Energy internet in the Yangtze River Delta: opportunities, challenges, and suggestions

Abstract

Energy internet is an Internet of Things (IoT) based network, which combines the multi-energy flows and the information flows. In this review, the opportunities and the challenges posed to developing energy internet in the Yangtze River Delta are analyzed concerning detailed analysis of its advantages in various aspects and problems of its energy systems. Then the framework of energy internet in the Yangtze River Delta is constructed, according to which specific suggestions are also provided. This review is dedicated to helping the policy makers to draw the roadmap of future-oriented energy internet.

Keywords

energy internet / opportunities / challenges / suggestions / the Yangtze River Delta

References

[1] Niu D, Song Z, Xiao X. Electric power substitution for coal in China: status quo and SWOT analysis. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2017, 70: 610–622

[2] Rifkin J. The Third Industrial Revolution: How Lateral Power is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World. New York: St. Martin’s Griffin, 2011

[3] National Development and Reform Commission. Instruction of promoting ‘Internet+’ smart energy development. 2016–02–16,in Chinese)

[4] Liu Z. Global Energy Internet. Beijing: China Electric Power Press, 2015 (in Chinese)

[5] Dong Z Y, Zhao J H, Wen F S, Xue Y S. From smart grid to energy internet: basic concept and research framework. Automation of Power system, 2014, 38(15): 1–11 (in Chinese)

[6] National Development and Reform Commission. Yangtze River Delta city group planning. 2016–06–01, in Chinese)

[7] National Development and Reform Commission. Regional Planning for the Yangtze River Delta. 2010–06–07, in Chinese)

[8] Website of Xinhua News. The number of new energy vehicles sold was 777 thousand and the number of charging piles is 213 thousand. 2018–01–11, in Chinese)

[9] Website of Da Shen. Charging piles of the Yangtze River expressway are fully covered, and new energy vehicles enter the 2.0 era. 2017–11–13, in Chinese)

[10] The Shanghai Government. Shanghai’s 13th five-year plan for energy development. 2017–3–15, in Chinese)

[11] The People’s Government of Zhejiang Province. Zhejiang’s 13th five-year plan for energy development. 2016–09–01, in Chinese)

[12] The Jiangsu Province Government. Jiangsu’s 13th five-year plan for energy development. 2017–04–28, in Chinese)

[13] The Anhui Province Government. Anhui’s 13th five-year plan for energy development. 2017–04–30, in Chinese)

[14] National Energy Administration. The first batch of “Internet+” smart energy demonstration projects. 2017–06–28, in Chinese)

[15] 21st Century Business Herald. The Yangtze River Delta regional cooperation office was established. 2018–03–07, in Chinese)

[16] Website of Beijixing. The goal of 2002 electricity reform is still to make great efforts. 2013–11–06, in Chinese)

[17] Xie K, Liu M, Yu J. Summary on smart grid integrated demonstration project of Sino-Singapore Tianjin eco-city. Journal of Electric Power Science and Technology, 2011, 26(1): 43–47 (in Chinese)

[18] Hong J, Liu J, Xiang Y, Niu L. Preliminary understanding and research prospect of Urban Energy Internet. Electric Power Automation Equipment, 2017, 37(6): 15–25 (in Chinese)

[19] Song Y, Lin J, Hu Z, Dong S. Energy distribution network: infrastructure, operation mode and market mechanism. Proceedings of the CSEE, 2016, 36(21): 5776–5787 (in Chinese)

[20] Wang Y, Zhang N, Kang C. Review and prospect of optimal planning and operation of energy hub in energy internet. Proceedings of the CSEE, 2015, 35(22): 5669–5681 (in Chinese)

[21] Jia H, Mu Y, Yu X. Thought about the integrated energy system in China. Electric Power Construction, 2015, 36(1): 16–25 (in Chinese)

[22] Li J, Sang C. Discussion on optimal planning and operation framework for integrated energy system. Electric Power Construction, 2015, 36(8): 41–48 (in Chinese)

[23] Kong T, Cheng H, Li G. Summary of research on distribution network planning. Power System Technology, 2009, 19: 92–99 (in Chinese)

[24] Munoz-Delgado G, Contreras J, Arroyo J M. Joint expansion planning of distributed generation and distribution networks. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2015, 30(5): 2579–2590

[25] Bao H, Wang R, Oliveira R, Li T X. Resorption system for cold storage and long-distance refrigeration. Applied Energy, 2012, 93: 479–487

[26] Shabanpour-Haghighi A, Seifi A R. An integrated steady-state operation assessment of electrical natural gas and district heating networks. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2016, 31(5): 3636–3647

[27] Liu X, Zhang Q, Cui S. Review of electric vehicle V2G technology. Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2012, 27(2): 121–127 (in Chinese)

[28] Shu J, Tang G, Han B. Two-stage method for optimal planning of electric vehicle charging station. Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2017, 32(3): 10–17 (in Chinese)

[29] Zeng M, Wu G, Li R, Wang H, Sun C. Key problems and prospects of integrated demand response in energy internet. Power System Technology, 2016, 40(11): 3391–3398 (in Chinese)

[30] Website of Anhui News. Transmission of electricity from Anhui to the eastern China is officially put into operation. 2013–09–26, in Chinese)

[31] State Grid. The capacity expansion overhaul of “Nortel South delivery” Yangtze River power transmission channel after 30 years. 2017–03–31, in Chinese)

[32] National Energy Administration. The 13th five-year plan for wind power development. 2016–11–29, in Chinese)

[33] Jin C P. Offshore wind power development and hydrogen (oxygen)production industrial base construction in multi-energy cooperative supply system. Engineering and Science, 2015, 17(3): 56–66 (in Chinese)

[34] Chen L, Qiao W. Research on smart grid terminal trusted access technology based on user behaviors under energy interconnection environment. Electric Power ICT, 2016, 14(4): 70–74 (in Chinese)

[35] Liu F, Bie Z H, Liu S Y, Li G F. Framework design, transaction mechanism and key issues of energy internet market. Automation of Electric Power System, 2018, 13(42): 108–117 (in Chinese)

RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

Higher Education Press and Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature