Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids

Studies on forecasting and optimal exploitation of renewable resources (especially within microgrids) were already introduced in the past. However, in several research papers, the constraints regarding integration within real applications were relaxed, i.e., this kind of research provides impractica...

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Autores principales: Hamidreza Mirtaheri, Piero Macaluso, Maurizio Fantino, Marily Efstratiadi, Sotiris Tsakanikas, Panagiotis Papadopoulos, Andrea Mazza
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:e4b399b1c7b7491eaefc78ab07d5dcb82021-11-11T16:00:37ZHybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids10.3390/en142172521996-1073https://doaj.org/article/e4b399b1c7b7491eaefc78ab07d5dcb82021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/21/7252https://doaj.org/toc/1996-1073Studies on forecasting and optimal exploitation of renewable resources (especially within microgrids) were already introduced in the past. However, in several research papers, the constraints regarding integration within real applications were relaxed, i.e., this kind of research provides impractical solutions, although they are very complex. In this paper, the computational components (such as photovoltaic and load forecasting, and resource scheduling and optimization) are brought together into a practical implementation, introducing an automated system through a chain of independent services aiming to allow forecasting, optimization, and control. Encountered challenges may provide a valuable indication to make ground with this design, especially in cases for which the trade-off between sophistication and available resources should be rather considered. The research work was conducted to identify the requirements for controlling a set of flexibility assets—namely, electrochemical battery storage system and electric car charging station—for a semicommercial use-case by minimizing the operational energy costs for the microgrid considering static and dynamic parameters of the assets.Hamidreza MirtaheriPiero MacalusoMaurizio FantinoMarily EfstratiadiSotiris TsakanikasPanagiotis PapadopoulosAndrea MazzaMDPI AGarticlemicrogridsenergy management systemforecastartificial intelligenceneural networksrecurrent neural networksTechnologyTENEnergies, Vol 14, Iss 7252, p 7252 (2021)
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topic microgrids
energy management system
forecast
artificial intelligence
neural networks
recurrent neural networks
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energy management system
forecast
artificial intelligence
neural networks
recurrent neural networks
Technology
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Hamidreza Mirtaheri
Piero Macaluso
Maurizio Fantino
Marily Efstratiadi
Sotiris Tsakanikas
Panagiotis Papadopoulos
Andrea Mazza
Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
description Studies on forecasting and optimal exploitation of renewable resources (especially within microgrids) were already introduced in the past. However, in several research papers, the constraints regarding integration within real applications were relaxed, i.e., this kind of research provides impractical solutions, although they are very complex. In this paper, the computational components (such as photovoltaic and load forecasting, and resource scheduling and optimization) are brought together into a practical implementation, introducing an automated system through a chain of independent services aiming to allow forecasting, optimization, and control. Encountered challenges may provide a valuable indication to make ground with this design, especially in cases for which the trade-off between sophistication and available resources should be rather considered. The research work was conducted to identify the requirements for controlling a set of flexibility assets—namely, electrochemical battery storage system and electric car charging station—for a semicommercial use-case by minimizing the operational energy costs for the microgrid considering static and dynamic parameters of the assets.
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author Hamidreza Mirtaheri
Piero Macaluso
Maurizio Fantino
Marily Efstratiadi
Sotiris Tsakanikas
Panagiotis Papadopoulos
Andrea Mazza
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title Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
title_short Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
title_full Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
title_fullStr Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
title_full_unstemmed Hybrid Forecast and Control Chain for Operation of Flexibility Assets in Micro-Grids
title_sort hybrid forecast and control chain for operation of flexibility assets in micro-grids
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