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A Multi-Agents Control Approach for the Optimal Power Flow Problem

We consider the problem of minimizing the power generation cost by exploiting the microgenerators dispersed in the power distribution network. The proposed strategy requires that the intelligent agents, located at the microgenerator buses, measure their voltage and then actuate the physical layer by adjusting the amount of injected power, according to a feedback control law derived from a projected gradient descent strategy. Simulations are provided in order to illustrate the algorithm behavior.