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ATC-Based Scenario Decomposition Algorithm for Optimal Power Flow of Distribution Networks Considering High Photovoltaic Penetration

This paper focuses on the analytical target cascading (ATC) based scenario decomposition method which applies to the stochastic OPF problem of distribution networks with high photovoltaic penetration. The original two-stage stochastic OPF model is decomposed into a master problem in the upper level and multiple subproblems in the lower level. This decomposition makes subproblems easier to be solved and can also effectively overcome the curse of dimensionality in the traditional scenario-based model. The global optimal solution can be obtained by only transferring some necessary coupling information between the upper and lower levels. Moreover, all the subproblems in the lower level can be solved in a parallel manner which improves the computational efficiency, in particular, for cases with a larger number of scenarios. Case studies on the IEEE 33-bus system and various larger systems verify the effectiveness and adaptability of the proposed algorithm.

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