Method for constructing a future-state power grid model, device and equipment and storage medium

A device for constructing a future-state power grid model, comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory for storing instructions executable by the processor,
• wherein the processor is arranged to:
• acquire a current power grid model, an equipment power-off plan, an equipment retirement plan and an equipment addition plan;
• add equipment according to the current power grid model, and determine an added equipment information set, a retired equipment information set and a powered-off equipment information set according to the equipment addition plan, the equipment retirement plan and the equipment power-off plan respectively;
• and
• set a state of the added equipment to be an operating state, form an initial network model of each period according to a time sequence, and construct a future-state network model according to the added equipment information set, the retired equipment information set, the powered-off equipment information set and the initial network models.

A non-transitory computer storage medium having stored thereon a computer program configured to execute a method for constructing a future-state power grid model, the method comprising:

• acquiring a current power grid model, an equipment power-off plan, an equipment retirement plan and an equipment addition plan;
• adding equipment according to the current power grid model, and determining an added equipment information set, a retired equipment information set and a powered-off equipment information set according to the equipment addition plan, the equipment retirement plan and the equipment power-off plan respectively;
• and
• setting a state of the added equipment to be an operating state, forming an initial network model of each period according to a time sequence, and constructing the future-state network model according to the added equipment information set, the retired equipment information set, the powered-off equipment information set and the initial network models.