This paper presents a new multi-agent architecture for local aggregation in decentralised energy systems, highlighting challenges and solutions in grid management.
Key Points
The developed architecture improves coordination among stakeholders in local energy systems while ensuring efficient grid operation.
By focusing on local aggregation, the model addresses the rising need for grid balancing in decentralised energy sectors.
The architecture uses smart grid concepts, deriving agents based on interactions and goals, enhancing system flexibility.
Evaluation of the architecture emphasizes its modifiability and extensibility, crucial for adapting to evolving energy demands.