Aug 2026· Smart Grids and Sustainable Energy· Vol 11· 0 citations· 24 references
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Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed CBIM effectively encourages users to declare feasible load-reduction capacities, achieving a reduction in load deviation exceeding 20% compared to scenarios without incentive mechanisms, and the total system operation cost decreases by approximately 12% relative to conventional dispatch models that lack DSR integration.
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Yu-Kun Jin, Xiao-Peng Li, Si-Yuan Cai et al.· World Electric Vehicle Journ...· 0 citations
With the global low-carbon transition and increasing wind and photovoltaic penetration, virtual power plant (VPP) scheduling increasingly requires coordinated low-carbon operation, resource management, and long-term stability. Existing studies often treat demand response (DR) resources as passive adjustable capacity, b...
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Peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading and shared energy storage (SES) are effective means for multi-microgrid systems to improve operational flexibility, but the cooperative surplus they create must be allocated among participants with heterogeneous carbon responsibilities. However, existing allocation mechanisms determine...
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Coordinated participation of interconnected microgrids in day-ahead spot markets requires dispatch and profit allocation to be evaluated under a common modeling convention. This study develops an evidence-bounded multi-agent coordination and bidding framework that combines a repaired mixed-integer scheduling model, emp...
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