Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading over Reliable Small Cell Networks
通过可靠的小型蜂窝网络进行点对点能源交易
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2017-03995
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.11万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
In Canada only, 50% of the potentially available - non-hydro - renewable energy capacity is underutilized. It is highly challenging to integrate small-scale, distributed renewable energy generators to the utility power grid due to their intermittency. This NSERC Discovery Research Program aims to develop a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) energy trading platform along with the state-of-the-art reliable and low-latency communications network that will enable unprecedented opportunities for sharing energy among distributed consumers, generators and storage. ******Over the long-term, energy trading can unravel the use of renewable energy more efficiently and strengthen the resilience of the highly networked power grid in the face of disasters and attacks. The transformative research conducted under this program will contribute to the leadership of Canadian researchers in power and communication fields. In the short term, this program will lead to new analytical models and algorithms that will enhance the operation of the power grid along with its reliable, low-latency wireless communication infrastructure. ******This 5-year program will develop game-theoretic and stochastic multi-level optimization strategies to reach optimal trading decisions and enhance small cell networks in order to serve fast and reliable communication needs of energy trading. Multi-leader multi-follower games will be designed for players who do not have hierarchical organization. To the best of the applicant's knowledge, a tri-level optimization model will be developed to allow strategic bidding of players, for the first time. This project will focus on future wireless cellular networks consisting of ultra-dense small cells, to provide the flexibility and ubiquity for the on-the-road players (EVs) as well as plug-and-play generators. Facilitating energy trading over a network with high level of densification, call for effective dynamic network planning techniques that can optimize capacity, coverage, interference, energy, and balance the network load, organize the access to random channel and handle mobility while taking into account both the traditional mobile user traffic and the traffic generated by the P2P energy trading platform. ******This NSERC Discovery Research program will increase Canada's competitiveness in energy and communications sectors. It will allow underutilized, distributed renewable energy generation capacity to be effectively utilized. The proposed solutions will increase resilience to disasters. It will train personnel to be experts in cross-disciplinary areas in power and communication engineering fields and to contribute to the leadership of Canada in those fields. The training provided with this program will help students to build academic success, unique and marketable skill sets and provide abilities to grow their own professional careers.
仅在加拿大,50%的潜在可用-非水力-可再生能源能力未得到充分利用。由于小型分布式可再生能源发电机的不稳定性,将其集成到公用电网是极具挑战性的。该NSERC发现研究计划旨在开发一个点对点(P2P)能源交易平台,沿着最先进的可靠和低延迟通信网络,这将为分布式消费者,发电机和存储之间共享能源提供前所未有的机会。** 从长远来看,能源交易可以更有效地利用可再生能源,并加强高度网络化电网在灾害和攻击面前的恢复能力。根据该计划进行的变革性研究将有助于加拿大研究人员在电力和通信领域的领导地位。在短期内,该计划将导致新的分析模型和算法,将加强电网的运行沿着其可靠的,低延迟的无线通信基础设施。** 这个为期5年的计划将开发博弈论和随机多级优化策略,以实现最佳交易决策并增强小型蜂窝网络,以满足能源交易的快速可靠通信需求。多领导者多追随者游戏将被设计为没有等级组织的玩家。据申请人所知,将开发一个三级优化模型,首次允许玩家进行战略投标。该项目将专注于由超密集小型蜂窝组成的未来无线蜂窝网络,为道路上的玩家(EV)以及即插即用发电机提供灵活性和普遍性。为了在高密度的网络上进行能量交易,需要有效的动态网络规划技术来优化容量、覆盖、干扰、能量,平衡网络负载,组织对随机信道的接入,处理移动性,同时考虑传统的移动的用户业务和P2P能量交易平台产生的业务。** NSERC发现研究计划将提高加拿大在能源和通信领域的竞争力。它将使未充分利用的分布式可再生能源发电能力得到有效利用。拟议的解决办法将提高抗灾能力。它将培训人员成为电力和通信工程领域跨学科领域的专家,并为加拿大在这些领域的领导地位作出贡献。该计划提供的培训将帮助学生建立学术成功,独特和适销对路的技能组合,并提供发展自己职业生涯的能力。
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