Cross-chain-based multi-microgrid energy trading mechanism
Current blockchain-based microgrid energy trading mechanisms suffer from interoperability constraints, limiting energy exchange across different networks. Cross-chain energy
Electricity transactions between microgrids are coordinated via a multi-microgrid trading platform established through an alliance chain. Utility grid/distribution network operators charge appropriate grid service fees for microgrids internal transaction and purchase/sell surplus or shortage electricity from/to microgrids.
Firstly, the microgrid operator employs a Spectral clustering algorithm to group users based on their transaction characteristics, dividing the blockchain network into K consensus sets.
Blockchain technology holds great potential in the field of microgrid power trading, as it can improve transaction efficiency and security, reduce costs, and facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources. In this regard, an efficient and secure blockchain consensus algorithm for microgrid power trading, known as S-PBFT, is proposed.
The definitions of these factors are as follows: The transaction participation level, denoted as B for a node, is a crucial metric that assesses the level of activity of the node in microgrid power transactions. It depends on the number of transactions in which the node has participated during past trading cycles.
Current blockchain-based microgrid energy trading mechanisms suffer from interoperability constraints, limiting energy exchange across different networks. Cross-chain energy
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Therefore, this paper proposes an efficient and secure blockchain consensus algorithm designed to meet the demands of large-scale microgrid electricity transactions.
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Transactions within the microgrid are facilitated through smart contracts, which automatically execute predefined conditions once they are met. The diagram below illustrates the
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