AUTHOR=Yao Zongjun , Zhang Tieyan , Zhao Yan TITLE=Two-Stage Robust Optimal Scheduling of “Nearly-Zero-Carbon Park” Considering the Synergy of Waste Disposal and Carbon Capture Gas-Fired Power Plants JOURNAL=Frontiers in Energy Research VOLUME=10 YEAR=2022 URL=https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/energy-research/articles/10.3389/fenrg.2022.939110 DOI=10.3389/fenrg.2022.939110 ISSN=2296-598X ABSTRACT=

Aiming at the demand characteristics of “Nearly-zero Carbon Parks" (NZCP) powered by all renewable energy for low-carbon emissions and waste reduction, a NZCP topology and a two-stage robust optimal scheduling model based on the Carbon Capture Gas-fired Power Plant (CCGPP)-Power to Gas(P2G)-Waste Disposal (WD) collaborative model are proposed in this paper. First, the relationship between WD, CCGPP and energy supply and demand that can be generated from renewable energy is studied, and according to the system energy regulation requirements, the energy flexibility of residential loads, small industrial loads and electric vehicles are considered, and the NZCP mathematical model based on the CCGPP-P2G-WD collaborative model is established. Secondly, NZCP energy supply and demand characteristics are studied, and an energy coordination model for NZCP energy conversion and storage powered by 100% renewable energy is established. Then, wind power, photovoltaic power, and combined demand response uncertainties are considered, and the NZCP two-stage robust hybrid optimal dispatch model is established based on second-order cone relaxation and dual theory. Finally, the simulation analysis is carried out based on the operation data of the integrated energy system of a park in a certain area in northern my country. The simulation results show that the proposed two-stage robust optimal scheduling model of NZCP coordinated with WD and CCGPP can effectively improve the economy of the system at a higher energy balance level, improve the absorption capacity of renewable energy, and provide better multi-time scale energy regulation characteristics for NZCP with a larger energy supply scale.