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Cooperative game robust optimization control for wind-solar-shared energy storage integrated system based on dual-settlement mode and multiple uncertainties

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  • Han, Xiaojuan
  • Wang, Zuran
  • Li, Haoyu
  • Liu, Muran

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Aiming at the problems of renewable energy output uncertainties and single scenario operation mode of energy storage systems, a cooperative game robust optimization control method for wind-solar-shared energy storage system based on dual-settlement mode of power market is proposed in this paper. A cooperative game-based energy management framework under dual settlement mode of electricity market is constructed, the profit relationship between shared energy storage under multiple application scenarios and renewable energy are extracted and the corresponding profit models are established. Considering the multiple uncertainties of renewable energy and electricity prices, combined with robust optimization theory, a multi-level two-stage robust optimization model is established to make optimal electricity trading decisions for renewable energy and shared energy storage. Additionally, the cooperative game robust optimization model is solved by i-C&CG algorithm. The effectiveness of proposed control method is verified through actual operating data of a certain power grid in China. The simulation results show that the cooperative game robust optimization model achieves the optimal operation of the wind-solar-shared energy storage system considering multiple uncertainties, which can improve the ability of the system to cope with the uncertainty risk and the reliability of the system.

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  • Han, Xiaojuan & Wang, Zuran & Li, Haoyu & Liu, Muran, 2025. "Cooperative game robust optimization control for wind-solar-shared energy storage integrated system based on dual-settlement mode and multiple uncertainties," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 378(PA).
  • Handle: RePEc:eee:appene:v:378:y:2025:i:pa:s0306261924021822
    DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.124799
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