Consider the Allocation of "Wind-Solar-Storage" Energy Storage Capacity in Carbon Emission Trading

Aiming at the fact that more and more carbon emission trading (CET) is included in the industry, an energy storage capacity planning model considering carbon emission trading is proposed. First, analyze the CET trading rules, and establish a carbon emission trading model that maximizes the profit of...

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Published in2023 IEEE International Conference on Power Science and Technology (ICPST) pp. 844 - 848
Main Authors Liu, Guoying, Yu, Chenxin, Cao, Hu, Liu, Zhijian, Meng, Xinyu
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 05.05.2023
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DOI10.1109/ICPST56889.2023.10164941

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Abstract Aiming at the fact that more and more carbon emission trading (CET) is included in the industry, an energy storage capacity planning model considering carbon emission trading is proposed. First, analyze the CET trading rules, and establish a carbon emission trading model that maximizes the profit of each power generation entity. Secondly, according to the construction cost and service life, the energy storage cost model allocated to the unit energy is established, and the maximum marginal benefit of the system is used as the objective function to optimize the energy storage capacity. Finally, energy storage is configured in an industrial park in the south. Through the analysis of energy storage capacity allocation in the CET market environment, the effectiveness of the model is verified from two aspects of economic and environmental benefits.
AbstractList Aiming at the fact that more and more carbon emission trading (CET) is included in the industry, an energy storage capacity planning model considering carbon emission trading is proposed. First, analyze the CET trading rules, and establish a carbon emission trading model that maximizes the profit of each power generation entity. Secondly, according to the construction cost and service life, the energy storage cost model allocated to the unit energy is established, and the maximum marginal benefit of the system is used as the objective function to optimize the energy storage capacity. Finally, energy storage is configured in an industrial park in the south. Through the analysis of energy storage capacity allocation in the CET market environment, the effectiveness of the model is verified from two aspects of economic and environmental benefits.
Author Cao, Hu
Liu, Guoying
Liu, Zhijian
Meng, Xinyu
Yu, Chenxin
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SubjectTerms Analytical models
BESS
Carbon dioxide
carbon emissions trading
Costs
Emissions trading
energy storage capacity
low-carbon scheduling
optimize operation
Photovoltaic systems
Thermal factors
Wind power generation
Title Consider the Allocation of "Wind-Solar-Storage" Energy Storage Capacity in Carbon Emission Trading
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