Dear Editor,This letter introduces an innovative event-triggered secondary control strategy for Microgrid(MG)to address challenges of low inertia and renewable energy integration.Utilizing semi-Markov switching topolo...Dear Editor,This letter introduces an innovative event-triggered secondary control strategy for Microgrid(MG)to address challenges of low inertia and renewable energy integration.Utilizing semi-Markov switching topologies,this method employs semi-Markov jump processes for accurate load forecasting,facilitating adaptive adjustments of distributed generators(DGs)in response to load changes.展开更多
Accurate Electric Load Forecasting(ELF)is crucial for optimizing production capacity,improving operational efficiency,and managing energy resources effectively.Moreover,precise ELF contributes to a smaller environment...Accurate Electric Load Forecasting(ELF)is crucial for optimizing production capacity,improving operational efficiency,and managing energy resources effectively.Moreover,precise ELF contributes to a smaller environmental footprint by reducing the risks of disruption,downtime,and waste.However,with increasingly complex energy consumption patterns driven by renewable energy integration and changing consumer behaviors,no single approach has emerged as universally effective.In response,this research presents a hybrid modeling framework that combines the strengths of Random Forest(RF)and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average(ARIMA)models,enhanced with advanced feature selection—Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevancy and Maximum Synergy(MRMRMS)method—to produce a sparse model.Additionally,the residual patterns are analyzed to enhance forecast accuracy.High-resolution weather data from Weather Underground and historical energy consumption data from PJM for Duke Energy Ohio and Kentucky(DEO&K)are used in this application.This methodology,termed SP-RF-ARIMA,is evaluated against existing approaches;it demonstrates more than 40%reduction in mean absolute error and root mean square error compared to the second-best method.展开更多
基金supported by the Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation(ZR2023QF092)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62373224).
文摘Dear Editor,This letter introduces an innovative event-triggered secondary control strategy for Microgrid(MG)to address challenges of low inertia and renewable energy integration.Utilizing semi-Markov switching topologies,this method employs semi-Markov jump processes for accurate load forecasting,facilitating adaptive adjustments of distributed generators(DGs)in response to load changes.
基金supported by the Startup Grant(PG18929)awarded to F.Shokoohi.
文摘Accurate Electric Load Forecasting(ELF)is crucial for optimizing production capacity,improving operational efficiency,and managing energy resources effectively.Moreover,precise ELF contributes to a smaller environmental footprint by reducing the risks of disruption,downtime,and waste.However,with increasingly complex energy consumption patterns driven by renewable energy integration and changing consumer behaviors,no single approach has emerged as universally effective.In response,this research presents a hybrid modeling framework that combines the strengths of Random Forest(RF)and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average(ARIMA)models,enhanced with advanced feature selection—Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevancy and Maximum Synergy(MRMRMS)method—to produce a sparse model.Additionally,the residual patterns are analyzed to enhance forecast accuracy.High-resolution weather data from Weather Underground and historical energy consumption data from PJM for Duke Energy Ohio and Kentucky(DEO&K)are used in this application.This methodology,termed SP-RF-ARIMA,is evaluated against existing approaches;it demonstrates more than 40%reduction in mean absolute error and root mean square error compared to the second-best method.
