Offshore grid planning considering restricted areas: An evolution game approach

Siyu Tao and Fuqing Jiang

Renewable Energy, 2024, vol. 237, issue PA

Abstract: In this paper, offshore wind farm cluster transmission network planning is examined in depth, based on the finite rational evolutionary game method. In the actual project, the game scenarios of offshore wind farm developers and transmission system operators and their respective interests are considered, while cable laying exclusion zones owing to the submarine environment are fully taken into account. Through simulation experiments, the significant effect of the proposed method in improving grid adaptability and interference immunity is verified. The results demonstrate that the proposed finite rational evolutionary game method increases the return on investment by 1.83 % compared to the traditional method, while the payoff ratio of the game participants is 12.81 % lower. In addition, the method excels in ensuring the feasibility of project implementation by successfully balancing the interests between the OWF developer and the power transmission system operator. This offers a new perspective for efficient planning of transmission networks for offshore wind farms that can better cope with complex engineering environments and balance the interests of all parties.

Keywords: Offshore grid planning; Restricted areas; Evolution game; Wind farm cluster (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2024.121556

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