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Deriving long-term operating rules of the hydro-wind-PV hybrid energy system considering electricity price
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Authors: Shitian Xu; Pan Liu; Xiao Li; Qian Cheng; +1 Authors
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Complementary operation with wind and photovoltaic power induces the decrease in hydropower efficiency
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Authors: Qian Cheng; Pan Liu; Maoyuan Feng; Lei Cheng; +6 Authors
Qian Cheng; Pan Liu; Maoyuan Feng; Lei Cheng; Bo Ming; Xinran Luo; Weibo Liu; Weifeng Xu; Kangdi Huang; Jun Xia;
doi: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2023.121006
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Contribution of complementary operation in adapting to climate change impacts on a large-scale wind–solar–hydro system: A case study in the Yalong River Basin, China
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Authors: Qian Cheng; Pan Liu; Jun Xia; Bo Ming; +5 Authors
Qian Cheng; Pan Liu; Jun Xia; Bo Ming; Lei Cheng; Jie Chen; Kang Xie; Zheyuan Liu; Xiao Li;
doi: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.119809
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Strategic bidding for a hydro-wind-photovoltaic hybrid system considering the profit beyond forecast time
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Authors: Xiao Li; Pan Liu; Lei Cheng; Qian Cheng; +3 Authors
Xiao Li; Pan Liu; Lei Cheng; Qian Cheng; Wei Zhang; Shitian Xu; Yalian Zheng;
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Stochastic short-term scheduling of a wind-solar-hydro complementary system considering both the day-ahead market bidding and bilateral contracts decomposition
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Authors: Qian Cheng; Peng Luo; Pan Liu; Xiao Li; +4 Authors
Qian Cheng; Peng Luo; Pan Liu; Xiao Li; Bo Ming; Kangdi Huang; Weifeng Xu; Yu Gong;
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Solving hydro unit commitment problems with multiple hydraulic heads based on a two-layer nested optimization method
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Kangdi Huang; Xiao Li; Pan Liu; Bo Ming; Yalian Zheng; Qian Cheng; Yu Gong;
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Abstract Optimizing the hydro unit commitment (HUC) has the potential to increase water use efficiency. However, the large number of variables, along with some nonlinear and non-concave constraints, present a huge challenge to the efficient solution of the HUC problem. For hydropower stations including multiple power plants that have different hydraulic heads, the problem is even more difficult. In this paper, we address this complex HUC problem using a two-layer nested optimization method. First, the total load demand is allocated to each power plant using a novel distribution rate. Thus, in the outer layer, a cuckoo search algorithm optimizes the distribution rate and each unit’s on/off status, while in the inner layer, the load demand of each plant is allocated to online units through dynamic programming. China’s Gezhouba Hydropower Station is selected for a case study. It is shown that: (1) the optimized water consumption is, on average, 1.71% lower than that of actual operations; (2) the optimized status of units vary smoothly with fewer startup/shutdown events; and (3) the optimization performance in non-flood seasons is better than that in flood seasons. These findings verify that the two-layer nested optimization method is an effective means of solving HUC problems for hydropower stations including multiple hydro plants with different hydraulic heads.
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Deriving long-term operating rules of the hydro-wind-PV hybrid energy system considering electricity price
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Authors: Shitian Xu; Pan Liu; Xiao Li; Qian Cheng; +1 Authors
Shitian Xu; Pan Liu; Xiao Li; Qian Cheng; Zheyuan Liu;
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Contribution of complementary operation in adapting to climate change impacts on a large-scale wind–solar–hydro system: A case study in the Yalong River Basin, China
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Strategic bidding for a hydro-wind-photovoltaic hybrid system considering the profit beyond forecast time
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Abstract Optimizing the hydro unit commitment (HUC) has the potential to increase water use efficiency. However, the large number of variables, along with some nonlinear and non-concave constraints, present a huge challenge to the efficient solution of the HUC problem. For hydropower stations including multiple power plants that have different hydraulic heads, the problem is even more difficult. In this paper, we address this complex HUC problem using a two-layer nested optimization method. First, the total load demand is allocated to each power plant using a novel distribution rate. Thus, in the outer layer, a cuckoo search algorithm optimizes the distribution rate and each unit’s on/off status, while in the inner layer, the load demand of each plant is allocated to online units through dynamic programming. China’s Gezhouba Hydropower Station is selected for a case study. It is shown that: (1) the optimized water consumption is, on average, 1.71% lower than that of actual operations; (2) the optimized status of units vary smoothly with fewer startup/shutdown events; and (3) the optimization performance in non-flood seasons is better than that in flood seasons. These findings verify that the two-layer nested optimization method is an effective means of solving HUC problems for hydropower stations including multiple hydro plants with different hydraulic heads.
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Deriving long-term operating rules of the hydro-wind-PV hybrid energy system considering electricity price

Complementary operation with wind and photovoltaic power induces the decrease in hydropower efficiency

Contribution of complementary operation in adapting to climate change impacts on a large-scale wind–solar–hydro system: A case study in the Yalong River Basin, China

Strategic bidding for a hydro-wind-photovoltaic hybrid system considering the profit beyond forecast time

Stochastic short-term scheduling of a wind-solar-hydro complementary system considering both the day-ahead market bidding and bilateral contracts decomposition

Solving hydro unit commitment problems with multiple hydraulic heads based on a two-layer nested optimization method

Deriving long-term operating rules of the hydro-wind-PV hybrid energy system considering electricity price

Complementary operation with wind and photovoltaic power induces the decrease in hydropower efficiency

Contribution of complementary operation in adapting to climate change impacts on a large-scale wind–solar–hydro system: A case study in the Yalong River Basin, China

Strategic bidding for a hydro-wind-photovoltaic hybrid system considering the profit beyond forecast time

Stochastic short-term scheduling of a wind-solar-hydro complementary system considering both the day-ahead market bidding and bilateral contracts decomposition

Solving hydro unit commitment problems with multiple hydraulic heads based on a two-layer nested optimization method

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