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CGS (cogeneration system) is a typical example of the distributed power and heat source, and will be increasingly more important for the future. By connecting several CGSs with both electricity and heat distribution grids, an advanced district energy network, which is economically more efficient and environmentally more benign, can be established. But considering some cogenerators who behave to maximize their own profits, the district energy network is not always established because of each cogenerator's motivation to acquire its own profit as much as possible. The key issue for participants to the network is related with the question of what type of partner they should cooperate together to maximize their profits. In this paper, we attempt to analyze the coalition behavior in the district energy network taking advantage of the cooperative game theory and to estimate the future feasibility of group management for CGS, As a major result, it is revealed that with the share of residence type demand increased in the district energy network, all players have incentive to participate in the network. And we provide for the analysis of the effect of the construction cost assignment of heat grids for the players.

Game Theoretic Analysis of Group Management&bull;for CGS in Hybrid Energy Grids

Game Theoretic Analysis of Group Management•for CGS in Hybrid Energy Grids