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The value of energy storage is that the prosumer will store part of the surplus generation and use it for their own use when the electricity price is high.
In summary, the virtual price of energy storage use is set as E p s t − j = E p m + 0.01. To ensure that prosumers first sell electricity in the LEM before storing and then sending the excess to the grid, we set the virtual price of energy storage slightly lower than the feed-in tariff given by E p j − s t = E p s − g − 0.01.
Sun et al. analyzes the benefits for photovoltaic-energy storage-charging station (PV-ES-CS), showing that locations with high nighttime electricity loads and daytime consumption matching PV generation, such as hospitals, maximize benefits, while residential areas have the lowest.
As will be discussed shortly, under TOU tariff policy, when the grid price is low, the prosumers will choose to purchase electricity from the grid rather than using energy storage to release electricity. In summary, the virtual price of energy storage use is set as E p s t − j = E p m + 0.01.
Although wider peak-valley spread promotes cost-savings for LEM participants, the effects on peak-shaving of the power grid is marginal. This is because the peak-valley mechanism is still insufficient to identify all potential spikes in power supply, so the storage and reserve capacity resources cannot reach the efficient allocation.
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