TY  - EJOU
AU  - Zhang, Yongming 
AU  - Liu, Yifan 
AU  - Tang, Kunting 
AU  - Zhou, Yuhao 
AU  - Gong, Jiayi 
AU  - Lei, Jiaxing 
AU  - Yang, Zhichao 

TI  - Distributed Coordinated Frequency Regulation Strategy for Multi-Area Interconnected Power Systems with Wind, Photovoltaic, Energy Storage Power Stations
T2  - Energy Engineering

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SN  - 1546-0118

AB  - The rapid growth in the penetration of renewable energy deteriorates the frequency characteristics of interconnected power systems, and the participation of renewable energy power stations in frequency regulation has become a crucial approach to improving system frequency dynamic characteristics. Due to the wide geographical distribution and large number of renewable energy power stations, their involvement in frequency regulation substantially increases the computational burden on centralized automatic generation control (AGC) controllers, thereby degrading the frequency regulation performance of interconnected power systems. To address this issue, this paper proposes a frequency regulation strategy for interconnected power systems based on the distributed consensus algorithm. Firstly, considering the differences in control characteristics among various frequency regulation units, frequency response-power models are established for different types of frequency regulation units. Secondly, from the perspective of frequency regulation economy, an optimal dynamic allocation model of AGC commands for heterogeneous frequency regulation units is designed, with the minimization of the quadratic cost function corresponding to active power variations as the optimization objective. The minimum frequency regulation cost is achieved by introducing an adjustment coefficient for AGC commands. Moreover, this adjustment coefficient avoids solving the optimization problem for optimal frequency cost, which is beneficial for the online application of the proposed method. Furthermore, a distributed coordinated frequency regulation strategy is proposed for interconnected power systems with heterogeneous frequency regulation units by adopting the distributed consensus algorithm. Finally, simulation verification is carried out on a modified four-machine two-area test system consisting of synchronous generators, wind farms, photovoltaic power stations, and energy storage power stations. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed strategy can effectively improve system frequency characteristics and reduce the frequency regulation cost of interconnected power systems.
KW  - Frequency regulation; interconnected power system; wind farm; photovoltaic power station; energy storage power station; distributed coordinated; consensus algorithm

DO  - 10.32604/ee.2026.085694