Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading

Jia Liu; Biao Jiang; Zao Tang; Pingliang Zeng; Tong Su; Yalou Li; Qiuwei Wu

doi:10.17775/CSEEJPES.2023.06230

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Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading

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- Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading
- Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading
- 中国电机工程学会电力与能源系统学报(英文) 2025年11卷第2期页码：490-502
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  1. Department of Automation, Hangzhou Dianzi University,Hangzhou,China
  2. Department of Electrical Engineering, Southeast University,Nanjing,China
  3. University of Connecticut, Storrs,USA
  4. China Electric Power Research Institute,Beijing,China
  5. Department of Electrical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby,Denmark
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- DOI：10.17775/CSEEJPES.2023.06230
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- 纸质出版：2025-03-01
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Jia Liu, Biao Jiang, Zao Tang, 等. Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading[J]. 中国电机工程学会电力与能源系统学报(英文), 2025,11(2):490-502.

Jia Liu, Biao Jiang, Zao Tang, et al. Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading[J]. CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems, 2025, 11(2): 490-502.
Jia Liu, Biao Jiang, Zao Tang, 等. Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading[J]. 中国电机工程学会电力与能源系统学报(英文), 2025,11(2):490-502. DOI： 10.17775/CSEEJPES.2023.06230.

Jia Liu, Biao Jiang, Zao Tang, et al. Coordinated Planning of Interconnected Multi-Regional Power Systems Considering Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems, Transmission Expansion, and Carbon Emission Quota Trading[J]. CSEE Journal of Power and Energy Systems, 2025, 11(2): 490-502. DOI： 10.17775/CSEEJPES.2023.06230.

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Global warming has motivated the world's major countries to actively develop technologies and make policies to promote carbon emission reduction. Focusing on interconnected multi-regional power systems

this paper proposes a coordinated planning model for interconnected power systems considering energy storage system planning and transmission expansion. A market-based carbon emission quota trading market that helps reduce carbon emissions is built and integrated into the coordi-nated planning model

where entities can purchase extra or sell surplus carbon emission quotas. Its effects on promoting carbon emission reduction are analyzed. Considering the limitations on information exchange between interconnected regional power systems

the proposed model is decoupled and solved with the analytical target cascading algorithm. A modified two-region 48-bus system is used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed model and solving method.

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