An Analysis on Energy-Saving Generation Dispatch Considering Carbon Emission Limitation and the Development of New Energy Materials

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The development of new energy materials offers a solid foundation for the expansion of renewable and other clean energy such as onshore/offshore wind energy, solar energy, biomass and nuclear energy. With the rapid growth of the installed capacity of these clean energy types, it is urgent to further improve the generation dispatch mode to guarantee the grid connection. An energy-saving generation dispatch model is established to find out the optimal unit commitment of thermal power and other clean power, with a consideration of carbon emission limitation.

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