Abstract:Promoting the development of an integrated hydro-wind-photovoltaic system is an important measure to achieve the dual carbon goals. Short-term optimal scheduling is the key to the stable operation of integrated systems. A short-term optimal scheduling model for hydro-wind-photovoltaic system is established with multiple objectives such as maximizing power generation, minimizing output fluctuation, and minimizing power generation loss, with constraints of water level, flow rate, and output. The progressive optimization algorithm (POA) is adopted to solve the model. Taking a large-scale integrated hydro-wind-photovoltaic system in Southwest China as the study case, three typical scenarios, that is low, average and high wind-photovoltaic output, during flood season are analyzed. The results show that under the premise of ensuring that the power generation loss does not exceed 0.04%, the output fluctuation of integrated hydro-wind-photovoltaic system can be reduced by 98.64%, 91.69% and 98.13%, respectively. Scenario of average wind-photovoltaic output can also achieve dual optimization of 0.02% increase in power generation and 91.69% reduction in fluctuation, while the water levels and flows of cascade hydropower stations remain within reasonable ranges, which verifies the feasibility of multi-objective collaboration and provides practical references for the production and management of integrated hydro-wind-photovoltaic systems.