Patent Grant
11824359
This application claims the benefit of Korean Patent Application No. 10-2020-0009794 filed on Jan. 28, 2020, and Korean Patent Application No. 10-2021-0010740 filed on Jan. 26, 2021, in the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the entire disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference for all purposes.
The present disclosure relates to a power management apparatus and a housing complex combination method for trading surplus power for a housing and more particularly, to an apparatus and method for analyzing a power generation amount and a power consumption amount for each of housings that constitute a housing complex and calculating and managing the optimal facility capacity to be maintained.
Surplus power refers to electricity that remains after consumption and surplus power trading refers to sale of power that remains after consumption. Energy trading based on power brokerage trading refers to sale of electricity generated at the present time to a consumer that needs the electricity the most based on the present time, instead of selling the remaining electricity. Therefore, energy trading with a consumer is not performed based on a total amount of energy, that is, accumulated energy, and trading of energy generated every moment needs to be immediately connected with a consumer upon request. By applying a characteristic of energy that, if the energy is not consumed at the same time as the energy is generated, the energy needs to be stored at enormous cost, otherwise, disappears, the generated electricity may be delivered to a consumer in a timely manner.
In recent years, new renewable energy is actively being introduced to reduce national greenhouse gases due to rise in a temperature caused by global warming. In particular, there is an aim to reduce a large amount of carbon dioxide by improving facility efficiency and expanding supply of new renewable energy for buildings, such as, for example, residential and commercial buildings.
Therefore, solar power for urban vehicles has been widely distributed around the word and small-scale power brokerage projects are actively being promoted to increase household revenue. However, irrespective of the purpose of promotion, new renewable energy facilities are being installed and expanded indiscriminately and inappropriately to supply new renewable energy.
Also, in the power brokerage business, supply-oriented power is being supplied as in the past and new renewable energy facilities need to be installed for each building, which may require large initial capital and high economic burden. Also, individual management is limited due to individually installed new renewable energy facilities.
Accordingly, there is a need for technology that may more efficiently operate new renewable energy and achieve energy independence through integrated management rather than individual management.
The present disclosure provides an apparatus and method that may generate housing complex combination for trading surplus power for housing and may maintain and operate the generated housing complex combination.
The present disclosure also provides an apparatus and method that may build a sustainable new renewable energy-based housing complex through supply of new renewable energy by analyzing a correlation between influencing factors that affect a housing surplus index and by combining housing complexes.
The present disclosure also provides an apparatus and method that may further accurately verify net profit of surplus power by calculating and upgrading results that include external trading revenue as well as surplus power trading in a housing complex.
A housing complex combination method according to an example embodiment may include determining a consumption pattern according to a power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit for energy independence; extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a similarity between consumption patterns determined for the respective individual housings; setting a plurality of housing complexes by grouping the individual housings; and determining energy capacity of each of the set housing complexes and setting consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity.
The determining of the consumption pattern may include determining a power surplus amount based on the power consumption amount for each individual housing; and determining a consumption pattern of each of the individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount.
The determining of the power surplus amount may include determining the power surplus amount based on a power generation amount for each influencing factor that includes at least one of a time factor, a day factor, a weekday factor, a weather factor, an event factor, a season factor, and a person factor that are related to power generation of the individual housing.
The surplus index of the power surplus amount may represent a negative value or a positive value for the power surplus amount based on the power generation amount for each influencing factor and the power consumption amount of the individual housing.
The extracting of the individual housings may include extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a consumption pattern for each individual housing and a type of energy facility installed for each individual housing.
The extracting of the individual housings may include extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a difference value between surplus indices of power surplus amounts according to consumption patterns for the respective individual housings.
The setting of the consumption patterns may include setting consumption patterns of housing complexes for inducing energy independence based on sharing or non-sharing of resources and presence or absence of power trading between individual housings that constitute each of the set housing complexes.
The housing complex combination method may include analyzing power sales revenue for each housing complex according to a consumption pattern of each of the housing complexes and regrouping individual housings that constitute the housing complexes.
A housing complex combination method according to another example embodiment may include determining a power surplus amount according to a power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit for energy independence; determining a consumption pattern of each of individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount and extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns; grouping the individual housings having the different consumption patterns into housing complexes; and determining energy capacity of each of the grouped housing complexes and setting consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity.
The extracting of the individual housings may include determining the consumption pattern of the individual housing using a surplus index of the power surplus amount that represents a negative value or a positive value for the power surplus amount based on a power generation amount for each influencing factor related to power generation of the individual housing and a power consumption amount of the individual housing.
The extracting of the individual housings may include extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a consumption pattern for each individual housing and a type of energy facility installed for each individual housing.
The setting of the consumption patterns may include setting consumption patterns of housing complexes for inducing energy independence based on sharing or non-sharing of resources and presence or absence of power trading between individual housings that constitute each of the set housing complexes.
A power management apparatus according to another example embodiment may include a processor. The processor may be configured to determine a consumption pattern according to a power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit for energy independence, extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a similarity between consumption patterns determined for the respective individual housings, set a plurality of housing complexes by grouping the individual housings, and determine energy capacity of each of the set housing complexes and set consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity.
The processor may be configured to determine a power surplus amount based on the power consumption amount for each individual housing, and determine a consumption pattern of each of the individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount.
The processor may be configured to extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a consumption pattern for each individual housing and a type of energy facility installed for each individual housing.
The processor may be configured to set consumption patterns of housing complexes for inducing energy independence based on sharing or non-sharing of resources and presence or absence of power trading between individual housings that constitute each of the set housing complexes.
A power management apparatus according to another example embodiment may include a processor. The processor may be configured to determine a power surplus amount according to a power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit for energy independence, determine a consumption pattern of each of individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount and extract individual housings having different consumption patterns, group the individual housings having the different consumption patterns into housing complexes, and determine energy capacity of each of the grouped housing complexes and set consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity.
The processor may be configured to determine the consumption pattern of the individual housing using a surplus index of the power surplus amount that represents a negative value or a positive value for the power surplus amount based on a power generation amount for each influencing factor related to power generation of the individual housing and a power consumption amount of the individual housing.
The processor may be configured to extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a consumption pattern for each individual housing and a type of energy facility installed for each individual housing.
The processor may be configured to set consumption patterns of housing complexes for inducing energy independence based on sharing or non-sharing of resources and presence or absence of power trading between individual housings that constitute each of the set housing complexes.
According to an example embodiment, a housing complex combination method may generate housing complex combination for trading surplus power for housing and may maintain and operate the generated housing complex combination.
According to an example embodiment, a housing complex combination method may build a sustainable new renewable energy-based housing complex through supply of new renewable energy by analyzing a correlation between influencing factors that affect a housing surplus index and by combining housing complexes.
According to an example embodiment, a housing complex combination method may further accurately verify net profit of surplus power by calculating and upgrading results that include external trading revenue as well as surplus power trading in a housing complex.
Hereinafter, example embodiments are described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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To this end, the power management apparatus 101 may determine a consumption pattern according to a power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit for energy independence. Here, the power unit refers to a power use criterion for energy independence and may be defined as a unit of energy independence based on various criteria, such as, for example, an annual basis, a monthly basis, a weekly basis, and a daily basis. For example, energy independence defined in Korea is defined as a case in which a generation amount per one hour is greater than a consumption amount. The present disclosure may combine and thereby integrate and manage housing complexes 102 to aim at energy independence in a unit of one hour according to a power condition.
Here, the present disclosure may perform a method of combining the housing complexes 102 that may provide the maximum effect at minimal cost using energy facilities pre-installed in individual housings to expand the supply of new renewable energy. That is, the maximum effect may need to be acquired at minimum cost to expand the supply of new renewable energy and the efficient use and management of idle new renewable energy equipment may be required to acquire the maximum effect.
Accordingly, for energy independence based on a unit of individual housing, power may need to be generated according to a total consumption amount and electricity that remains without being immediately used may need to be stored and used when necessary. Also, for energy independence based on a unit of individual housing, an occurrence of rapid electricity consumption may need to be handled by generating an amount of electricity greater than an average electricity consumption amount
To this end, the power management apparatus 101 may group, into the housing complex 102, a plurality of individual housings having different power consumption patterns for the respective individual housings as an interest community rather than having equipment in an individual housing and may perform energy management and settlement for the same based on an energy group unit. The housing complex 102 proposed herein may be defined as the housing complex 102 that is designed and operates to generate an amount of energy greater than an amount of energy consumed based on all energy used and generated in buildings and land in the housing complex 102 through the new renewable energy and thereby supply surplus energy to neighboring buildings through a grid and to participate in a power brokerage market.
The power management apparatus 101 may determine a power surplus amount according to the power consumption amount for each individual housing based on a power unit. The power management apparatus 101 may determine a consumption pattern of each of the individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount. The power management apparatus 101 may extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a similarity between consumption patterns determined for the respective individual housings. The power management apparatus 101 may set the plurality of housing complexes 102 by grouping the individual housings. The power management apparatus 101 may reduce self-power generation cost and improve shared resource utilization by sharing power resources between housing complexes into which individual housings are grouped.
Herein, a degree of matching with different individual housings that constitute the housing complex 102 may be analyzed based on a surplus index derived for each housing. The power management apparatus 101 may generate a housing complex having a largest difference in a consumption pattern based on the surplus index derived by an influencing factor. As the difference in the consumption pattern increases, a difference in a value of the surplus index may increase.
The power management apparatus 101 may determine energy capacity of each of the set housing complexes 102 and may set consumption patterns of the housing complexes 102 based on the determined energy capacity. The power management apparatus 101 may analyze power sales revenue for each housing complex 102 according to a consumption pattern of each of the housing complexes 102 and may regroup individual housings that constitute the housing complexes 102.
The power management apparatus 101 may reduce power transmission cost by minimizing investment cost used for long-distance power transmission. Also, a demand for connection capacity expansion is on the increase according to an increase in solar power generation in a distribution network. Therefore, the power management apparatus 101 may reduce investment cost of additional facility through a reduction of fluctuation in new renewable energy by applying the method proposed herein. Further, the power management apparatus 101 may enable the stability of the distribution network by increasing plus energy (surplus power) based on a time unit.
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The power management apparatus 101 may group, into a housing complex, individual housings having different consumption patterns according to the housing energy clustering method and may calculate and integrally manage renewable energy capacity for each housing complex, thereby inducing ease of management and efficient use of equipment.
In detail, the power management apparatus 101 may determine a power surplus amount based on the power consumption amount for each individual housing by considering a power unit for energy independence. The power management apparatus 101 may determine a consumption pattern of each individual housing based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount. The surplus index of the power surplus amount may represent a negative value or a positive value for the power surplus amount based on a power generation amount for each influencing factor and a power consumption amount of the individual housing. That is, the surplus index of the power surplus amount may be defined as an index of the power surplus by analyzing an influencing factor of the individual housing and the housing complex. The surplus index may relate to measuring suitability of clustering between the individual housing and the housing complex.
For the optimal efficiency of renewable energy installations, the surplus index may represent, desirably, a value of +0. To this end, according to the example embodiment, if the surplus index is positive, the present disclosure may group, into a housing complex, individual housings having a large consumption amount at the time of ESS (Energy Storage System) expansion and surplus. Also, according to the example embodiment, if the surplus index is negative, the present disclosure may determine that generation is insufficient and may induce a generation amount through PV (photovoltaic) and fuel cell expansion.
Therefore, the power management apparatus 101 may determine the consumption pattern of each individual housing according to the surplus index. The power management apparatus 101 may determine the consumption pattern by considering multidimensional influencing factors. The multidimensional influencing factors are further described with reference to
The power management apparatus 101 may group individual housings having different consumption patterns into a housing complex based on a similarity between consumption patterns determined for the respective individual housings. The power management apparatus 101 may determine energy capacity of each of the set housing complexes and may set consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity. Here, the energy capacity refers to expansion capacity of renewable energy in the set housing complex and may be calculated based on surplus of the housing complex.
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The consumption pattern may be largely classified into five types: {circle around (1)} power consumption amount: daytime<night (hereinafter, consumption pattern 1), {circle around (2)} power consumption amount: daytime>night (hereinafter, consumption pattern 2), {circle around (3)} daily generation exceeded (hereinafter, consumption pattern 3), {circle around (4)} power consumption amount exceeded (hereinafter, consumption pattern 4), and {circle around (5)} sufficient energy stored (hereinafter, consumption pattern 5).
(a) Individual Housing
An individual housing A may be operated in a form of the consumption pattern 1. The individual housing A according to the consumption pattern 1 may consume larger power at night and, thus may install large capacity PV to generate electricity during the daytime and may require ESS for storing the generated electricity for use at night. Also, the individual housing A may need to additionally install a fuel cell into consideration of a situation in which energy is insufficient.
An individual housing B may be operated in a form of the consumption pattern 2. The individual housing B according to the consumption pattern 2 may consume larger power during the daytime and may require installation of PV.
An individual housing C may be operated in a form of the consumption pattern 3. The individual housing C according to the consumption pattern 3 may require large capacity ESS to store sufficient power since a generation amount is greater than a consumption amount. There is a need to make a profit through sale of accumulated power.
An individual housing D may be operated in a form of the consumption pattern 4. The individual housing D according to the consumption pattern 4 may need to secure energy by installing a PV and a fuel cell as a household that consumes power a lot at all times regardless of a time.
(b) Housing Complex
The power management apparatus 101 may set a housing complex for energy independence for each individual housing into consideration of a consumption pattern that is determined for each individual housing based on a power unit. Here, the power management apparatus 101 may build a housing complex that enables an optimal energy operation into consideration of each consumption pattern.
In the individual housing A that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 1, the power management apparatus 101 may include the individual housing A in a housing complex capable of achieving the energy independence using electricity remaining in the housing complex as necessary electricity, without installing a separate fuel cell. The housing complex that includes the individual housing A may include an individual housing that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 5 as opposed to the consumption pattern 1. This is to form the energy independence according to different consumption patterns.
In the individual housing B that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 2, the power management apparatus 101 may include the individual housing B in a housing complex capable of achieving the energy independence using surplus power of an individual housing having a large PV generation amount for insufficient power during the daytime. Here, the power management apparatus 101 may reduce PV facility capacity by grouping the individual housing B and the individual housing C that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 3 having a large PV generation amount.
Likewise, in the individual housing D that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 4, the power management apparatus 101 may include the individual housing D in a housing complex capable of achieving the energy independence using surplus power of an individual housing having a large PV generation amount for insufficient electricity during the daytime. Here, the power management apparatus 101 may reduce a PV expansion by grouping the individual housing D and the individual housing C that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 3 having a large PV generation amount.
Also, the power management apparatus 101 may achieve maximum revenue with minimal new renewable energy equipment by sharing idle ESS devices installed in the individual housing E that is operated in the form of the consumption pattern 5 in a complex.
The power management apparatus 101 may maximize revenue by trading, between neighbors, electricity that is not stored and wasted due to insufficient capacity of ESS through sharing of equipment between complexes and may make more revenue and maintain sustainable energy independence by analyzing incorporation of a new household into a housing complex.
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The influencing factors according to the requirements may include {circle around (1)} a time factor, {circle around (2)} a day factor, {circle around (3)} a weekday factor, {circle around (4)} a weather factor, {circle around (5)} an event factor, {circle around (6)} a season factor, and {circle around (7)} a person factor that are related to power generation of the individual housing.
Therefore, the power management apparatus 101 may derive a surplus index for an individual housing and a housing complex for clustering of housing complexes based on a feature index for each housing. The power management apparatus 101 may derive a degree of matching based on a difference between consumption patterns for matching generation and consumption according to the surplus index. Also, the power management apparatus 101 may analyze combination suitability and reliability with respect to information for each power generation/consumption/surplus index through a feature index for each housing.
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The power management apparatus may group individual housings into a housing complex into consideration of a feature of an individual housing surplus index. Here, the present disclosure may group individual housings according to features of the individual housings into a housing complex through classification into a cluster layer, a power grid layer, and a prosumer layer.
The power management apparatus may analyze a power consumption pattern of an energy housing complex that includes a plurality of individual housings and may derive a surplus index derived for each of the individual housings. The power management apparatus may determine an energy housing complex having a largest difference in the power consumption pattern and may supply surplus electricity in the determined energy housing complex to an individual housing that requires electricity among individual housings included in the energy housing complex. The power management apparatus may maintain a housing complex for trading surplus power between individual housings or may combine individual housings into a new housing complex.
The power management apparatus may present a basic housing model of new renewable energy for energy independence and may collect energy information of a housing for trading or sharing power between housings. The power management apparatus may derive a surplus index and may integrate and manage the surplus index through combination of individual housings having different indices based on time-by-time information of the surplus index, thereby reducing waste caused by rash expansion of ESS or fuel cells.
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The power management apparatus may determine a consumption pattern of each of the individual housings based on a surplus index of the determined power surplus amount. Here, the surplus index of the power surplus amount may represent a negative value or a positive value for the power surplus amount based on the power generation amount for each influencing factor and the power consumption amount of the individual housing.
In operation 602, the power management apparatus may extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a similarity between consumption patterns determined for the respective individual housings. The power management apparatus may extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a consumption pattern for each individual housing and a type of energy facility installed for each individual housing. Also, the housing management apparatus may extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a difference value between surplus indices of power surplus amounts according to consumption patterns for the respective individual housings.
In operation 603, the power management apparatus may set a plurality of housing complexes by grouping the individual housings. The power management apparatus may group individual housings corresponding to a relatively great difference in the consumption pattern according to the surplus index of the power surplus amount.
Here, that the difference in the consumption pattern is great may represent that a difference between surplus indices of power surplus amounts acquired by subtracting a power consumption amount from a power generation amount generated according to each influencing factor is great. For example, with the assumption that a power surplus amount of the individual housing A is 320 kWh, a power surplus amount of the individual housing B is 171 kWh, and a power surplus amount of the individual housing C is 50 kWh, a surplus index of the individual housing A may be set to 7, a surplus index of the individual housing B may be set to 4, and a surplus index of the individual housing C may be set to 1. Here, a high surplus index may represent that a large amount of power is accumulated since less power is used than generated power. Conversely, a low surplus index may represent that power is insufficient since more power is used than generated power. Therefore, the power management apparatus may extract individual housings having different consumption patterns based on a difference between surplus indices set for the respective individual housings.
Also, extracting individual housings having different consumption patterns may be to complement each other according to a consumption pattern for each individual housing. That is, an individual housing having insufficient power in a housing complex may purchase and use power of an individual housing having a high power surplus amount and an individual housing having a high power surplus amount may sell power to an individual housing having insufficient power, thereby promoting mutual benefits.
Therefore, the power management apparatus may group optimal individual housings capable of maintaining energy independence based on a surplus index of a power surplus amount according to a difference in a consumption pattern.
In operation 604, the power management apparatus may determine energy capacity of each of the set housing complexes and may set consumption patterns of the housing complexes based on the determined energy capacity. The power management apparatus may set consumption patterns of the housing complexes for inducing energy independence based on sharing or non-sharing of resources and presence or absence of power trading between individual housings that constitute each of the set housing complexes.
In operation 605, the power management apparatus may analyze power sales revenue for each housing complex according to a consumption pattern of each of the housing complexes and may regroup individual housings that constitute the housing complexes. The power management apparatus may perform regular combination and analysis on a housing complex for lasting benefits. Here, analysis of sales revenue may lead to proposals for a new housing complex and a use control, which may determine inclusion of a new individual housing and termination of a specific housing.
Also, the power management apparatus may reallocate capacity of new renewable energy resources and recommend expansion to reflect a change in a consumption pattern of a housing complex.
Meanwhile, the methods according to the above-described example embodiments may be generated as a computer-executable program and may be implemented in various record media, such as, for example, magnetic storage media, optical record media, and digital storage media.
Implementations of various techniques described herein may be implemented in digital electronic circuitry, or in computer hardware, firmware, software, or some combinations thereof. The implementations may be implemented as a computer program product, that is, an information carrier, such as, for example, a machine-readable storage device (computer-readable media) or a computer program tangibly embodied in a propagated signal to process operations of a data processing device, for example, a programmable processor, a computer, or a plurality of computers or to control the operations. A computer program, such as, the aforementioned computer program(s), may be recorded in any type of programming languages including compiled or interpreted languages and may be propagated in any type included as another unit suitable for use as a stand-alone program or in a module, a component, a subroutine, or a computing environment. The computer program may be distributed across a plurality of sites to be processed on a single computer or a plurality of computers at a single site and may be interconnected through a communication network.
Examples of processors suitable for processing the computer program include both general-purpose and special-purpose microprocessors and one or more processors of any type of digital computers. In general, a processor may receive instructions and data from read only memory (ROM) or random access memory (RAM) or from both ROM and RAM. Computer components may include at least one processor configured to execute instructions and one or more memory devices configured to store instructions and data. In general, a computer may include one or more mass storage devices, for example, magnetic disks, magneto-optical disks, or optical discs to store data, or may receive data therefrom or transmit data thereto, or may be coupled therewith to be bidirectional. Examples of information carriers suitable for embodying computer program instructions and data include semiconductor memory devices, for example, magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks, and magnetic tapes; optical media such as compact disk read only memory (CD-ROM) and digital video disks (DVDs); magneto-optical media such as floptical disks; and hardware devices that are specially configured to store and perform program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, erasable programmable ROM (EPROM), electrically erasable programmable ROM (EEPROM), and the like. The processor and memory may be supplemented by special-purpose logic circuitry or may be included therein.
Also, computer-readable media may be any available media accessible by a computer and may include both computer storage media and transmission media.
While this specification includes details of a plurality of specific example embodiments, they should not be construed as limiting to any disclosure or scope of claims, but rather should be understood as description of features that may be peculiar to a specific example embodiment. Specific features described herein in the context of individual example embodiments may be implemented through combination in a single example embodiment. Conversely, various features described in the context of a single example embodiment may also be implemented individually or in any suitable sub-combinations in a plurality of example embodiments. Further, although features may operate through a particular combination and be described as claimed at an initial stage, one or more features from a claimed combination may be excluded from the combination in some cases and the claimed combination may be changed with a sub-combination or modification thereof.
Likewise, although operations are illustrated in specific order, it should not be understood that the operations should be performed in specific order or sequential order or all of the operations should be performed to achieve advantageous results. In a specific case, multitasking and parallel processing may be advantageous. Also, separation of various device components of the example embodiments should not be understood as requiring such separation in all the example embodiments and it should be understood that the aforementioned program components and devices may be integrated into a single software product or packaged into a plurality of software products.
Meanwhile, the example embodiments disclosed with the present specification and drawings are simply provided as a specific example to assist understanding and are not construed as limiting the scope of the disclosure. In addition to the example embodiments disclosed herein, it should be apparent to those skilled in the art to which the disclosure pertains that other modification examples may be implemented without departing from the technical spirit of the disclosure.
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