Low-carbon economic operation for integrated energy system considering carbon trading mechanism

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Carbon trading mechanism is an effective means to control greenhouse gas emissions. This paper focuses on the low-carbon economic operation of the integrated energy system under carbon trading mechanism in China. The integrated energy system includes the energy storage, ground source heat pump, and other equipment. The objective of this paper was to minimize the annual total cost of the system considering the carbon trading cost and study the operation modes under different carbon trading prices by commercial optimization software. The simulation results show the operation modes in summer are changed obviously with the increase of the carbon trading prices, while the operation modes in winter basically are not changed with the fluctuation of the carbon trading prices; under the carbon trading mechanism, the integrated energy system can not only reduce the carbon emissions, but also reduce the annual total cost through carbon trading, which shows its advantages and good development prospect. In addition, the setting of the carbon emission quota has a direct impact on the economy of the enterprises. Furthermore, the ground source heat pump and the electric refrigeration units can stabilize the fluctuation of the equipment output caused by the change of natural gas prices in this integrated energy system.

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Sun, P., Hao, X., Wang, J., Shen, D., & Tian, L. (2021). Low-carbon economic operation for integrated energy system considering carbon trading mechanism. Energy Science and Engineering, 9(11), 2064–2078. https://doi.org/10.1002/ese3.967

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