Research on Self-Healing Distribution Network Operation Optimization Method Considering Carbon Emission Reduction

To improve the consumption rate of distributed energy and enhance the self-healing performance of distribution networks, this paper proposes a distribution network optimization method considering carbon emissions and dynamic reconfiguration. Firstly, various measures such as dynamic reconfiguration and distributed energy scheduling are used in upper-level optimization to reduce the network loss and solar curtailment cost of the system and to realize the optimal economic operation of the distribution network. Secondly, based on carbon emission flow theory in lower-level optimization, a low-carbon demand response model with a dynamic carbon emission factor as the guiding signal is established to promote carbon emission reduction on the user side. Then, the second-order cone planning and improved dung beetle optimization algorithm are used to solve the model. Finally, it is verified on the test system that the method can effectively reduce the risk of voltage overruns and enhance the low-carbonization and economy of distribution network operation.

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2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.3390/pr13061850
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Optimal Power Flow Distribution
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Research on Self-Healing Distribution Network Operation Optimization Method Considering Carbon Emission Reduction

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To improve the consumption rate of distributed energy and enhance the self-healing performance of distribution networks, this paper proposes a distribution network optimization method considering carbon emissions and dynamic reconfiguration. Firstly, various measures such as dynamic reconfiguration and distributed energy scheduling are used in upper-level optimization to reduce the network loss and solar curtailment cost of the system and to realize the optimal economic operation of the distribution network. Secondly, based on carbon emission flow theory in lower-level optimization, a low-carbon demand response model with a dynamic carbon emission factor as the guiding signal is established to promote carbon emission reduction on the user side. Then, the second-order cone planning and improved dung beetle optimization algorithm are used to solve the model. Finally, it is verified on the test system that the method can effectively reduce the risk of voltage overruns and enhance the low-carbonization and economy of distribution network operation.

ProcessesVol. 13(6)
China Southern Power Grid (China) (CN), University of South China (CN)
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