This application belongs to the field of power systems and specifically discloses a method for configuring
energy storage in self-organizing grid distribution substations. A closed-loop decision-making process improves the accuracy of
energy storage configuration. Specifically, this application uses an improved
generative adversarial network to generate basic scenarios, accurately modeling the complex time-series characteristics of load and photovoltaic output, providing a reliable basis for evaluation. Secondly,
fuzzy logic is introduced to correct for climate and user behavior factors, generating a target
scenario set that covers extreme and special operating conditions. Furthermore, a
simulation model is run based on the target
scenario set, accurately quantifying the expected unsupplied power under different
energy storage capacities, transforming the assessment of power supply capability from qualitative to quantitative, solving the core problem of lacking quantitative support. Finally, this quantitative indicator is selected as the core constraint, and the solution is performed with the goal of minimizing the
entire life cycle cost, ensuring that the scheme achieves
economic optimization while meeting power supply reliability requirements, thereby solving the problems of unscientific configuration results and insufficient reliability.