Multi-agent supply scheduling system prototype for energy production and distribution

Abstract

Smart grids actively develop around the world providing new possibilities for energy market and require new ways of management in the dynamic environment. This paper addresses the economically efficient management of production, accumulation and distribution of the energy in smart grids. Recent works consider many separate aspects of smart grids including constraints and effective use of energy storages. However, these works usually consider only simplified grid topologies and focus on time-consuming optimisation methods. This work proposes the energy supply scheduling system prototype for real-time management oriented on economic efficiency of energy supply.