With the increasing presence of intermittent energy resources in microgrids

it is difficult to precisely predict the output of renewable resources and their load demand. In order to realize the economical operations of the system

an energy management method based on a model predictive control (MPC) and dynamic programming (DP) algorithm is proposed. This method can reasonably distribute the energy of the battery

fuel cell

electrolyzer and external grid

and maximize the output of the distributed power supply while ensuring the power balance and cost optimization of the system. Based on an ultra-short-term forecast

the output power of the photovoltaic array and the demand power of the system load are predicted. The offline global optimization of traditional dynamic programming is replaced by the repeated rolling optimization in a limited period of time to obtain power values of each unit in the energy storage system. Compared with the traditional DP

MILP-MPC and the logic based real-time management method

the proposed energy management method is proved to be feasible and effective.