This invention belongs to the field of
power system automation technology, specifically relating to a
microgrid cluster
energy regulation method considering multi-level entity interactions. It includes: establishing a Nash bargaining game model between upper-level microgrids, considering individual
microgrid operation constraints, with the objectives of minimizing the total
operating cost of the
microgrid cluster and maximizing the Nash product; establishing a lower-level distribution network DC
power flow model, considering power generation and consumption balance constraints, thermal
power unit output constraints, and network
power flow constraints; and transforming the two-level optimization model into a single-level mathematical
programming model with equilibrium constraints using KKT conditions and the strong duality theorem, solving for the operating strategies of each microgrid, the inter-microgrid trading strategies, and the optimal
power flow and
nodal prices of the distribution network. This invention can consider the
impact of three levels of interaction on
energy management strategies: individual microgrid operation, energy interaction between microgrids, and interaction between microgrids and the distribution network, resulting in a more reasonable,
safer, and more economical microgrid cluster
energy management scheme.