A source-grid-load coordinated scheduling method based on multi-time scale
coupling comprises the following steps: Step 1: performing pre-season scheduling, dividing the year into multiple typical seasons according to the distribution characteristics of
water resources in the year, respectively formulating corresponding water
resource allocation strategies, comprehensively considering the seasonal variation characteristics of
new energy output, formulating the coordinated scheduling arrangement within the season, and outputting the pre-season scheduling plan; Step 2: based on the pre-season scheduling plan output in Step 1, combining the load prediction and
new energy output prediction information in the day-ahead scheduling stage, carrying out day-ahead scheduling, and outputting the day-ahead scheduling plan; Step 3: based on the day-ahead scheduling plan output in Step 2, combining the updated weather and load prediction information within the day, carrying out intra-day scheduling, and outputting the intra-day scheduling plan; Step 4: based on the intra-day scheduling plan output in Step 3, combining the real-time
monitoring data, carrying out real-time scheduling, and outputting the real-time scheduling plan.