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Microgrid cooperative distributed energy scheduling (CoDES) considering battery degradation cost

Obtaining an optimal charging and discharging schedule of battery energy storage devices in a microgrid is essential to the economic and reliable operation of the system. The depth of discharge (DoD) is a key variable that affects the cycle life of a battery. In this paper, an energy scheduling problem is formulated for a microgrid considering battery degradation cost under different DoD scenarios. The formulated scheduling problem is solved by using the cooperative distributed energy scheduling (CoDES) algorithm in a distributed way. The operation of the CoDES algorithm is demonstrated and the economic benefit of using battery energy storage devices in a microgrid is analyzed under different DoD scenarios.