Energy storage peak and valley time-of-use electricity charges

Can energy storage capacity be allocated in wind and solar energy storage systems?

This article studies the allocation of energy storage capacity considering electricity prices and on-site consumption of new energy in wind and solar energy storage systems. A nested two-layer optimization model is constructed, and the following conclusions are drawn:

Should energy storage system be charged while supplying electricity?

If is within the power supply capacity of the interconnection line, the external power grid should consider charging the energy storage system while supplying electricity; When is less than zero or greater than zero and less than , this situation mainly relies on the energy storage system to maintain the balance of .

How are peak-to-Valley electricity prices optimized?

This period is divided into valley periods, and the rest of the period is divided into regular periods. According to the net load, the peak-to-valley electricity price periods are further optimized, and the optimized electricity prices for valley, flat, and peak periods are 0.28 RMB/kW·h, 0.42 RMB/kW·h, and 0.91 RMB/kW·h, respectively.

Can dynamic time-of-use electricity prices improve energy storage capacity?

Using dynamic time-of-use electricity prices can more flexibly obtain the capacity configuration scale of energy storage. The article adopts the capacity and maximum power values of energy storage configuration in each season, which can meet the demand for energy storage capacity in each season.

Does energy storage affect power generation capacity planning?

Barrera-Santana et al. studied the capacity planning scheme of an island power system, discussed in detail different energy composite patterns such as renewable energy, energy storage, electric vehicles, and HVDC transmission, and concluded that energy storage has an important impact on power generation capacity planning and operation.

What should be considered when determining the peak-valley price?

Where the proportion of installed renewable energy power generation capacity is high, full consideration should be given to the fluctuation of new energy power generation output and the changing characteristics of the net load curve. l Reasonably determine the peak-valley price.