Energy storage system demand response prediction method and system based on deep learning
By constructing a multi-dimensional feature matrix and risk situation description using deep learning technology, and combining it with real-time adjustment resource data, the problem of insufficient accuracy in traditional energy storage system demand response prediction methods has been solved. This enables precise location and efficient adjustment of weak links in the power grid, thereby improving the frequency stability and operational safety of the power grid.
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-02
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-10
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Traditional demand response forecasting methods for energy storage systems cannot accurately reflect the complexity of the power grid operating environment, resulting in low accuracy of demand response forecasts. This makes it difficult to effectively cope with the strong fluctuations and uncertainties in the output power of wind turbines, affecting the stability of power grid frequency and operational safety.
By acquiring historical operation data and grid status data associated with the energy storage system, a multi-dimensional feature matrix is constructed using deep learning technology. Combined with environmental prediction parameters and regulation resource data, collaborative analysis and risk situation description are performed to accurately locate weak links in the grid, provide forward-looking risk situation information, and dynamically correct the situation by combining real-time regulation resources to generate accurate demand response instructions.
It significantly improves the accuracy and feasibility of demand response forecasting for energy storage systems, enabling early identification of periods with high forecast uncertainty, precise location of weak links in the power grid, ensuring that the regulation capacity of the energy storage system matches the actual demand of the power grid, and enhancing the power grid's ability to cope with power fluctuations.
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