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COVID-19 has a vast impact on the power systems considering the customersdemand and human resources. During this situation, the utilization ofmicrogrids (MGs) may help the power systems balance the generation andconsumption of power, which leads to customer satisfaction. In this paper, theoptimal power scheduling of energy sources in an islanded MG by considering theupside risk (UR) is proposed for the very first time. The intended islanded MGconsists of various sources such as wind turbine (WT), photovoltaic (PV),diesel generator (DGR), and battery. The goals of this work are minimizing theenergy not supplied (ENS) in islanded mode considering the COVID-19s effect andimplementing the demand response program (DRP). The difference between targetENS and actual ENS when actual ENS is less than the target is defined as UR.The results indicate that the UR related to the ENS of the islanded MGdecreases significantly by slightly increasing the ENS. Moreover, COVID-19decreases the ENS considerably and has a bigger effect than the DRP.

Upside Risk Effect on Reliability of Microgrids Considering Demand  Response Program and COVID-19: An Investigation on Health System and Power  System Interactions