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The impact of sustainable energy technologies and demand response programs on the hub's planning by the practical consideration of tidal turbines as a novel option

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ENERGY REPORTS
Volume 9, Issue -, Pages 5473-5490

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ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.egyr.2023.04.377

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Demand response programs; Energy hub; Hydrogen economy; Multi-objective optimization; Tidal turbine; TOU

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This paper investigates a multi-objective optimal energy planning strategy for a hub, incorporating renewable and non-renewable resources, by utilizing the time of use program (TOU). Tidal turbine, fuel-cell, and reformer technologies are considered novel technologies that reduce the hub's cost and pollution. The problem is modeled as real mixed integer programming (RMIP) and solved using GAMS software and a CPLEX solver. The results show a reduction of overall pollution by about 9% and an increase in total profit by about 30%.
This paper investigates a multi-objective optimal energy planning strategy for a hub, incorporating renewable and non-renewable resources, like PV, tidal turbine, fuel-cell, CHP, boiler, micro-turbine, reactor, reformer, electrolyzer, and energy storage by utilizing the time of use program (TOU). In this strategy, tidal turbine, fuel-cell, and reformer technologies are considered novel technologies that simultaneously reduce the proposed hub's cost and pollution. The hub's total cost and pollution are considered objective functions. To make the results more realistic, characteristics of the tidal turbine are investigated by utilizing the manufactory's company information. The problem is then modeled as real mixed integer programming (RMIP) and is solved in GAMS software using a CPLEX solver. Epsilon constraints method and fuzzy satisfying approach are used to select the optimal solution based on the proposed model. Finally, a sensitivity analysis is performed to assess the effective parameters that affect the planning's results. The results show that the overall pollution is reduced by about 9% by assuming the proposed planning, and the total profit is increased by about 30%. (c) 2023 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/).

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