The Unit Commitment Model and Analysis for Promoting Clean Energy Consumption with Considering of Tie Line Plan Adjustment

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In recent years, China's clean energy has developed rapidly. The development level of clean energy does not match the local power consumption, resulting in a large number of abandoned winds and abandoned light. With the gradual completion of the UHV network, the transmission capacity between regions has been rapidly enhanced, providing a broad space for optimizing the allocation of resources across a wide range of areas and improving the level of clean energy consumption. In order to cope with the problem of difficult local consumption in clean energy delivery areas and current cross-regional power delivery methods, this paper considers the factors of the adjustment of the tie line plan and increases the consumption of new energy through more reasonable tie line planning based on the traditional unit commitment algorithm. A case study shows that the model proposed in this paper can promote cross-regional consumption of clean energy and improve the economics of the interconnected power grid.

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Xu, Z., Xinhong, S., Bingquan, Z., Ke, S., & Yanwei, X. (2018). The Unit Commitment Model and Analysis for Promoting Clean Energy Consumption with Considering of Tie Line Plan Adjustment. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 192). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/192/1/012050

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