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ECOGEN-CCD: Economic feasibility assessment of generator/storage technologies using capacity and dispatch optimization

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ECOGEN-CCD: A computational framework for economic feasibility of generator and storage systems through CCD

Solve control co-design or capacity and dispatch optimization problems for various generator and storage technologies using a net present value objective function. The resulting dynamic optimization problem is solve in DTQP software using direct transcription.

Three case studies are currently available with hourly price signals:

  • A natural gas combined cycle power plant with carbon capture and storage and thermal storage systems
  • A wind farm with a battery energy storage systems
  • A nuclear power plant with hydrogen production and storage facility

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Install

  • Download and extract the project files
  • Run INSTALL_Submission.m in MATLAB and ensure that all tests for inclusion of the required files and packages have passed
  • MATLAB version R2023b is only necessary for the creation of donut charts.
INSTALL_Tool

A good place to start is to open Main. In this script, you can select the case study of interest, then open ProblemOptions.m and select the time horizon.

To investigate a new generator and storage system, you need to first identify the type of storage (primary, electrical, or tertiary). Then define all the relevant price signals, load functions, and cost/economic parameters and prescribe them using ProblemOptions.m structure. You can simply add new elements to the optimization problem for any specific case using the DTQP_setup_IES function.

Citation

Please cite the following articles if you use the toolbox:

  • S Azad, Z Gulumjanli, DR Herber. A general framework for supporting economic feasibility of generator and storage energy systems through capacity and dispatch optimization. (submitted to) ASME 2024 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences, DETC2024-142667, Aug. 2024.[PDF]