부산대학교 도서관

Energy Communities are a key stakeholder of modern electrical power grids. Operating an energy community is a challenging topic due to the involved uncertainties, complexities and often conflicting objectives. The aim of this paper is to present a group of metrics that is used to evaluate the capacity of an Energy Community to mantain the wellbeing of each community member when a grid fault occurs. One energy community will be modulated considering as consumption sources noncontrollable and controllable devices in each house and as power supply sources PV systems installed in community’s houses as well as power from main grid or storage system. Genetic algorithms will be used with different cost functions to evaluate different scenarios.