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This paper studies the optimal scheduling of battery operations in a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) under uncertain energy load demand. A BESS is used to mitigate sharp increases in energy loads by storing energy during off-peak hours then using the stored energy to supplement the microgrid during periods of high energy demand.
By comparing the similarities and differences between the two in the training process and test results, the feasibility of energy storage scheduling in the face of complex scenarios is verified. With the rapid development of the world economy, the energy consumption rate is increasing.
The challenge of optimizing battery operating revenue while mitigating aging costs remains inadequately addressed in current literature. This paper introduces a novel cost–benefit approach for scheduling battery energy storage systems (BESS) within microgrids (MGs) that features smart grid attributes.
Optimal Scheduling Strategy: Leverages the solar forecasting model's predictions to optimize battery scheduling, reducing operational costs by 3.5% compared to traditional methods. Comprehensive Case Study: Includes a comparison with state-of-the-art energy management techniques, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
With the rapid development of the world economy, the energy consumption rate is increasing. The battery acts as an additional source of energy, minimizing the scheduling cost of the system. Large-scale energy storage systems can also decouple power generation and consumption demand in the distribution grid .
When the parameters of the uncertain demand are estimated directly from historical data, fewer peak loads are eliminated and the battery schedule may lead to charging during a high-peak period, causing an average 0.52% increase in peak load compared to the no-battery baseline. 3.
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