Economic Evaluation of Integrated Operation of Electricity and Gas Networks in Khorasan Province
Subject Areas : electrical and computer engineering
Vahid
khaligh
1
Azam
Ghezelbash
2
(Ferdosi University)
Hassan
Abniki
3
Keywords: Economic evaluationintegrated operationgas networkelectricity networkKhorasan province,
Abstract :
Today, optimal operation and expansion planning have gained great attention in electricity industry optimizations and coordination of electricity and gas networks is one of the main goals in this procedure. In this study, decentralized operation of electricity and gas networks is modeled on a real-world case study in Khorasan province of Iran. This modeling is from the perspective of two independent operators who seek to minimize the operation cost of their subordinating network, considering technical constraints. In this way, the amount of gas consumption in gas and electricity networks is considered as a common variable and it is compared using different methods as ADMM, ATC and centralized. Moreover, operating cost is compared in all three different methods. Finally, scenarios of increased load and second fuel have also been investigated using the obtained model.
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