How to dispatch mobile energy storage vehicles

Can a mobile energy storage dispatch model reduce load curtailment?

However, it is inevitable to consider the complicated coupling relations of mobile energy storage, transportation network, and power grid, which can cause issues of complex modeling and low efficiency. To address that, this paper proposes a mobile energy storage dispatch model to minimize the load curtailment.

Should mobile energy storage system be used?

It could maintain the balance between energy supply and users demand, and minimize the cost of energy system dispatch operations. The appropriate selection and cost of the mobile energy storage system are investigated and evaluated.

Is mobile dispatching a feasible solution for highway transportation energy nexus?

Utilizing the data from the designed 30% renewable energy highway service station construction project in Xinjiang, China, the effectiveness of the proposed mobile dispatching scheme is verified. The proposed scheme provides a feasible solution and forward-looking guidance for the integration of highway transportation energy nexus. 1. Introduction

Can a mobile energy storage system replace centered power scheduling?

In this paper, an enhanced coordinated energy scheduling scheme is proposed for typical highway demand scenarios, based on the introduction of mobile energy storage system, to replace the traditional centered power scheduling.

What is mobile energy storage?

Mobile energy storage (MES) is a typical flexible resource, which can be used to provide an emergency power supply for the distribution system. However, it is inevitable to consider the complicated coupling relations of mobile energy storage, transportation network, and power grid, which can cause issues of complex modeling and low efficiency.

Is mobile energy storage a spatial–temporal flexibility resource?

The optimal MES dispatch model is shown in Section presents the rolling optimization framework for the MES dispatch strategy. Case studies are performed in Section and conclusions are drawn in Section Mobile energy storage (MES) is a spatial–temporal flexibility resource.