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Low-carbon Economic Operation of IES Based on Life Cycle Method and Hydrogen Energy Utilization

Abstract

The Integrated Energy System (IES) that coordinates multiple energy sources can effectively improve energy utilization and is of great significance to achieving energy conservation and emission reduction goals. In this context, a low-carbon and economic dispatch model for IES is proposed. Firstly, a hydrogen energy-based IES (H2-IES) is constructed to refine the utilization process of hydrogen energy. Secondly, the carbon emissions of different energy chains throughout their life cycle are analyzed using the life cycle assessment method (LCA), and the carbon emissions of the entire energy supply and demand chain are considered. Finally, a staged carbon trading mechanism is adopted to promote energy conservation and emission reduction. Based on this, an IES low-carbon and economic dispatch model is constructed with the optimization goal of minimizing the sum of carbon trading costs, energy procurement costs, and hydrogen sales revenue, while considering network constraints and constraints on key equipment. By analyzing the model under different scenarios, the introduction of life cycle assessment, staged carbon trading, and hydrogen energy utilization is shown to promote low-carbon and economic development of the comprehensive energy system.

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2023-08-10
2024-10-14
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