Quantitative Assessment of Controllable Distributed Energy Resources in Distribution Network

The active distribution network represents a new trend in the development of power systems, aiming to introduce decentralized resources to enhance the intelligence, flexibility, and sustain ability of the power system. This involves a comprehensive analysis of controllable resources such as thermal power units and energy storage systems to investigate the physical characteristics, unit capacities, response times, and economic differences among various controllable resources. It seeks to clarify the impact of the “dual carbon” policy on the allocation of different resources, and based on empirical system case data, it verifies the economic implications for varying resource capacities under low-carbon policies.