Exploration and practice of smart zero-carbon integrated energy services in industrial parks

This paper focuses on how distributed resources such as electric vehicles in industrial parks can achieve operational value-added, and build solutions and business models for smart zero-carbon integrated energy services in industrial parks. First, it introduces the four challenges faced by the integration of electric vehicles into smart cities or smart power distribution systems, namely, single profit model, difficulty in energy interaction, inability to share transaction information, and lack of management software function. Then it introduces the solution method consisting four parts, which are the owner-investor-operator trinity business model, source-grid-load-storage integration and AC/DC hybrid industrial park distribution network, multi-energy-carbon integrated industrial park management platform with hierarchical distribution and cloud-edge-terminal collaboration. Finally, it introduces the application cases and project results.