| 引用本文: | 高纪阳,周 玮,齐 缘,等.动态过网费分摊对CDA交易机制下本地市场点对点能源交易影响研究[J].电力系统保护与控制,2026,54(06):22-33. |
| GAO Jiyang,ZHOU Wei,QI Yuan,et al.Impact of dynamic network tariff allocation on local peer-to-peer energy trading under the CDA mechanism[J].Power System Protection and Control,2026,54(06):22-33 |
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| 摘要: |
| 为解决点对点(peer-to-peer, P2P)能源交易模式下配电网运营成本回收问题,确保产消者参与市场交易的公平性,基于二次连续双向拍卖(continuous double auction, CDA)机制开展动态过网费分摊对多产消者P2P能量交易的影响研究。将动态过网费分为基础使用费和与网络拓扑结构相关的费用。提出基于电压偏移调整费、网损费用以及特许经营权损失费的基础使用费量化模型,同时利用电气距离矩阵构建网络拓扑成本评估模型,以确定输电费用中与电网结构相关的部分。计及动态过网费提出增强零信息报价改进策略,并采用模型预测控制报量策略,以实现电能交易的高效匹配。通过改进的11节点配电网算例进行仿真分析,结果表明:加入过网费可提升产消者交易量,同时也满足了电网回收投资成本的需要。 |
| 关键词: 点对点交易 连续双向拍卖机制 过网费 电气距离 本地市场 |
| DOI:10.19783/j.cnki.pspc.250586 |
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| 基金项目:国家自然科学基金联合基金重点支持项目资助(U22A20223) |
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| Impact of dynamic network tariff allocation on local peer-to-peer energy trading under the CDA mechanism |
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GAO Jiyang1,ZHOU Wei1,QI Yuan1,WU Siyu1,CHEN Bo1,WANG Zhonghui2
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1. School of Electrical Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China; 2. Electric Power Dispatchingand Control Center of State Grid Liaoning Electric Power Co., Ltd., Shenyang 110000, China
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| Abstract: |
| To address the issue of distribution network cost recovery under the peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading model and to ensure fairness among prosumers participating in market transactions, this paper investigates the impact of dynamic network tariff allocation on multi-prosumer P2P energy trading based on the continuous double auction (CDA) mechanism. The dynamic network tariff is divided into a basic usage fee and a topology-related charge. A quantitative model for the basic usage fee is proposed, incorporating voltage deviation adjustment costs, network loss costs, and concession right loss costs. Meanwhile, a network topology cost assessment model is constructed using the electrical distance matrix to determine the portion of transmission fees related to grid structure. An enhanced zero-information bidding improvement strategy is proposed considering the dynamic network tariff, along with a model predictive control-based quantity bidding strategy to achieve efficient energy transaction matching. Simulation analysis is conducted on an improved 11-node distribution network. The results show that incorporating network tariffs not only increases prosumer trading volumes but also satisfies the requirement for grid investment cost recovery. |
| Key words: peer-to-peer trading continuous double auction mechanism network tariff electrical distance local market |