Port Distributed Energy Management Considering USVs Charging and Discharging in Polymorphic Network

Qi Qu, Fei Teng, Qi Xu

Abstract: To reduce the environmental impact of port carbon emissions and promote the sustainable development of ports, this paper proposes a port distributed energy management strategy considering the charging and discharging of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) under the polymorphic network. Firstly, taking into account the trend of continuous automation of ports, data centers are used to meet the ports' growing computing power needs. A data center power consumption calculation model considering data processing delay constraints is proposed. Secondly, taking the port microgrid operating cost, the main grid electricity purchase or sales cost, carbon cost, data center operating cost and USVs charging and discharging cost as objective functions, a port distributed energy management model considering USVs charging and discharging is established. Then, a distributed algorithm based on mixed integer linear programming is proposed to solve the problem. Finally, simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Submission Number: 5