Smart home optimized energy management considering energy storage, solar cell, electric vehicle and load response

In a smart home, all its internal components interact with each other through an integrated system and environmentally reasonable logic. In this house, energy management (EMS) can play a role in reducing energy costs. Therefore, in this paper, given the increasing importance of this discussion, the operation of smart home with the presence of electric vehicles with the capability of exchanging power with the network, the Energy storage system and solar panels have been modeled and evaluated in the framework of mixed integer linear programming. In this paper Various studies including the sale of electrical energy produced by solar panels to power grid, Loads with time-consuming movement such as washing machines as well as various demand response strategies based on energy price have been considered to evaluate the economic and technical effects of electric vehicles, energy storage batteries And solar panels. In assessing the performance of solar panels, uncertainty regarding the prediction of solar power is considered, and the proposed model has been analyzed by considering the conditional value at risk (CVAR) criteria. The proposed model is implemented in the GAMS software and the results indicate that the use of additional power systems will significantly reduce the cost of smart home power.