Source-Load-Storage Coordinated Optimal Scheduling Model Considering Admissible Region of Net Load

With the increasing penetration of renewable energy, the urgent issue of maximizing the integration of renewable energy while meeting economy security and reliability requirements needs to be addressed. Based on the theory of admissible region, integrating models of renewable energy, energy storage systems, and demand response, this paper proposes a source-load-storage coordinated optimal scheduling model considering admissible region of net load. The model uses the generation-load transfer factors based on decoupled linearized power flow to construct power flow constraints, enabling coordinated optimization of active power, reactive power, and voltage in the power system. Uncertainty constraints in the model are transformed into deterministic constraints based on affine strategy, and the entire model is transformed into a bilinear programming model using duality theory and power circle linearization, facilitating solution using mature commercial solvers. Finally, the effectiveness and superiority of the model are verified on the IEEE-RTS system.