Integrated Energy System Scheduling Considering Industrial Load Process Movement and Environmental Pollution

Abstract

The regional integrated energy system is a future energy network with renewable energy as the core, multi-energy network coupling and multi-stakeholder coordination. This study takes the integrated energy system of the industrial park with iron and steel industry load as the research object, models the energy consumption characteristics of iron and steel industry load users, and analyzes their air pollutant emissions. After comprehensively considering the economic and environmental benefits of the power system, thermal system and industrial load, a potential game-based decentralized coordinated scheduling model for integrated energy systems for heavy pollution industrial loads is established. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed collaborative scheduling model for air pollution control is verified by simulation.