over 90% of the world's hydrogen production is derived from fossil fuels. The hydrogen energy industry holds significant potential for reducing emissions as part of the pursuit of the "dual carbon" goal. Among the various methods for hydrogen production and emission reduction
carbon capture technology stands out as a crucial option for achieving low-carbon hydrogen production. Therefore
this paper proposes an optimized scheduling approach for an integrated energy system coupled with coal-based hydrogen production and carbon capture
while considering information gap decision theory. First
a multi-resource utilization model is developed for a carbon capture power plant integrated with coal-to-hydrogen production. Next
taking into account the operational constraints of this coupled system
a deterministic scheduling model is formulated with the objective of minimizing both system operation costs and wind curtailment costs. Finally
to address the uncertainty of wind power
information gap decision theory is applied to quantitatively analyze and enhance the system's adaptability to such variability. The scheduling scheme is evaluated under different risk attitudes through a numerical case study. The results demonstrate that the proposed strategy effectively promotes wind power integration and enhances the systems's low-carbon economy.
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