ACPEE Panel Session

Topic

Distributed Energy and P2P Trading

Various distributed renewable energy resources are developing in the distribution network in recent years because of the carbon neutral policy around the world. Those end-users can sell surplus electricity to the nearby consumers. So many participants (prosumers, VPPs, retailers, etc.) are emerging in the local (distribution) energy market. The distribution-level electricity market is totally different from traditional transmission power market in terms of trading rule and model. It is more valuable to build an efficient distributed energy trading market to expand the trading scale of distributed energy resources, and even include more electricity services in the electricity retail market under the liberalization of the electricity retail market. Thus, in this session we invite three professors to share the work about distributed energy and P2P trading.

Session Chair: Prof. Hongjun Gao, Sichuan University

Report 1: Peer-to-peer market trading mechanism and model for prosumers energy management

Reporter : Prof. Junjie Hu, North China Electric Power University, China

Report 2: Evaluation and Pricing for Universal Electricity Service

Reporter: Prof. Zhifang Yang, Chongqing University,China

Report 3: A novel blockchain-oriented Behind-the-Meter Microgrid: Framework, Trading Model and Platform

Reporter: Prof. Tao Ding, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China