Optimal Scheduling of Thermoelectricity in Integrated Energy System Based on Waste Heat Recovery from Power to Gas and Flexible Thermoelectricity Ratio

Aiming at the anti-peak shaving characteristics of wind power and the problem of wind curtailment caused by the ‘fixing electricity by heat’ of CHP units, an optimal scheduling method in integrated energy systems based on waste heat recovery from power to gas(P2G) and flexible thermoelectricity ratio in CHP is proposed. First, the P2G energy coupling mechanism and the feasibility of P2G waste heat recovery and utilization are analyzed. P2G equipment is introduced into the system and the remaining heat is recycled and utilized to promote wind power grid-connected consumption. Then, the principle of flexible thermoelectric ratio adjustment of CHP is analyzed, so that CHP can adjust the thermoelectric ratio following the trend of wind power output and the energy supply pressure of electric heat load, so as to improve the wind power consumption capacity of the system. Finally, the optimal scheduling model of the integrated energy system is constructed with the goal of minimizing the daily operating cost. The simulation example shows that the proposed scheduling method optimizes the thermoelectric coupling relationship of the system, effectively improves the wind power absorption capacity of the system, and has good social and economic benefits.