congestion management model to satisfy the proposed system's security constraints. Even though the presented framework assigns financial profits to the end customer through participation in the local flexibility market, it does not establish a new framework for the local flexibility market. ...

Distribution network congestion management considering time sequence of peer-to-peer energy trading
  • Citing Article
  • March 2022

International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

... In this paper, AFO algorithm is combined with a chaotic search process to improve the convergence speed of algorithm. The chaos search algorithm sets up a bounded search space around a good solution, the bounded search space is defined using a chaotic mapping applied to a given solution to see if there is a better solution [38]. Thus, the displacement update of penguin is defined as: ...

Chaotic particle swarm optimization algorithm with constraint handling and its application in combined bidding model
  • Citing Article
  • October 2021

Computers & Electrical Engineering

... Distributed energy resources (DER) and diversified demand-side resources can flexibly and friendly respond to adjustment requirements of the power system, with high energy efficiency for clean utilization. Moreover, they have good economic and social benefits [3][4][5]. However, they also have disadvantages of small capacity, scattered location, difficulty for participating in the electricity market alone, and difficult scheduling management [6]. ...

Sequential Coalition Formation for Wind-Thermal Combined Bidding
  • Citing Article
  • July 2021

Energy

... The energy storage capacity should be optimally configured to improve the overall investment benefit. Reference [20] proposes a multi-objective optimal scheduling model based on the operating characteristics of the battery energy storage system and the uncertainty of wind power output, which reduces the risk of the integrated power system with wind farms and batteries. Although the scheduling model considers the uncertainty of wind power, it does not quantify the risk of wind power curtailment. ...

A Multi-Objective Risk Scheduling Model of an Electrical Power System-Containing Wind Power Station with Wind and Energy Storage Integration

... For thermal power unit dispatch with proactive constraints, previous studies have proposed a wind-solar-thermal-storage coordinated optimization strategy by establishing a dispatch compensation and allocation model [10]. Other studies have developed a two-layer optimization model considering both demand response and thermal-storage pricing strategies, achieving favorable economic benefits [11,12]. However, these schemes may be limited in enhancing system stability [13]. ...

Adaptive time division power dispatch based on numerical characteristics of net loads
  • Citing Article
  • June 2020

Energy

... Shi et al. (2021) considered the short-term start-stop peak regulation of thermal power units. Tian et al. (2019), Peng et al. (2020), Yang et al. (2021), Yang et al. (2022) modeled a peak regulation ancillary service market. Although the above studies provide effective strategies for improving the economy of peak system regulations, they do not completely consider peak regulation cost compensation. ...

Bilateral Coordinated Dispatch of Multiple Stakeholders in Deep Peak Regulation

IEEE Access

... In recent decades, due to the ability to evaluate the complexity of the system, various entropy algorithms, such as Shannon entropy, 26 sample entropy, 27 approximate entropy, 28 and fuzzy entropy, 29 have been widely used to judge the degree of system disorder in thermodynamics, information science, and other fields. Few studies have begun to explore potential applications of entropy algorithms in battery fault diagnosis. ...

Sample Entropy Based Net Load Tracing Dispatch of New Energy Power System

... All investment costs paid up to the date of commercial operation are included in the original capital cost. The operating and maintaining cost of a power plant in commercial operation includes the money spent to improve the effectiveness of the energy storage system (Peng et al., 2018). The loss cost includes the energy lost while charging a discharged battery storage power station. ...

Equivalent Peak Load Regulation of Nuclear Power Plant Considering Benefits of Different Power Generation Groups

Energy Procedia