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タイトル
  • ja Scheduling Method of Wind Power Generation for Electricity Market Using State-of-charge Transition and Forecast Error Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering
作成者
    • Aki, Kikuchi
    • Masakazu, Ito
    • Yasuhiro, Hayashi
主題
  • Other Energy storage system
  • Other forecast error
  • Other generation scheduling
  • Other machine learning
  • Other state-of-charge transition
  • Other wind power
内容注記
  • Other This study focuses on the trade of power from wind power plants (WPPs) at an electricity market. To trade power, operators should produce generation schedules for bids and then supply the same amount of energy as the schedules. However, power from WPPs tends to fluctuate, which complicates scheduling. This paper proposes three scheduling methods with an energy storage system (ESS) to solve this problem. The first method considers state-of-charge (SOC) transition to maintain the appropriate SOC and minimize the imbalance between supplied and scheduled energy. The second and third methods consider SOC transition and forecast errors. The second method uses a linear regression model to estimate forecast errors. The third method adopts a bagged trees model, which is a machine learning method, to directly estimate the adjusted forecast data considering errors. Five patterns of the rated power of the ESS are assumed, and these three methods are simulated on each power. In comparison with the basic method, whose schedules are the same as the forecast, the third method can reduce 84% of the imbalance from the schedules when the rated power of the ESS is the minimum. The proposed methods help develop further correct and practical scheduling methods.
出版者 Taylor & Francis
日付
    Created2020-08-05
言語
  • eng
資源タイプ other
出版タイプ AO
資源識別子 URI http://hdl.handle.net/10098/10776
関連
  • isIdenticalTo DOI https://doi.org/10.1080/22348972.2020.1712018
収録誌情報
    • ISSN 2234-8972
      • Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering
      • 9 1 開始ページ123 終了ページ132
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