Optimal Strategy Determination of Preventive Maintenance Scheduling in the Presence of Demand Response Resources
Subject Areas : electrical and computer engineering
V.
Sharifi
1
M.
Rashidinejad
2
A.
Abdollahi
3
M.
Mollahassani-pour
4
Keywords: Generation maintenance schedulingnon-cooperative games theoryNash equilibriumdemand response,
Abstract :
In this paper, a new method is proposed for maintenance scheduling of generation units in a competitive electricity market environment. The problem of productive maintenance scheduling is one of the most important problems in the restructured power system due to its impact on the safety and emission of pollutants and producers' profits. In order to consider producers' risk, productive maintenance scheduling has been modeled from the producer's point of view using non-cooperative game theory, which is used to achieve an optimal Nash equilibrium strategy. On the other hand, the independent system operator seeks to achieve a level of appropriate reliability and pollution reduction. In this paper, load response programs are one of the options for influencing energy policy decision-making. Also, the coordination procedure has been used to coordinate producers' maintenance programs with reliability-pollution maintenance program. The proposed model has been implemented on the IEEE-RTS Modified 24 Bus. The results indicate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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