计及需求响应含分布式电源配电网多目标规划-multi-objective plan of distribution network with distributed pow supply considering demand response.docx

real-time pricing model is esTab.lished. Then a demand response strategie is put forward to make the power load follow with renewable energy generating. On the basis of this, considering the network upgrade and optimal allocation of distributed generations, a distribution network expansion planning model is esTab.lished, which takes benefits of the economy, reliability and environmental synthetically, and meets requirement that renewable energy generating for new load demand. Some influencing factors on the distribution network expansion planning model, such as the demand response, load response level, penetration of DGs, are analysed separately. The results show that making full use of DGs and coordination demand response mechanism can effectively delay the distribution network upgrade and improve the efficiency of the use of renewable energy. The existing distribution network assets margin and the investment of advanced technology and equipment should be considered in the actual planning to determine a reasonable distributed generation penetration.Keywords: Distribution Network Planning, Distributed Generation, Demand Response, Expansion Planning, Multi-objective Planning.目录中文摘要..........................................................................................................................................I英文摘要........................................................................................................................................ II1 绪论......................................................................................................................................... 11.1 课题研究的背景和意义 ........................................................................................................... 11.2 需求侧响应研究现状 ............................................................................................................... 21.3 配电网规划国内外研究现状 ................................................................................................... 31.3.1