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Hierarchical Aggregation-Embedded Emergency Scheduling of Coupled Electricity-Watershed Networks With Heterogeneous Flexibility Resources Under Extreme Drought Events

Siyuan Guo, Bin Zhou, C. Y. Chung, Siqi Bu, Zhihao Hua, Jun Liu, Wei Hu

2025IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy9 citationsDOI

Abstract

This paper proposes a dynamic aggregation- embedded emergency scheduling strategy to coordinate massive heterogeneous flexibility resources of electricity and watershed networks for mitigating power shortages under drought events. Firstly, a thermodynamic model of coupled electricity-watershed networks is formulated to express risk interdependencies of power shortage and water curtailments under high-temperature climates. Then, a hypercube multi-directional inner approximation projection method is developed to evaluate variable water-dependent power dispatchable regions caused by strong couplings and heterogeneity of flexibility resources. Furthermore, a hierarchical interactive emergency scheduling strategy is proposed for coordinated water-energy flexibility enhancement within dynamic aggregated dispatchability boundaries. The proposed strategy has been fully tested and benchmarked on a practical 143-node distribution network coupled with a 14-junction watershed system to validate the effectiveness in mitigating load loss and water curtailments under drought disasters.

Topics & Concepts

Dispatchable generationComputer scienceFlexibility (engineering)Scheduling (production processes)Distributed computingElectricityElectric power systemMathematical optimizationUnavailabilityCogenerationWeightingDistributed generationWatershedAdaptabilityReliability engineeringEconomic shortageDynamic priority schedulingElectricity generationJob shop schedulingPipe network analysisIntegrated Energy Systems OptimizationOptimal Power Flow DistributionWater-Energy-Food Nexus Studies
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