Risk evaluation for low-voltage distribution network based on VMD-LSTM load forecasting model

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Authors: Ye Lü, Chao Lu, Lei Sha, Yiqin Shen, Zehui Shi, Liang Liang
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Abstract

Addressing the risks of voltage violations and transformer heavy-overloading in low-voltage distribution network caused by impact loads and distributed energy integration, this paper proposes a dynamic comprehensive risk evaluation framework. First, a composite risk index (CRI) is constructed, integrating the system voltage violation risk index (SVRI) and the system active power heavy-overload risk index (SAPHORI). A risk period composite index (RPCI) based on time-decay weighting is also designed. Second, a VMD-LSTM model is built for ultra-short-term load forecasting. Combined with Monte Carlo simulation for future system state sampling, this enables comprehensive future risk evaluation. Case studies using a modified IEEE 13-bus system and actual data from a distribution network in Southwest China demonstrate that the forecasting model achieves over 97 % accuracy. The evaluation results provide warnings several hours in advance regarding risk accumulation trends, offering crucial data support for power grid dispatching.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Power System Reliability and Maintenance Optimal Power Flow Distribution Energy Load and Power Forecasting

Publication details

Journal / source
Energy Reports
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Volume
15
Pages
108963–108963
Publication date
6 January 2026
Language
EN